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    Academic Vocabulary List

    Word Part of Speech and Definition Other forms


    accuracy,
    accurate (adj) correct; exact
    accurately
    achieve (v) to succeed in accomplishing the result you want achievement

    adequately,
    adequate (adj) as much or as good as necessary; enough
    adequacy
    disadvantage,
    advantage (n) something that helps someone to achieve success; a benefit
    advantageous
    affect (v) to cause a change or effect in someone or something

    (n) something chosen instead of something else


    alternative alternatively
    (adj) offering a different way, plan, or idea as a choice

    analyze (v) to examine carefully and in detail analysis

    (v) 1. to use for a purpose


    apply application
    2. to be related to, as a subject

    appropriate (adj) fitting or correct for a situation appropriately

    approximate (adj) nearly exact; estimated approximately

    argue (v) to state an opinion argument

    aspect (n) one of the parts of a situation, plan, or idea

    assert (v) to say or state with confidence; to claim assertion

    associate (v) to connect with something else in one’s mind association

    assume (v) to think that something Is true without having definite proof assumption

    attitude (n) a feeling about a person or thing; a position

    (v) to help or be helped by someone or something


    benefit beneficial
    (n) something that helps or is good for you

    capable (adj) able to do what is needed capability

    characteristic (n) a quality, feature, or trait of a person or object characterize

    chronological (adj) arranged in the order of time chronology

    circumstance
    (n) conditions or facts that are connected to a situation or event
    s
    (v) 1. to quote a passage, book, author, etc.
    cite citation
    2. to mention as evidence to support a claim
    (n) a statement that shows a writer’s opinion or position on an
    claim
    issue

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