MTEL Communication and Literacy
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concede v.- to acknowledge; to admit
concede v.- to surrender; to abandon one's position
concise adj.- in few words; brief; condensed
condescend v.- to consciously come down from one's position or rank
condone v.- to overlook; to forgive
conspicuous adj.- easy to see; noticeable
consernation n.- amazement or terror that causes confusion
,consummation n.- the completion; finish
contemporary adj.- living or happening at the same time; modern
contempt n.- scorn; disrespect
contrite adj.- regretful; sorrowful
conventional adj.- traditional; common; routine
cower v.- to crouch down in fear or shame
defamation n.- any harm to a name or reputation; slander
deference n.- a yielding to the opinion of another
deliberate v.- to consider carefully; to weight in the mind
,deliberate adj.- intentional
denounce v.- to speak out against; to condemn
depict v.- to portray in words; to present a visual image
deplete v.- to reduce; to empty
depravity n.- moral corruption; badness
deride v.- to ridicule; to laugh at with scorn
desecrate v.- to violate a holy place or sanctuary
detached adj.- separated; not interested; standing alone
, deter v.- to prevent; to discourage; to hinder
didactic adj.- instructive
didactic adj.- dogmatic; preachy
digress v.- to stray from the subject; to wander from the topic
diligence n.- hard work
discerning adj.- distinguishing one thing from another
discord n.- disagreement; lack of harmony
discriminate v.- to distinguish one thing from another
discriminate v.- to demonstrate bias
Vocabulary Questions and Answers 100%
Solved
concede v.- to acknowledge; to admit
concede v.- to surrender; to abandon one's position
concise adj.- in few words; brief; condensed
condescend v.- to consciously come down from one's position or rank
condone v.- to overlook; to forgive
conspicuous adj.- easy to see; noticeable
consernation n.- amazement or terror that causes confusion
,consummation n.- the completion; finish
contemporary adj.- living or happening at the same time; modern
contempt n.- scorn; disrespect
contrite adj.- regretful; sorrowful
conventional adj.- traditional; common; routine
cower v.- to crouch down in fear or shame
defamation n.- any harm to a name or reputation; slander
deference n.- a yielding to the opinion of another
deliberate v.- to consider carefully; to weight in the mind
,deliberate adj.- intentional
denounce v.- to speak out against; to condemn
depict v.- to portray in words; to present a visual image
deplete v.- to reduce; to empty
depravity n.- moral corruption; badness
deride v.- to ridicule; to laugh at with scorn
desecrate v.- to violate a holy place or sanctuary
detached adj.- separated; not interested; standing alone
, deter v.- to prevent; to discourage; to hinder
didactic adj.- instructive
didactic adj.- dogmatic; preachy
digress v.- to stray from the subject; to wander from the topic
diligence n.- hard work
discerning adj.- distinguishing one thing from another
discord n.- disagreement; lack of harmony
discriminate v.- to distinguish one thing from another
discriminate v.- to demonstrate bias
