This document provides definitions for 20 words related to language and reading. The words include terms like "propose", "perception", "examine", and "refer" that describe presenting and analyzing ideas. Other words like "distinct", "comprise", and "differentiate" relate to identifying unique qualities and differences. Additional terms such as "root", "expose", "govern", and "vehicle" refer to establishing and conveying concepts. Finally, words like "implication", "entwine", "immerse", and "flux" describe connections, engagement, and change over time.
This document provides definitions for 20 words related to language and reading. The words include terms like "propose", "perception", "examine", and "refer" that describe presenting and analyzing ideas. Other words like "distinct", "comprise", and "differentiate" relate to identifying unique qualities and differences. Additional terms such as "root", "expose", "govern", and "vehicle" refer to establishing and conveying concepts. Finally, words like "implication", "entwine", "immerse", and "flux" describe connections, engagement, and change over time.
This document provides definitions for 20 words related to language and reading. The words include terms like "propose", "perception", "examine", and "refer" that describe presenting and analyzing ideas. Other words like "distinct", "comprise", and "differentiate" relate to identifying unique qualities and differences. Additional terms such as "root", "expose", "govern", and "vehicle" refer to establishing and conveying concepts. Finally, words like "implication", "entwine", "immerse", and "flux" describe connections, engagement, and change over time.
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Word Definition Note
Propose (v.) To put forward or suggest a plan, idea, theory, or course of action for consideration, discussion, or acceptance. Perception (n.) The ability to recognize, interpret, and understand sensory information from the environment. Examine (v.) To inspect or analyze something closely and systematically in order to understand its details, characteristics, or components. Refer (v.) To mention or direct someone's attention to something, often by mentioning or providing a source, connection, or example. Distinct (adj.) Clearly recognizable as separate or different from something else; having unique or individual qualities. Comprise (v.) To consist of or include, usually referring to the various parts or elements that make up a whole. Differentiate (v.) To distinguish or recognize the differences between two or more things; to identify unique characteristics or features. Markedly (adv.) In a noticeable or significant manner. Root (v.) To establish deeply and firmly. Expose (v.) To reveal, make visible, or subject something to an experience or situation, often one that brings to light certain aspects or truths. Govern (v.) To control, manage, or direct the actions, behavior, or policies of a group, organization, or entity. Vehicle (n.) Used metaphorically to refer to something that carries or conveys a particular idea, concept, or message. Bring up (v.) To raise or look after a child until it is an adult. Implication (n.) The conclusion or consequence that can be drawn from something, often indirectly or as a result of certain conditions. Entwine (v.) To weave something together, often referring to objects or ideas that are closely connected Immerse (v.) To completely involve or engage oneself in a particular activity, environment, or experience. Flux (adj.) A state of constant change or fluctuation; a flow or movement of something, often in a continuous manner. Fumble (v.) To handle something clumsily, awkwardly, or in a way that lacks coordination or skill. Vulnerable (adj.) Open to harm, damage, or attack; easy to being harmed physically, emotionally, or otherwise. Reserved (adj.) Characterized by being cautious, controlled, or restrained in one's actions, expressions, or emotions. Tongue Used metaphorically to refer to language or speech. Incorporate (v.) To include or integrate something as part of a larger whole; to combine or merge different elements into a single entity. Decontextualized Removed from its original context; lacking the surrounding information or (adj.) circumstances that give it meaning. Tap (v.) To access or connect with a particular resource or aspect 4