Academic Wordlist Sublist 3
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one of two or more things that you can choose between
There are several ______ open to us at the moment.
alternative (noun)
alternatives
that you can use or do instead of sth else
The motorway was closed so we had to find an ______route.
alternative (adj.)
alternative
Different to what is usual or traditional
_______ medicine
alternative (adj.)
Alternative
the facts and events that affect what happens in a particular situation
Police said there were no suspicious ________ surrounding the boy's death.
circumstance (noun)
circumstances
the amount of money that you have
The company has promised to repay the money when its financial _______ improve.
circumstances (pl)
circumstances
as the result of a particular situation
It's not an ideal solution, but it's the best we can do in the ________.
In/ under the circumstances
circumstances
never; not for any reason
Under _________ should you enter my office.
In/ under no circumstances
no circumstances
to say what you think or feel about sth
Several people ______ on how ill David looked. Page 2/19 www.sprachenzentrum.uzh.ch
comment (verb)
commented
something that you say or write that gives your opinion or feeling about sth
The chancellor was not available for ______.
comment (noun)
comment
a spoken description on the radio or television of sth as it is happening
A football ______ does not require an extensive vocabulary range
commentary (noun)
commentary
give (someone) something, typically money, in recognition of loss, suffering, or injury incurred; recompense
The government should _______ the farmers for the loss of their crop due to the unseasonal rains
compensate (verb)
compensate
reduce or counteract (something unwelcome or unpleasant) by exerting an opposite force or effect
His occasional courtesies did not _______ for his general rudeness.
compensate (verb):
compensate
part, element, constituent of something
The bacteria excrete cellulose, the basic _______ of our forests.
component (noun)
component
agreement, assent
Even the rare free vote requires the ______ of the party in power.
consent (noun)
consent
An opinion held by all or most, general agreement
We have been trying very hard to forge a _______ that no nuclear weapons should be allowed on the Korean Peninsula.
consensus (noun)
consensus
rather large or great in size, distance, extent; worthy of respect, attention
We took a ______ length of time to decide.
considerable (adj.)
considerable
not changing, remaining the same; going on all the time, continual, persistent
In other words, if an ideal gas is compressed and kept at _____ temperature, the work done in compressing it is completely converted into heat and transferred to the surrounding heat sink.
constant (adj.)
constant
forced
The evidence was so compelling that he felt ______ to accept it.
constrained (adj.)
constrained
to restrict or limit sb/sth
Research has been ______ by a lack of funds.
constrain (verb - often passive)
constrained
strict control over the way that you behave or are allowed to behave
At last we could relax and talk without _______.
constraint (noun)
constraint
To give (support, money, etc.) for a common purpose or fund, to provide;
I’ve been _______ articles to this paper for many years.
contribute (verb)
contributing
to help to bring about a result, to lead to something
Design faults in the boat ______ to the tragedy.
contribute (verb)
contributed
A voluntary gift (as money or service or ideas) made to some worthwhile cause
Would you like to make a _______ to this charity?
contribution (noun)
contribution
To come together, as in one body or for a public purpose, to meet, to assemble; to order to appear before a court of law, judge, tribunal, etc.
He ________ a meeting of all the managers.
convene (verb)
convened
conforming with accepted standards; following accepted customs and proprieties
_________ wisdom says that the best way to prepare for an exam to study past exam questions
conventional (adj.)
Conventional
To place in the same order, rank, etc.; to bring into proper order or relation, to harmonise
The Department of Health will lead and ______ the response to an outbreak of swine flu at national and local level.
coordinate (verb):
coordinate
Harmonious adjustment or action, as of muscles in producing complex movements
MS patients who use cannabis report a soothing of the painful muscle spasms and improved muscle __________.
coordination (noun)
coordination
the basic and most important part of something
The basic lack of government funding is at the ______ of the problem.
core (noun)
core
the hard central part of some fruits, such as apples, which contains the seeds. the centre of a planet.
The Earth's _____is a hot, molten mix of iron and nickel.
core (noun)
core
relating to a large company.
_______ finance
corporate (adj)
corporate
a large company or group of companies that is controlled together as a single organization
She didn't want to work for a big _______ where everything was so impersonal.
corporation (noun)
corporation
to match or be similar or equal
The money I've saved ________ roughly to the amount I need for my course. Correspond (verb): to communicate by writing a letter or sending an email
correspond (verb)
corresponds
to communicate by writing a letter or sending an email
I've been _________ with several experts in the field.
correspond (verb)
corresponding
A standard or test by which individual things or people may be compared or judged.
An important ______ of maturity is creativity.
criterion (noun)
criterion
Plural form of criterion
This may result in a number of different ______ being applied at different stages of the search activity.
criteria (noun)
criteria
Form an opinion from a solid basis of fact
From the size of these shoeprints, I ______ the intruder was wearing large shoes.
deduce (verb)
deduce
That which is subtracted or removed; a sum that can be removed from tax calculations
The company could be denied a _______ for its pension payments, or those payments for the wife and other employees could be ruled taxable to them in the year made.
deduction (noun)
deduction
The act of presenting something to sight or view
The _______ of new data.
demonstration (noun)
demonstration
In an obvious and provable manner
His documentary sources are ________ wrong.
demonstrably (adj.)
demonstrably
to show; to make clear, to show something and explain how it works
These figures clearly _______ the size of the economic problem facing the country.
demonstrate (verb)
demonstrate