Vocabulary
Expressions/phrasal words
The odd one out
Prefixes (ab-,dis-,mal-,mis-)
Varia
100

Extremely pleased

Overjoyed

100

Set a limit

Draw the line

100

elated, jubilant, overjoyed, meticulous

others mean very happy and excited. Meticulous - with great attention to detail; thorough 

100

normal

Abnormal

100

Karja mentaliteet

Herd mentality

200

Someone in charge

Foreman

200

Refuse to back down or give up

Stand your ground

200

compulsive, neurotic, obnoxious, obsessive

All three describe internal mental or emotional states that drive a person’s behavior. Obnoxious - horrible, offensive to others.

200

function

Malfunction

200

Encouraging somebody

Egging somebody on

300

Coming after something else

Subsequent

300

Get involved in something that may be a difficult experience

Let yourself in for something

300

adamant, inflexible, cynical, obstinate

These three all describe a strong unwillingness to change. Cynical - not believing that sth is done for good or unselfish reasons; negatively thinking

300

errant

Aberrant

300

Who is a physician.

Professional word for doctor.

400

Almost unconscious

Semicomatose

400

Stay out of the way of sb/sth that might be problematic

Steer clear of sb/sth

400

amiable, impassive, poised, serene

They describe someone's self-control. Amiable - means friendly, kind, and pleasant.

400

adjusted

Maladjusted

400

Scans even show two small, symmetrical black holes where the two almondshaped _ that _ the amygdala once existed.

nuclel, comprise

500

In a way that avoids causing an argument

non-confrontational

500

Extreamly happy

On cloud nine

500

eloquent, principled, scrupulous, upright

They describe someone who acts according to strong moral standards. Eloquent - describes communication ability.

500

anthrope

Misanthrope

500

Post-traumatic social disinhibition 

Debilitating behavioural syndrome commonly reported after a severe traumatic brain injury and is characterized by inappropriate social behaviour.

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