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2. adversely 3. aggregate
['ædvə:sli] ['ægrigit]
1. abandon adversity (n) aggregate (v)
[ə'bændən] adverse (a) aggregate (n)
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4. cultivation 5. fertilize 6. intensify

[,kʌlti'vei∫n] ['fə:tilaiz] [in'tensifai]
cultivate (v) fertilizer (n); fertilization (n) intensification (n); intense (adj)
7. irrigation
[,iri'gei∫n]
8. obtain 9. photosynthesis
[əb'tein] [,foutou'sinθəsis]
irrigate (v)
photosynthesize (v)
12. catastrophic
10. precipitation 11. anticipate [,kætə'strɔfik]
[pri,sipi'tei∫n] [æn'tisipeit] catastrophe (n)
anticipation (n); anticipatory (adj) catastrophically (adv)
13. collide 14. eruption 15. famine

[kə'laid] [i'rʌp∫n] ['fæmin]
collision (n) erupt v
16. flood 17. impact 18. persevere

[flʌd] ['impækt] [,pə:si'viə(r)]
persist (v); perseverance (n)
flood v
Impact (v) persistent /perseverant (adj)
21. adapt
19. plunge 20. unleash [ə'dæpt]
[plʌndʒ] [ʌn'li:∫] adaptation (n)
adapter (n)
Plunge (n) adaptable (adj)
22. diverse
[dai'və:s]
23. evolve 24. feature
diversify (v) [i'vɔlv] ['fi:t∫ə]
diversity (n) evolution (n)

feature (v)
diversification (n) evolutionist (n)
27. migration
25. generation 26. inherent [mai'grei∫n]
[,dʒenə'rei∫n] [in'hiərənt] migrate (v)
inherently (adv) migrant (n)
generational (adj)
migratory (adj)
28. physical 29. process 30. survive

['fizikl] ['prouses] [sə'vaiv]
physically (adv) proceed (v) survivor (n)
process (v) survival (n)
31. constraint 32. contamination 33. deplete

[kən'streint] [kən,tæmi'nei∫n] [di'pli:t]
constrain (v) contaminate (v)
depletion (n)
contaminant (n)
34. dispose of 35. elementally 36. emission

[dis'pouzd] [,eli'mentl] [i'mi∫n]
disposal (n) element (n) emit (v)
disposable (adj) elemental (adj)
37. extinction 38. reservoir 39. shrink

[iks'tiɳkʃn] ['rezəvwɑ:] [ʃriɳk]
extinct (adj) reserve (v) shrinkage (n), shrinkable (adj)
40. stable 41. adjust 42. arbitrary

[steibl] [ə'dʤʌst] ['ɑ:bitrəri]
stability (n), stably (adv) adjustable (adj), adjustment (n) arbitrate(v), arbitrator (n), arbitrarily
(adv)
43. denominator 44. exponentially 45. infinitesimal

[di'nɔmineitə] [,ekspou'nenʃəli] [,infini'tesiməl]
denominate(v), denomination(n), exponent (n), exponential (adj) infinitesimally (adv)
denominational (adj)
46. maximize 47. parallel 48. proportion

['mæksimaiz] ['pærəlel] [prə'pɔ:∫n]
proportionate(v),
maximum (n, adj) proportionally(adv)
49. rate 50. sequence 51. accuracy

[reit] ['si:kwəns] ['ækjurəsi]
rate (v), rating (n) sequence(n), sequentially(adv) accurate(adj), accurately(adj)
52. adjacent 53. compress 54. feasibly

[ə'dʒeisnt] [kəm'pres] ['fi:zəbli]
adjacency(n)
compression(n), compressed (adj) feasibility(n), feasible(adj)
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55. gut 56. integrally 57. overlap

[gʌt] ['intigrəli] ['ouvəlæp]
integrate(v), integrity(n),
intergral(adj, n),
gut(n), gutted (adj) overlap(n)
58. retain 59. seep 60. structure

[ri'tein] [si:p] ['strʌkt∫ə]
structure(v),structural(adj),
structurally(adv)
retainer(n), retention(n)
61. circulate 62. corrode 63. derive

['sə:kjuleit] [kə'roud] [di'raiv]
circulation (n) corrosion(n) derivation(n), derivative(adj)
64. detection 65. expeditiously 66. implement

[di'tek∫n] [,ekspi'di∫əsli] ['implimənt]
expedite(v), expedition(n),
expeditious(adj)
detect(v), detectable(adj) implement(n), implementation(n)
67. innovative 68. installation 69. maintenance

['inouveitiv] [,instə'lei∫n] ['meintinəns]
innovation(n) install(v) maitain(v)
70. simulation 71. combustion 72. component

[,simju'lei∫n] [kəm'bʌst∫n] [kəm'pounənt]
combuste(v), combustible(adj)
simulate(v), simulator(n)
73. convey 74. discretely 75. nucleus

[kən'vei] [dis'kri:tli] ['nju:kliəs]
76. solar 77. rotate 78. permeate

['soulə'sel] [rou'teit] ['pə:mieit]
79. source 80. trigger 81. acquisition

[sɔ:s] ['trigə] [,ækwi'zi∫n]
82. anomaly 83. consciously 84. degrade

[ə'nɔməli] ['kɔn∫əsli] [di'greid]
85. gap 86. indisputable 87. intervene

[gæp] [,indis'pju:təbl] [,intə'vi:n]
88. intuitively 89. recede 90. retrieve

[,intə'vi:n] [ri'si:d] [ri'tri:v]
91. agnostic 92. animism 93. atheist

[æg'nɔstik] ['ænimizm] ['eiθiist]
94. been inclined to 95. contemplate 96. deify

[in'klaind] ['kɔntempleit] ['di:ifai]
97. ecclesiastical 98. exalt 99. pious

[i,kli:zi'æstikəl] [ig'zɔ:lt] ['paiəs]
100. sacrifice 101. aggravate 102. decrepit

['sækrifais] ['ægrəveit] [di'krepit]
103. disease 104. fatally 105. forensics

[di'zi:z] ['feitlli] [fə'rensik]
106. persist 107. prognosis 108. terminal

[pə'sist] [prɔg'nousi:z] ['tə:minl]
109. recede 110. retrieve 111. agnostic

[ri'si:d] [ri'tri:v] [æg'nɔstik]
Recession (n); Retriever (n); Agnostic (n);
Recessive (adj) Retrievable (adj) Agnosticism (n)
112. animism 113. atheist 114. be inclined to

['ænimizm] ['eiθiist] [in'klaind]
Animistic (adj) atheistic (adj)
115. contemplate 116. deify 117. ecclesiastical

['kɔntempleit] ['di:ifai] [i,kli:zi'æstikəl]
contemplation (n) deity (n) ecclesiastic (n)

contemplative (adj) ecclesiastically (adv)
119. pious 120. sacrifice

118. exalt ['paiəs] ['sækrifais]
[ig'zɔ:lt] piousness (n) sacrifice (n)
exaltation (n) piety (n) sacrificial (adj)
piously(adv) sacrificially (adv)
121. aggravate 122. decrepit 123. disease

['ægrəveit] [di'krepit] [di'zi:z]
aggravation (n)
124. fatally 125. forensics 126. persist

['feitlli] [fə'rensik] [pə'sist]
fatality (n) forensic (adj) persistence (n)

fatal (adj) persistent (adj)
127. prognosis 128. terminal 129. vein

[prɔg'nousi:z] ['tə:minl] [vein]
terminate v
terminally adv
130. wound 131. anesthesia 132. augment

[ə'meiziη] [,ænis'θi:zjə] ['ɔ:gmənt]
wound (n) anesthetic (n), (adj) augmentation (n)
133. certifiably 134. complication 135. cure

['æηk∫əs] [,kɔmpli'kei∫n] [kjuə]
certify (v), certification (n) complicate (v) cure (n)

certificate (n), certifiable (adj)
136. implant 137. inject 138. obese

[im'plɑ:nt] [in'dʒekt] [ou'bi:s]
implantation (n) injection (n) obesity (n)
139. procedure 140. scar 141. astrological

[prə'si:dʒə] [skɑ:] [,æstrə'lɔdʒikəl]
proceed (v), procedural (adj) scar (v) astrology (n), astrologer(n)

astrologically (adv)
142. divination 143. haunt 144. horror

[,divi'nei∫n] [hɔ:nt] ['hɔrə]
divine (v) horrify (v), horrific (adj)

145. de facto 146. discriminate 147. notion

[di:'fæktou] [dis'krimineit] ['nou∫n]
de facto (adv)
discriminatory (a)
148. oppress 149. paradigm 150. prejudiced

[ə'pres] ['pærədaim] ['predʒudisid]
prejudice (v)
oppression (n) paradigmatic (a) prejudice (n)
151. curriculum 152. distinctly 153. erudite

[kə'rikjuləm] [dis'tiηktli] ['eru:dait]
distinction (n)
distinct (a) erudition (n)
154. fortify 155. implicitly 156. parochial

['fɔ:tifai] [im'plisitli] [pə'roukəl]
fortification (n) implicitness = implicitly (n) parochiality (n)
fortifiable (a) implicit (a) parochialize (v)
157. rigor 14. eruption 159. secular

['raigɔ:] [i'rʌp∫n] ['sekjulə]
erupt (v) secularity (n) / secularization (n)
eruptional / eruptive (a) secularize (v)
rigorous (a) ['rigərəs]
160. suspend 161. allegiance 162. artillery

[sə'spend] [ə'li:dʒəns] [ɑ:'tiləri]
suspension (n)
suspended/suspensible/suspensive (a) allegiant (a) artilleryman = artillerist (n)
163. battle 164. cease 165. hierarchy

['bætl] [si:s] ['haiərɑ:ki]
battle (n) cessation (n), ceaseless (adj) hierarchical (adj), hierarchically (adv)
166. in the trenches 167. mobilize 168. rank

[trent∫] ['moubilaiz] [ræηk]
mobilization (n) rank (n)
169. ratio 170. strategic 171. annex

['rei∫iou] [strə'ti:dʒik] [ə'neks]
strategy (n),strategize(v),strategically
(adv)
annexation (n), annex (n)
172. apex 173. collapse 174. conquest

['eipeks] [kə'læps] ['kɔηkwest]
collapse (n), collapsible (adj) conquer (v)
175. devise 176. invasive 177. prevailing

[di'vaiz] [in'veisiv] [pri'veiliη]
device (n) invade (v), invasion (n), invader (n)

prevail (v), prevalence (n)
178. resist 179. severely 180. violation

[ri'zist] [si'viəli] [,vaiə'lei∫n]
resistance (n), resistant (adj) severity (n), severe (adj) violate (v), violator (n)
181. chronologically 182. coincide 183. consequence

[,krɔnə'lɔdʒikəli] [,kouin'said] ['kɔnsikwəns]
consequent (adj) coincidence (n) chronology (n)

consequently (adv) coincidental (adj) chronological (adj)
coincidentally (adv)
184. core 185. deny 186. diminish

[kɔ:] [di'nai] [ 'dimi∫]
denial (n)
deniably (adv)
187. longitude 188. milieu 189. Orwellian

['lɔndʒitju:d ]
['mi:ljɜ: ; mi:'ljɜ:] ['fɑ:sn]
longitudinal (adj)
longitudinally (adv)
190. reconciliation 191. allocate 192. commodity

[ ,rekən,sili'ei∫(n)] ['æləkeit] [kə'mɔditi]
reconcile (v) allocation (n)

reconciliatory (adj)
193. decline 195. inflation

[di'klain] 194. equity [in'flei∫(n)]
['ekwiti]
decline (n) inflate (v)
inflationary (adj)
196. net
[net] 197. per capita
198. regulate
[pə 'kæpitə] ['regjuleit]
net (v)
net (n) per capita (adj) regulation (n)
regulatory (adj)
199. subsidy 200. tangible 201. accumulate

['sʌbsidi] ['tændʒəbl] [ə'kju:mjuleit]
accumulation (n)
subsidize (v)
202. affluence 203. elite 204. impoverish

['æfluəns] [im'pɔvəri∫]
affluent (adj) elite (n) impoverishment (n)
elitist (adj)
205. luxury 206. nobility 207. prestige

['lʌk∫əri] [nou'biliti] [pre'sti:ʒ]
luxuriate (v) noble (n) prestigious (adj)
luxurious (adj) noble (adj)
208. privileged 209. prosper 210. working class

['privəlidʒd] ['prɔspə] ['wə:kiη'klɑ:s]
privilege (n) prosperity (n)
prosperous (adj)
211. acquire 212. assess

[ə'kwaiə] [ə'ses] 213. asset
['æset]
acquisition (n) assessor (n)
acquisitive (adj) assessment (n)
216. lease
214. hazardous 215. jointly [li:s]
['hæzədəs] ['dʒɔintli] lease (n)
lessor (n)
hazard (n) join (v)
lessee (n)
hazardously (adv) joint (n)
217. liability 218. proprietor 219. safeguard

[,laiə'biliti] [prə'praiətə] ['seifgɑ:d]
Liable (adj) Proprietary (adj)
220. sole 221. compensate 222. dynamic

[soul] ['kɔmpenseit] [dai'næmik]
solely (adv) dynamism (n), dynamically (adv)
223. enterprising 224. exploit 225. incentive

['entəpraiziη] ['eksplɔit] [in'sentiv]
enterprise(n) exploitation(n), exploitive (adj)
(There is no verb “to enterprise”) infinitesimally (adv)
226. industrious 227. marginal 228. merit

[in'dʌstriəs] ['mɑ:dʒinl] ['merit]
industriousness (n), industriously marginally (adv) merit (v), meritorious (adj)
(adv)
229. promote 230. resign 231. distill

[prə'mout] [,ri:'zain] [dis'til]
promotion (n) resignation (n) distillation (n), distillery(n)
232. entrepreneurial 233. extract 234. haggle

[,ɔntrəprə'nə:riəl] [iks'trækt] ['hægl]
entrepreneur (n) extraction(n), extractor (n) haggler (n)
235. intrepid 236. merchant 237. proportionately

[in'trepid] ['mə:t∫ənt] [prə'pɔ:∫ənətli]
merchantdise (v, n), merchantile proportion (n), proportionate (adj),
(adj) proportionally (adv)
238. prototype 239. reward 240. shuttle

['proutətaip] [ri'wɔ:d] ['∫ʌtl]
retainer(n), retention(n) reward (v)

shuttle (n)
241. advocate 242. authority 243. bitterly

['ædvəkit] [ɔ:'θɔriti] ['bitəli]
advocate, advocacy (n) authorize (v), authoritative (adj) bitterness (n), bitter (adj)
244. candidate 245. coalition 246. contest

['kændidit] [,kouə'li∫n] [kən'test]
candidacy (n) contest (n)
247. election 248. inaugurate 249. policy

[i'lek∫n] [i'nɔ:gjureit] ['pɔləsi]
elect (v), elective (adj) inauguration (n), inaugural (adj)
250. poll 251. accuse 252. allegedly

[poul] [ə'kju:z] [ə'ledʒidli]
poll (n), pollster (n) accusation (n), accuser (n) allege (v), allegation (n)
253. civil 254. convict 255. guilty

['sivl] ['kɔnvikt] ['gilti]
guilt (n)
convict (n)
conviction (n) guiltily (adv)
256. offense 257. peer 258. suspect

[ə'fens] [piə] [sə'spekt]
ofender(n) suspect (v), suspicion (n), suspicious
(adj),suspiciously (adv)
offensive (adj)
259. verdict 260. witness 261. apprehend

['və:dikt] ['witnis] [,æpri'hend]
witness (n)
apprehension (n)
262. ascertain 263. bureaucratic 264. condemn

[,æsə'tein] [,bjuərə'krætik] [kən'dem]
condemnation (n)
bureaucracy (n)
265. evidence 266. implicate 267. inquiry

['evidəns] ['implikeit] [in'kwaiəri]
evidence (v), evident (adj), implication (n) inquire (v)
evidently (adv)
268. intrusively 269. seize 270. surveillance

[in'tru:sivli] [si:z] [sə:'veiləns]
intrude (v), intrusion (n), intruder seizure (n)
(n), intrusive (adj)
271. analyze 272. assail 273. contrary

['ænəlaiz] [ə'seil] ['kɔntrəri]
analysis (n) assault (n)
analyst (n) assailant (n)
274. hypothesize 275. impair 276. inference

[hai'pɔθisaiz] [im'peə] ['infərəns]
hypothesis (n) impairment (n)
infer (v)
hypothetical (adj)
277. objectively 278. suspicious 279. tolerate

[əb'dʒektivli] [sə'spi∫əs] ['tɔləreit]
toleration (n), tolerance (n),
objective (adj) inherently (adv) tolerant (adj)
282. cynically
280. versus 281. bribery ['sinikəli]
['və:səs] ['braibəri] cynic (n)
bribe (v) cynicism (n), cynical (adj)
bribe (n)
283. erode 284. evade 285. grotesque

[i'roud] [i'veid] [grou'tesk]
erosion (n) evasion (n)
erosive (adj) evasive (adj)
286. integrity 287. prevalent 288. reform

[in'tegriti] ['prevələnt] [ri'fɔ:m]
prevail (v)
prevalence (n)
289. scandal 290. unmask 291. abduction

['skændl] [ʌn'mɑ:sk] [æb'dʌk∫n]
scandalize (v) abduct (v)
scandalous (adj)
292. coerce 293. detain 294. deviant

[kou'ə:s] [di'tein] ['di:viənt]
coercion (n) detention (n) deviant (n) deviation (n)
coercive (adj) detainee (n) deviate (v)
295. distort 296. intentionally 297. piracy

[dis'tɔ:t] [in'ten∫ənəli] ['paiərəsi]
intent (n), intention (n) pirate (n)
distortion (n) intend (v), intentional (adj) pirate (v)
298. predicament 299. smuggle 300. villainy

[pri'dikəmənt] ['smʌgl] ['viləni]
smuggler (n) villain (n)
smuggling (n) villainous (adj)
301. addictive 302. cartel 303. concentrated

['ædiktiv] [kɑ:'tel] ['kɔnsentreitid]
addict (v) concentrate (v)
addict (n), addiction (n) concentration (n), concentrate (n)
304. interdict 305. juxtapose 306. misconception

['intədikt] ['dʒʌkstəpouz] ['miskən'sep∫n]
interdiction (n) juxtaposition (n)
307. modify 308. potent 309. residual

['mɔdifai] ['poutənt] [ri'zidjuəl]
modification (n) potency (n) residue (n)
modifier (n)
310. subtly 311. ancestral 312. cohesion

['sʌtli] [æn'sestrəl] [kou'hi:ʒn]
subtlety (n) ancestor (n) cohere (v)
subtle (adj) ancestry (n) cohesiveness (n)
313. descendant 314. inheritance 315. kin

[di'sendənt] [in'heritəns] [kin]
descend (v) inherit (v) kinship (n)
descent (n) inheritor (n)
316. legitimate 317. paternal 318. proximity

[li'dʒitimit] [pə'tə:nl] [prɔk'siməti]
legitimize (v)
legitimacy (n) proximate (adj)
319. sentiment 320. sibling 321. affection

['sentimənt] ['sibliη] [ə'fek∫n]
sentimentality (n) affectionate (adj)
sentimental (adj)
322. associate 323. bond 324. clique

[ə'sou∫ieit] [bɔnd] [kli:k]
association (n) bond (v) cliquish (adj)
associate (n)
325. confide 326. exclusive 327. fluctuate

[kən'faid] [iks'klu:siv] ['flʌktjueit]
confidence (n), confidant (n), exclude (v),exclusion(n), fluctuation (n)
confidential (adj) exclusively(adv)
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328. in common 330. willing

329. solidarity
['kɔmən] ['wiliη]
[sɔli'dærəti]
will (v),will (n),willingness (n)
331. complex 332. despondent 333. devotion

['kɔmpleks] [di'spɔndənt] [di'vou∫n]
devote (v), devotee (n)
334. dilemma 335. engender 336. loyal

[di'ləmə’] [in'dʒendə] ['lɔiəl]
loyalty (n), loyally (adv)
337. passion 338. proliferation 339. reciprocity

['pæ∫n] [prə,lifə'rei∫n] [resi'prɔsəti]
passionate (adj), passionately reciprocate (v), reciprocal (adj)
(adv) proliferate (v)
340. vanish 341. antipathy 342. arrogantly

['væni∫] [æn'tipəθi] ['ærəgəntli]
arrogance (n), arrogant (adj)
343. berate 344. contemptuous 345. despise

[bi'reit] [kən'temptjuəs] [dis'paiz]
berating (n) contempt (n) contemptible (a) despicable (a) # despising (a)
contemptuously (adv) despite (n)
346. humiliation 347. obnoxious 348. shame

[hju:,mili'ei∫n] [əb'nɔk∫əs] [∫eim]
humiliate (v) obnoxiously (adv) shame (v)/ shamefully (adv)
humiliating = humiliatory (a) obnoxiousness (n) shameful (a) # ashamed (a)
349. stigmatize
['stigmətaiz]
350. vitriolic 351. adolescent
[vitri'ɔlik] adolescent (n)
stigma (n) stigmas/stigmata (pl) #
stigmatization (n) vitriol (n) # vitriolization (n) adolescence (n)
stigmatic = stigmatose (a) vitriolize (v)
352. cause 353. conflict 354 . delinquency

[kɔ:z] ['kɔnflikt] [di'liηkwənsi]
conflict (n)
delinquent n, delinquent adj
356 . hedonistic
355. fringe [,hi:də'nistik]
357. hypocritically
[frindʒ] hedonist (n),hedonism (n), [,hipɔ'kritikəli]
hypocrite (n),hypocrisy (n),
hedonistically (adv)
fringy (adj) hypocritical (adj)
359. rebel
358 . manipulation ['rebl]
360. status quo
[mə,nipju'lei∫n] rebel (n) [,steitəs'kwou]
manipulate (v), manipulator (n),
rebellion (n)
manipulative (adj)
361. adolescent 362. cause 363. conflict

[,ædou'lesnt] [kɔ:z] ['kɔnflikt]
(n) adolescen, (n) adolescence

conflict (n)
364. delinquency 365 fringe 366. hedonistic

[di'liηkwənsi] [frindʒ] [hi:də'nistik]
fringy(n) hedonist (n), hedonism (n),
delinquent(n), delinquent(adj) hedonistically (adv)
368. manipulation
367. hypocritically [mə,nipju'lei∫n]
369. rebel
[hipɔ'kritikəli] ['rebl]
hypocrite (n),hypocrisy (n), manipulate (v),manipulator (n),

hypocritical (adj) manipulative (adj) rebel (n), rebellion (n)
370. status quo 371. abstract 372. Context

[steitəs'kwou] ['æbstrækt] ['kɔntekst]
abstraction n contextualize (v), contextual (adj)
373. depict 374. dimension 375. esthetically

[di'pikt] [i'men∫n] [i:s'θetikəli]
dimensional (adj)
depiction (n) esthetic( n )esthete n esthetic (adj)
376. intrinsic 377. perspective 378. portrayal

[in'trinsik] [pə'spektiv] [pɔ:'treiəl]
portray (v)
intrinsically (adv)
379. realism 380. spectrum 381. advent

['riəlizm] ['spektrəm] ['ædvənt]
realist (n)
realistic (adj)
382. ambiguous 383. connotation 384. decipher

[æm'bigjuəs]
[kɔnou'tei∫n] [di'saifə]
ambiguity (n)
ambiguously (adv) connote ( v)
385. denote 386. illiterate 387. ingenious

[di'nout] [i'litərit] [in'dʒi:njəsli]
denotation (n) ingenuity (n)

illiterate (n)
ingeniously (adv)
illiteracy (n)
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388. inscription 389. phonetic 390. symbolic

[in'skrip∫n] [fə'netik] [sim'bɔlik]
symbolize (v)
inscribe (v) phonetics (n)
phonetically (adv) symbol (n), symbolically (adv)
391. amateurish 392. cast 393. charismatic

['æmətəri∫] [kɑ:st] [kæriz'mætik]
amateur (n), amateurishly (adv) cast ( v) charisma ( n), charismatically (adv)
396. improvisation
394. gala 395. hilarious [,imprəvai'zei∫n]
['gɑ:lə] [hi'leəriəs]
improvise (v)
gala (n) hilarity (n) improvisational (adj)
398. medium
397. incompetent ['mi:diəm]
399. skit
[in'kɔmpitənt] [skit]
incompetence (n),incompetently (adv)
401. recede
400. zeal [ri'si:d]
402. reckless
[zi:l] ['reklis]
zealot (n), zealous (adj)

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4. cultivation 5. fertilize 6. intensify

13. collide 14. eruption 15. famine

16. flood 17. impact 18. persevere

diversity (n) evolution (n)

28. physical 29. process 30. survive

31. constraint 32. contamination 33. deplete

34. dispose of 35. elementally 36. emission

37. extinction 38. reservoir 39. shrink

40. stable 41. adjust 42. arbitrary

43. denominator 44. exponentially 45. infinitesimal

46. maximize 47. parallel 48. proportion

49. rate 50. sequence 51. accuracy

rate (v), rating (n) sequence(n), sequentially(adv) accurate(adj), accurately(adj)

52. adjacent 53. compress 54. feasibly

55. gut 56. integrally 57. overlap

58. retain 59. seep 60. structure

61. circulate 62. corrode 63. derive

circulation (n) corrosion(n) derivation(n), derivative(adj)

64. detection 65. expeditiously 66. implement

67. innovative 68. installation 69. maintenance

innovation(n) install(v) maitain(v)

70. simulation 71. combustion 72. component

73. convey 74. discretely 75. nucleus

76. solar 77. rotate 78. permeate

79. source 80. trigger 81. acquisition

82. anomaly 83. consciously 84. degrade

85. gap 86. indisputable 87. intervene

88. intuitively 89. recede 90. retrieve

91. agnostic 92. animism 93. atheist

94. been inclined to 95. contemplate 96. deify

97. ecclesiastical 98. exalt 99. pious

100. sacrifice 101. aggravate 102. decrepit

103. disease 104. fatally 105. forensics

106. persist 107. prognosis 108. terminal

109. recede 110. retrieve 111. agnostic

112. animism 113. atheist 114. be inclined to

115. contemplate 116. deify 117. ecclesiastical

contemplation (n) deity (n) ecclesiastic (n)

119. pious 120. sacrifice

121. aggravate 122. decrepit 123. disease

124. fatally 125. forensics 126. persist

fatality (n) forensic (adj) persistence (n)

127. prognosis 128. terminal 129. vein

130. wound 131. anesthesia 132. augment

wound (n) anesthetic (n), (adj) augmentation (n)

133. certifiably 134. complication 135. cure

certify (v), certification (n) complicate (v) cure (n)

136. implant 137. inject 138. obese

implantation (n) injection (n) obesity (n)

139. procedure 140. scar 141. astrological

proceed (v), procedural (adj) scar (v) astrology (n), astrologer(n)

142. divination 143. haunt 144. horror

divine (v) horrify (v), horrific (adj)

145. de facto 146. discriminate 147. notion

148. oppress 149. paradigm 150. prejudiced

oppression (n) paradigmatic (a) prejudice (n)

151. curriculum 152. distinctly 153. erudite

154. fortify 155. implicitly 156. parochial

157. rigor 14. eruption 159. secular

160. suspend 161. allegiance 162. artillery

163. battle 164. cease 165. hierarchy

166. in the trenches 167. mobilize 168. rank