For each word, choose the option with the same meaning.
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Complete, unconditional, and unrestricted by any external factors or limitations.
When applied to an idea, principle, or state, it signifies a total and unqualified quality, often suggesting that there are no exceptions, qualifications, or compromises. An absolute rule, for example, is one that must be followed without exception, while an absolute truth is considered universally and unconditionally valid. In a broader sense, "absolute" can be used to describe a state of utmost certainty, finality, or authority, emphasizing the absence of ambiguity or relativism. This term conveys a sense of unwavering and undiluted nature, underscoring the idea that the subject being described is complete and not subject to change or compromise.
Complete Vocabulary List for: Middle School 15
Complete, unconditional, and unrestricted by any external factors or limitations.
To acknowledge or accept the truth, existence, or validity of something.
To decorate or embellish something, typically for aesthetic purposes.
An individual, group, or entity that stands in opposition to another, often engaging in competition or conflict.
A person who publicly supports or recommends a particular cause, idea or policy.
To make a situation, problem, or condition worse or more severe, often by increasing its intensity, severity, or irritation.
Moving quickly, efficiently, and adaptively.
To cause someone to feel isolated, separated or disconnected from others or from a group or society.
To reduce or ease the severity, intensity, or discomfort of a problem, pain, or suffering.
Full of life, energy, and characterized by movement and activity.
A person who provides help, support, or aid to another individual or organization in the completion of tasks, duties, or responsibilities.
A strong dislike or a feeling of repulsion towards something or someone.
A physical, psychological, or conceptual obstruction that prevents or hinders progress, access, or communication.
To establish a close connection, emotional attachment, or mutual understanding between individuals or entities.
Having a strong and obligatory connection or relationship to something or someone.
Having a detached, objective, and systematic approach, with a focus on efficiency and results, often lacking warmth or empathy.
Over-confident or satisfied with how things are and not feeling the need to try to improve or make changes.
A link, bond, or relationship between people, things, or ideas.
Something given, offered, or provided to a cause, effort, or endeavor.
To come together or meet at a common point, either physically or metaphorically.
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