Enter Title

A

100

licence

license

noun. a legal document giving official permission to do something; "You need a licence to sell food in this city.";

verb. grant a licence to.

200

distort

v.) to give a false or misleading account of; to twist out of shape; "The report was criticized for distorting the facts."

300

incidence

The number or rate of new cases of a particular condition during a specific time; "The incidence of the disease is rising

400

undertake

commit oneself to and begin (an enterprise or responsibility); take on; "She undertook a journey around the world."

500

Name at least 5 synonims: amazing

astonishing
striking
brilliant
stunning(sp)
impressive
overwhelming
priceless

B

100

estimate

An approximation of a number based on reasonable assumptions; "The project was estimated to cost $1 million."

200

consequent

happening as a result of something; "The consequent effects were felt across the industry."

300

invoke

cite or appeal to (someone or something) as an authority for an action or in support of an argument; "The attorney invoked the client's right to privacy."

400

rigid

not flexible; stiff or fixed; not able to be bent or moved; "The regulations are quite rigid and inflexible."

500

Name at least 5 synonims: bad

harmful
damaging
destructive
unhealthy
negative
adverse
worthless
useless

C

100

trace

Outline; follow the course of; "The police were able to trace the phone call."

200

integrate

combine (one thing) with another so that they become a whole; "The software integrates easily with existing systems."

300

conform

comply with rules, standards, or laws; "The building does not conform to safety regulations."

400

intervene

come between so as to prevent or alter a result or course of events; "The government had to intervene to stabilize the economy."

500

Name at least 5 synonims: available

accessible
convenient
handy
applicable
achievable
attainable

D

100

primary

First or most significant; "The primary goal of the project is to improve health outcomes."

200

entity

anything having existence, either physical or mystical; "Each subsidiary operates as a separate entity."

300

exclude

To leave out; to keep from being a part of; "The study excludes cases that do not meet the criteria."

400

induce

To lead towards some action; "The drug is used to induce sleep.

500

Name at least 5 synonims: angry

furious
mad(sp)
outraged
irritated
enraged
cross