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resilient adj. strong enough to recover from difficulty or disease adv. resiliently n. resilience Syn. tenacious She has a resilient personality and will soon feel better. The doctor was surprised by his patient's resilience. It’s been a terrible shock, but she’s very resilient and will get...

relinquish v. to give up (power, position, a claim, etc.): n. relinquishment Syn. abdicate The troubled executive relinquished his control of the company. The relinquishment of his claim to the building will allow the building to be sold. No one wants to relinquish power once they have it...

petition v. to make a request n. petition Syn. appeal Canada petitioned the United Nations to consider its case. The student's petition was denied. he petitioned to have his job changed. citizens have the right to petition the government. to petition for a divorce We’re petitioning for...

forbid v. to command not to do something to have a dangerous look, bad feeling Syn. ban ￚopposite permit adj. forbidden adj. forbidding adv. forbiddingly His father will forbid him to use the car. The cave looks forbidding let's not go in. He was forbidden to leave the house, as a...

elicit v. to get the facts, to draw out, to evoke to succeed in drawing out (facts, information, etc.) from someone, esp. after much effort: Syn. extract n. elicitation A lawyer will elicit all the facts necessary to prove her case. Elicitation of the truth can be difficult at times. After...

determined adj. to be strong in one's opinion, to be firm in conviction, having a strong will, n. determination v. determine Syn. resolute They were determined to go to graduate school. A very determined woman who always gets what she wants. I am determined to go and nothing will stop me...

deceptively adv. to make someone think that something is true or good when it is false or bad adj. deceptive v. deceive n. deception Syn. misleadingly The magician deceptively made the rabbit disappear. Richard deceived Joe about the cost of the coat. The salesman made it look deceptively...

authorize v. to give permission or power to do something adj. authorized n. authority Syn. empower Only authorized employees are allowed in the laboratory. The dean has the authority to resolve academic problem of students. Who authorized the payment of this bill? I’ve been authorized (by...

astute adj. very intelligent, smart adj. astutely n. astuteness Syn. perceptive, celever He was an astute worker, finishing in half the time it took the others to finish. They astutely determined that there would be no chance to finish on time. astute investments. an astute politician...

astounding adj. very surprising, so surprising that it is almost impossible to believe v. astound adv. astoundingly Syn. astonishing, amazing The scientists made an astounding discovery. The fans were astounded by their team's success. The news of their divorce astounded me. An...

assert n. to express or defend oneself strongly, to state positively adv. assertively n. assertiveness n. assertion adj. assertive Syn. declare The government asserted its control over the banking system. The company president is an assertive individual. French cooking, she asserted...

arbitrary adj. an action or decision made with little thought, order, or reason decided by or based on chance or personal opinion rather than facts or reason; RANDOM decided or arranged without any reason or plan, often unfairly. adv. arbitrarily n. arbitrariness Syn. haphazard The teacher...

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