| A | B |
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| transaction | n. put through a business deal |
| transparent | adj. letting light pass through |
| transform | v. to change from one form to another |
| deport | v. to send a person out of the country |
| export | v. to send goods out of the country |
| deportment | n. conduct; behavior |
| audit | n. an official examination of an account book |
| inaudible | adj. cannot be heard |
| audition | n. a hearing to try out a singer or actor |
| visa | n. am emdorsement on a passport granting entrance ro a coumtry |
| audiovisual | adj. involving both hearing and sight |
| visage | n. the face or look of a person |
| providential | adj. provided by dicine guidance |
| amplification | n. an enlargement of sound |
| affect | v. to influence; to make an impression on |
| effect | n. result; v. to cause or bring about a reasult |
| deify | v.to make someone or something into a god |
| efficacious | adj.producing the wanted results; successful |
| cordial | adj.warm; cheerful |
| diacourage | v. to deprive of courage, hope or confidence; dis-hearted |
| congregate | v. to gather with others in one place |
| consolidate | v. to unite into one whole; combine |
| antibiotic | n. drug capable of killing germs inside the body |
| antiaircraft | adj. used against hostile planes |
| antidote | n. a remidy to counteract a poison |
| memoirs | n. a record of something to be remembered |
| memorable | adj. worth remembering; noteworthy |
| commemorate | v. to observe; to recall to memory |
| memorabilia | n. objects and things remembered and collected |
| circumference | n. the perimitted of a circle |
| circumvent | v. to go around or bypass |
| circumspect | adj. watchful; cautious |
| invincible | adj. cannot be defeated; unstoppable |
| evict | v. to put out a person from property by legal process |
| intercept | v. to take comething on the way from one place to another |
| interstate | adj. crossing state lines |
| interim | n. the time between one thing and another |
| interdict | v. to forbid |
| antecede | v. to go before in time |
| antebellum | adj. before the war (especially the Civil War) |
| discredit | v. to cast doubt; ruin the reputation of |
| incredible | adj. unbelievable |
| credence | n. belief as to the truth of something |
| incredulous | adj. unbelieving; skeptical |
| accredit | n. certification stating that a school meets certain qualifications |
| accredatation | n. certification stating that a school meets certain qualifications |
| molecule | n. the smallest unit of matter |
| minuscule | adj. extremely small; insignificant |
| fixation | n. obsession; state of being attached |
| affix | v. to fasten; to seal |
| transfix | v. to hold motionless |
| rectify | v. to correct a situation or problem |
| rector | n. a minister or priest who heads a parish, college, etc |
| autobiography | n. one’s life story written by oneself |
| bionics | n. science of designing instruments after living things |
| biopsy | n. an examination of disease tissue |
| biodegradable | adj. easily decomposed by bacteria |
| precede | v. to go before |
| recede | v. to go back; withdraw |
| precedent | n. a case which may serve as a justification in |
| discourage | v. to deprive of confidence, hope or courage |
| proceeding | n. legal actions; events or happenings; an official |
| preamble | n. an introduction to a document |
| premonition | n. feeling that something is going to happen |
| prejudiced | adj. judging without knowledge; thought or reason |
| precocious | adj. advanced mentally with relationship to age |
| license | n. to permit or authorize |
| licentious | adj. immoral; sexually loose |
| illicit | adj. unlawful; illegal |
| decapitate | v. to cut off someone’s head |
| capital | adj. punishable by death; main |
| capitulate | v. to surrender |
| chronological | adj. in time order |
| chronic | adj. continuing for a long time |
| chronicle | n. a record of events; a history |
| chronometer | n. an instrument to keep time |
| odometer | n. an instrument for measuring the distance traveled |
| perimeter | n. the distance around |
| seismometer | n. an instrument to measure the movement of the earth (earthquakes) |
| digress | v. to wander off the topic |
| degrade | v. to put down; put a step lower |
| graduated | adj. marked at various levels for measurement |
