something that you must do because of a law, rule, promise, etc.
We all have family obligations that distract us from our work.
100
influence
to have the power to affect others
100
energetic
having or showing energy; vigorous; active
100
habitually
usually; customarily; doing a certain thing by habit
He was habitually late to class, which caused his grade to drop from B to C.
200
interpretation
the act or result of explaining or interpreting something : the way something is explained or understood
200
resolve
to find the solution or answer to a problem; to solve
200
customary
habitual; usual
In the United States, it is customary to hold the door open for someone entering a room after you.
200
continually
a. happening without interruption
From 2008 to 2012, I was continually moving from one city to another for my job.
b. happening over and over again; repeated often
Your Facebook newsfeed is continually updated throughout the day.
300
morale
the mental and emotional condition of a individual
Morale was low the employees found out that they would have to work overtime, but would not get paid.
300
affect
to have an effect on; to influence
300
insincere
not genuine or honest; hypocritical
300
defensively
serving to defend or protect
400
alienation
isolation and withdrawal from the values of a society
400
vary
to be different or diverse; to differ
400
self-reliant
believing in one's own ability to handle problems and make decisions
400
stereotypically
He appeared stereotypically American to the people on the street because he was wearing sneakers, jeans, a t-shirt, and sunglasses.
500
insistence
making a firm demand
The students were annoyed at their teachers insistence on group work.
500
assimilate
a. to learn (something) so that it is fully understood and can be used
b. to cause (a person or group) to become part of a different society, country, etc.
500
preconceived
former prior to actual knowledge or experience
I hope you don't have any preconceived ideas about how easy or difficult this quiz will be.
500
morally
from a moral point of view; relating to the principals or right and wrong.
Abortion is morally wrong for many people around the world.