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Section 1
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tactical
A style of management that is directive and controlling
prompt
On time; done without delay
formiddable
opponent you're worried about; foreful, powerful
endorsement
support; approval
trumph
the act of victory
assess
Act of evaluation
apparently
seemingly
rot
CIRCULAR MOVEMENT AROUND AN AXIS
prospect
That which is expected
affirmative
An active effort to improve employment or education opportunities for minorities.
allocate
To distribute
conventional
Customary; ordinary
aplomb
self-confidence
lunatic
An insane person
alter
(N.) Angry dispute; noisy quarrel
unleased
released;set free
disgrace
The loss of respect, honor, or esteem ; a person, act, or thing that causes shame, reproach, or dishonor
persuasion
An active attempt to change attitudes.
regime
(n.) a government in power; a form or system of rule or management; a period of rule
deliberate
to think over deeply
impose
TO FORCE ON SOMEBODY
consensus
A collective or general agreement of opinion, feeling, or thinking
shrew
clever, keen, astute, cunning
convict
1. Judgment that someone is guilty of a crime.
reluctance
Unwillingness; resisting
perceive
TO SEE OR UNDERSTAND
fringe
decorative edge of hanging threads; edge
acknowledge
To accept that something is true or exists, or to thank someone for helping you
intimidated
Frightened with threats
drag
A force that slows you down and resists motion
futility
uselessness
ensure
Guarantee
intent
The purpose to use a particular means to bring about a certain result.
discourse
-to communicate thoughts orally; talk; converse
reinforced
to strengthen
desperate
Hopeless
scent
a smell
verdict
A decision or judgment
predictable
Expected beforehand
stumble
miss a step and fall or nearly fall
accomodation
A state of balance between cooperation and conflict Adapting to one's current understandings to incorporate new information.
contrary
Opposite in nature, direction or meaning
perception
Ability to see hear or become aware of something through the senses
contentment
satisfaction
malicious
Intended to hurt or harm
hailed
greeted
verge
An edge, border or brink, To come close to the edge or border of.
delight
a feeling of extreme pleasure or satisfaction
defy
challenge authority or power: to challenge openly somebody's or something's authority or power by refusing to obey a command or regulation The son defied his father's instructions.
immence
huge or massive
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abandon
To leave
assault
A physical attack or threat of attack
extrovert
An outgoing person
impunity
Freedom from punishment
persistence
, Determination .
repression
An unconscious process that excludes unacceptable thoughts and feelings from awareness and memory
plight
A difficult or dangerous condition or situation
jeopardises
pose a threat to
awkward
Clumsy
accompany
To go along with; to be together
wreak
To bring about or inflict
defecation
Elimination of undigested waste
sort
To arrange in an orderly manner
coalition
A combination, union, or merger for some specific purpose
eternity
Forever
bludgeon
A short heavy, thick club that has one end larger than the other
sacrosanct
Extremely holy
remorse
Regret
slander
False speech intended to damage a person's reputation.
respository
a place for storage; where things are kept
guise
An external appearance
retaliation
revenge, punishment
introspect
An examination of one's own thoughts and feelings.
deploy
To position or arrange; to utilize; to form up
impediments
obstacles
perpetrator
a person who commits a crime
spur
False or deceitful
tussle
A fight
incumbent
Necessary
imperative
Essential
crew
A group of people who have a mission.
accuse
TO SAY THAT SOMEONE HAS DONE SOMETHING WRONG
reckon
expect, believe, or suppose
paradigm
Model or pattern; worldview, set of shared assumptions, values, etc.
notorious
Infamous
repent
(v.) to feel sorry for what one has done or has failed to do
bicker
quarrel
fleet
Ephemeral
anticipate
to look forward to; to expect
prurient
(adj.) having lustful desires or interests; tending to arouse sexual desires
deception
A trick; an attempt to make someone believe something that is not true
indeed
really or certainly
sullenly
sadly; in a depressing and gloomy way
collaborating
-Work together to find solution that makes everyone happy
conundrum
RIDDLE; PUZZLE WITH NO SOLUTION
monetary
The management of the money supply and interest rates
retribution
Punishment for bad behavior
relevant
Important
summon
To call together, to send for or to request to appear
invincible
Not able to be defeated, unbeatable
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consisent
in agreement
amused
entertained
apprhensive
fearful, worried
aptitude
A natural talent
prone
Having a tendency to do somethin
wrapped
covered
unveil
Visual
scoured
cleaned by hard rubbing with something rough
sulk
sullen or moody
probe
(v.) to examine, investigate thoroughly; (n.) an investigation; a device used to explore or examine
rephrasing
Helps to clarif
lucid
clear and easily understood
endorsement
support; approval
province
Areas within a country or empire
furious
Angry
adversary
An enemy or opponent
apathy
lack of interest or emotion
senile
characteristic of old age
archived
to have filed or collected records or documents
incognizant
not cognizant without knowledge or awareness; unaware (usually followed by ).
aplomb
self-confidence
mocking
Ridiculing
allegation
An assertion made with little or no proof
weirdness
being different out of the ordinary
daubed
smeared, applied, painted without skill, splattered
acquaitance
A person you have met but do not know well.
contingent
Dependent
turbelence
state of violent agitation
sardonic
Mocking, derisive, taunting, and stinging
sore
(adj) painful; hurting; tender
scuffle
A fight or struggle.
floored
greatly surprised
confront
(v.) to meet face-to-face, especially as a challenge; come to grips with
intrigue
A secret plot or scheme
compilation
Collection of preexisting materials arrranged to form a new original work
prosper
(n) wealth or success
bluff
To pretend to know more or feel more confident than one really does
unprecented
never seen or done before
exacerbate
To increase the severity, violence, or bitterness of; aggravate.
garnered
gathered and stored
stereotype
A conventional pattern, expression, character, or idea.
dearth
(n.) a lack, scarcity, inadequate supply; a famine
patrolled
a person or group of people sent to keep watch over an area
bust
To be noisily busy and in a hurry
imminent
About to happen
aide
assistant; helper
excrement
waste matter (as urine or sweat but especially feces) discharged from the body
insularity
(n.) narrow-mindedness; isolation
vandalise
deliberately damage or destroy something
idiosyncratic
Peculiar to one person; highly individualized
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