Descriptive Vocabulary — definition?
Words that vividly describe environments, objects, or characteristics.
Spectacular — meaning?
Impressive or stunning to look at.
Square — shape or space?
A shape with four equal sides and right angles; also a public space.
Sweet-smelling — scent?
Having a pleasant or fragrant odor.
Tropical — region?
Near the equator, warm climate, lush vegetation.
Typical — meaning?
Conforming to usual or expected characteristics.
Common Phrase — 'I'd prefer'?
Politely express a personal choice or avoidance.
'I'd rather' — use?
Indicate a stronger personal preference.
'See for yourself' — purpose?
Encourage direct observation or experience.
'I didn't mean to' — function?
Apologize or clarify unintentional actions.
'That was thoughtless of me' — use?
Acknowledge a lack of consideration, often as an apology.
'That wasn't very wise of you' — tone?
Gentle reminder or criticism of poor decision.
Cover — in Module 4?
Insurance amount to protect against damages or loss.
Balance — meaning?
Even distribution of weight or importance.
Prospects — in career?
Chances for success or advancement.
Job Vocabulary — 'Accountant' role?
Manages financial records and reports.
Answer 8 questions on Effective Communication and Descriptive Vocabulary.
1. What does the adjective 'spectacular' mean in descriptive vocabulary?
2. Who is credited with popularizing the phrase 'See for yourself'?
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