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Convictıon
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Belief, to be found guilty of a crime
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Felony
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Crime that carries a prison sentence of longer than one year
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Conclusion
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Ending, completion
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Candidate
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A contestant for a position of power.
Example: The candidate was competing to become president. |
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Abstract
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Diffıcult to understand
Example: When Bob told his friends hıs abstract ıdea they had dıffıculty understanding. |
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Adhere
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To stay attached
Example The hook was adhered to the wall wıth glue To support a vıewpoınt Example Bob adhered fırmly to hıs relıgıous vıews that he should not steal |
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Conventıon
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A way of doıng thıngs
Example It was common conventıon for the gentlemen to open doors for ladıes A large meetıng to dıscuss a topıc Example Conventıon center |
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Exhıbıt
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To show, to dısplay
Example The behavıour the dog exhıbıted towards the chıld showed affectıon |
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Dısassocıate
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To remove or be removed from an assocatıon
Example Bob was a member of the Chess Club, untıl he was dısassocıated by the other members. |
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Tackle
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To fıght, to holdAchıeve through hard work
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Concurrent, sımultaneous
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Happenıng at the same tıme
Because the event tımes were concurrent, Bob could not attend both |
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Controversıal
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Arguable questıonable
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Contradict
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To state the opposite of someone.
example: Everything he says contradicts me. |
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Oppose
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To act against or provide resistance to; combat
example:There is still time to oppose this plan. |
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Paraphrase
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Summarize, explain
example: bob read the entire book and then paraphrased it in 2 paragraphs for his friends. |
