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LEVEL 2 Week of January 28 Delegate to assign responsibility or authority Specifications an explicit set of requirements to be satisfied by a material product or service Ergonomics designing and arranging things people use so that they interact efficiently and safely ID: 495685

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CTE VOCABULARYLEVEL 2Slide2

Week of January 28

Delegate:

to assign responsibility or authority

Specifications:

an explicit set of requirements to be satisfied by a material, product, or service

Ergonomics:

designing and arranging things people use so that they interact efficiently and safely

Corroborate:

to make more certain; confirm

Simplify:

to make less complex or complicated Slide3

Week of February 4

Network:

an interconnected system of things or people

Decipher:

to make out the meaning of

Disclose:

to make known; reveal or uncover

Insight:

an instance of apprehending the true nature of a thing

Aesthetic:

pleasing in appearance or to the senses Slide4

Week of February 11

Affiliate

: To adopt or accept as a member

Evident

: Plain or clear to the sight or understanding

Anecdote

: Short account of an event

Camaraderie

: Trust among

friends

Compromise

: To settle a difference Slide5

Week of February 18

Conformist:

Follower of customs

Frugal:

Prudently saving or sparing

Hypothesis:

Theory requiring proof

Incompatible:

Unable to work together

Integrity:

Soundness of moral characterSlide6

Week of February 25

Earnest

: Characterized by a firm and humorless belief in the validity of your opinions

Liberal

: Having a political or social views favoring reform and progress

Contempt

: Lack of respect accompanied by a feeling of intense dislike

Contrived

: Artificially formal

Besiege

: Harass, as with questions or requestsSlide7

Week of March 4

Fathom

: Come to understand

Rebuke

: An act or expression of criticism and censure

Rhetoric

: Using language effectively to please or persuade

Hyperbole

: Extravagant exaggeration

Mundane

: Ordinary, often boringSlide8

Week of March 11

Cringe-

Recoil; flinch; shy away

Accolade

- Tribute; honor; praise

Plummet-

Fall suddenly and steeply

Tentative

- Not a certain time or action

Plagiarism-

Taking credit for someone else's writing or ideasSlide9

Week of March 18

Adamant

: Forceful; inflexible

Decorum

: Dignified, correct behavior

Obsolete

: No longer valid

Retraction

: Withdrawal; cancellation of a statement

Defoliate

: Cause leaves to fall offSlide10

Week of April 8

Adversity:

 A state, condition, or instance of serious or continued difficulty.

Poseur:

Someone who puts on an act.

Aesthetic:

Concerning art or beauty.

Hypochondriac:

 A person obsessed with health; having imaginary illnesses.

Euphemism:

 A polite phrase to cover something unpleasant.Slide11

Week of April 15

Nostalgia

: Longing for the past

Conventional

: Usual; customary; common

Pivotal

: Of central importance

Notoriety

: Infamy; known for wrong doing

Relegate

: Dismiss to a lower positionSlide12

Week of April 22

Virtual

: Being

in essence or effect, but not in form or appearance. 

Indicator

: One

who or that which points

out

Digress

: To

turn aside from the main subject and for a time dwell on some incidental

matter.

Citadel

: Any

strong

fortress

Epidemic

: Wide-spread

occurrence of a disease in a certain regionSlide13

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