Vocabulary Synonyms and Antonyms

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Course Outline

  1. Goals Actions and Emotions
  2. Scale Freedom and Safety
  3. Local Resources and Renewal
  4. Ability Choice and Accuracy
  5. Feelings Conflict and Character

1. Goals Actions and Emotions

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  • Destination means a goal, target, terminus, station, or end.

  • Glad means happy, heavenly, or delightful, while blissful describes intense happiness.

  • To collaborate means to team up, cooperate, unite, or merge.

  • A crisis is an issue, problem, disaster, or trouble.

  • To anticipate means to foresee, realize beforehand, expect, predict, or foretell.

  • To appreciate means to praise, cherish, value, respect, or admire.

  • To frighten means to scare, terrify, panic, or horrify.

  • To discriminate means to differentiate or distinguish.

  • Morale is an emotional or mental condition concerning confidence, especially in the face of hardships.

Further detail

  • An auxiliary is additional support used as a reserve or substitute in case of need.

  • Repulsion is a force that pushes an object or an aversion to something.

  • Grasped means understood or realized.

  • Active means lively, dynamic, or energetic.

  • To remember means to recall, reminisce, or recollect.

  • To witness means to see, notice, watch, spot, or observe.

  • Rare means unusual, occasional, or unique.

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1. Which word refers to a goal, target, or endpoint?

2. If two organizations team up to complete a project, what are they doing?

3. What does it mean to anticipate a problem?

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What does 'Destination' mean in goals and targets?

A goal, target, terminus, station, or end.

What is an auxiliary in support contexts?

Additional support used as a reserve or substitute.

What does repulsion refer to in forces or feelings?

A force that pushes an object or an aversion to something.

What does 'grasped' mean regarding understanding?

Understood or realized.

What does 'glad' mean in terms of emotions?

Happy, heavenly, or delightful.

What does 'blissful' describe?

Intense happiness.

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