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Vocab for essays,comprehensions,etc!!

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Hey guys I've got a great idea! Why don't we post new vocabulary words in this thread everyday, it would really benefit us especially in AS level general cause essay writing can be made better by good vocab words! so let's post new vocab here watsayy!
 

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My share for the week... :D hope it helps...

predicament (noun)

a difficult or unpleasant situation, especially one where it is difficult to know what to do:

*The club's financial predicament * I'm in a terrible predicament.

pivotal (adjective)

(written) of great importance because other things depend on it:

*a pivotal role in European affairs * Accountancy, law and economics are pivotal to a successful career in any financial services area.

track record (noun)

[sing.] all the past achievements, successes or failures of a person or an organization:

*He has a proven track record in marketing.

quick fix

(informal) a solution to a problem, especially an easy or temporary one:

*There is no quick fix for the steel industry.

feasible (adjective)

that is possible and likely to be achieved SYN PRACTICABLE:

*a feasible plan / suggestion / idea * It's just not feasible to manage the business on a part-time basis. OPP UNFEASIBLE

feasibility (noun) *a feasibility study on the proposed new airport * I doubt the feasibility of the plan.

gimmick (noun)

(often disapproving) an unusual trick or unnecessary device that is intended to attract attention or to persuade people to buy sth. Selling gimmick: *Buy one get one free.

*a promotional / publicity / sales gimmick * We don't use gimmicks to sell our products.* It sounds great, but what's the gimmick?

gimmicky (adjective): *a gimmicky idea / fashion

collateral damage (noun)

unintended military damage: unintended damage to civilian life or property during a military operation

burgeon (verb)

[V] (formal) to begin to grow or develop rapidly

burgeoning (adjective): *a burgeoning population * burgeoning demand
 
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Affirmative: in favour of something,say yes to something.
Usage: He said to her, "hope you reply in the affirmative"
 
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