English Vocabulary Flashcards

Study Notes

Vocabulary Study Notes

Officious: Meddlesome; describes someone who is overly eager to offer unwanted help or advice, often seen in bureaucratic contexts.
Bilk: To cheat or swindle; refers to dishonest practices that result in someone losing money or value.
Covert: Hidden or undercover; often associated with secret operations, particularly in military or espionage contexts.
Engender: To produce, cause, or bring about; used to describe the creation of feelings, ideas, or situations.
Hangar: A storage area specifically for aircraft; crucial for aircraft maintenance and protection from elements.
Knotty: Describes something complex or difficult to solve; often used in problem-solving contexts or when discussing intricate issues.
Nuance: A subtle difference or a fine shade of meaning; vital for deep comprehension of language and communication.
Plagiarism: The act of taking credit for someone else's writing or ideas; considered a serious ethical violation in academic and professional settings.
Legion: Can refer to a large military force or any large number of people; typically connotes a vast abundance or multitude.
Tangent: A shift away from the main subject; often used in discussions to indicate a side conversation that diverges from the main topic.

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Test your knowledge of advanced English vocabulary with these flashcards. Each card features a word along with its definition and an example sentence to help illustrate its use. Perfect for students looking to enhance their language skills.