Vocabulary List
Abate — to reduce in intensity.
‘Abstract - existing as a concept rather than a concrete object.
Accessible - easily reached or understood.
‘Accommodate - to provide space or meet needs.
ASfinity — a natural liking or attraction.
‘Ambiguous — open to more than one interpretation.
‘Anomaly — something unusual or out of place.
‘Arbitrary — based on random choice or personal whim,
Archaic — old-fashioned or outdated.
Articulation ~ clear and effective expression of ideas.
Assimilation ~ process of taking in and integrating.
Augment ~ to increase or make larger.
Brevity ~ concise and exact use of words.
Camaraderie ~ mutual trust and friendship among a group.
Capricious ~ prone to sudden mood or behavior changes.
Catalyst - something that sparks or speeds up change.
Chronology — arrangement of events in time order.
Clarify - to make something easier to understand,
‘Coherent — logically connected and consistent.
Cohesion — unity or sticking together.
Accumulate - to gather or collect overtime.
Coincide —to occur at the same time or agree.
Collaborate — to work together toward a common goal.
Colloquial - informal or conversational in tone.
Commencement — a beginning or start; graduation ceremony,
Compile — to gather information from various sources.
Compliance - adherence to rules or standards.
Comprehensive - covering all or nearly all aspects.
Conceptualize - to form a concept or idea.
Condescending - showing a patronizing or superior attitude.
Conform - to comply with standards or norms.
Consensus - general agreement among a group.
Contextualize - to place in an appropriate setting or context.
Continuum — a continuous sequence or range.
Contingency — a possible but uncertain event.
Empathy — the abilty to understand and share another's feelings.
Encompass — to include or contain within
Equivocal - open to multiple interpretations; ambiguous.
Ethos — characteristic spirit or ideals of a community or culture.
Evaluate — to assess or judge the value or quality of something
Expository — intended to explain or describe.
Feasible — possible and practical to do.
Fidelity — faithfulness or accuracy.
Flux ~ continuous change or movement.
Formative — influential in developing or shaping,
Frenetic — fat, energetic, and often uncontrolled.
Futile — having no usaful result; pointless.
Holistic - considering the whole rather than individual parts
Ideation — the process of forming ideas or concepts.
Impetus — a driving force or motivation,
Implicit — implied rather than explitly stated.
Incentive - something that encourages action or effort
Incremental - describing small, step-by-step increases.
Infer to derive @ conclusion from evidence.
Inherent - existing in something as a permanent atibute.
Innovate —to introduce new ideas or methods.
Integrity — adherence to moral and ethical principles.
Interdisciplinary - involving two or more academic feds.
Jargon - specialized or technical language.
Kinetic - relating to motion or movement.
Legitimate — lawful or valid; also genuine.
Lexicon ~ a specialized vocabulary orcictionary.
Methodology ~ a system of methods or principles.
‘Nuance - a subtle distinction or variation.
Objective - unbiased; based on facts rather than feelings.
‘Obligation — a duty of commitment
Obscure — unclear, partially hidden, or litte known.
Optimal - most favorable or desirable.
Parameter — a measurable factor defining a system.
Paradigm — a typical pattern or model.
Convergence — coming together from different directions.
Convoluted - extremely complex or dificut to follow.
Correlate - to show a relationship or connection.
Critique — to analyze and evaluate critically,
Decipher to interpret or make sense of something complex.
Deficit - a shortage or lack of something,
Delineate - to describe or outline precisely,
Derivative - unoriginal; derived from another source.
Discourse - written or spoken communication,
Discrepancy - a difference or inconsistency.
Disparage — to belitie or speak down about.
Disseminate — to spread widely (e.g, information).
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Plausble - appearing truthtul or reasonable,
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Preface ~ an introductory statement.
Premise - a previous statement om which a conclusion i drawn,
Provoke to stimulate or incite action or emtion.
Quantitative — relating to or measured by quantity.
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Rectify — to correct or make right.
Redundancy - repetition that is no longer necessary.
Distort to twist out of a natural or normal shape or meaning.
Refute - to prove wrong or disprove.
Elaborate - to provide more detail or expand.
Rhetorical - related to effective speaking or writing techniques.
Elusive — difficult to find, catch, or achieve.
