Master Class Unit 2 Synonyms Flashcards

Synonyms Flashcards Overview

• Combat refers to fighting or attacking, with the Hebrew translation להילחם.
• Prevent means to forestall or hamper, translated as למנוע.
• Reassure is synonymous with convince, and translates to להרגיע.
• Binge means to overindulge, with the Hebrew translation להגזים.
• Suppress and repress both translate to לדכא.
• Increase and raise convey the same meaning as להגדיל and להגביר.
• Overcome or conquer translates to להתגבר על.
• Abuse as a noun is indicated by misuse, meaning התעללות.
• Rehabilitation is synonymous with recovery, translating to שיקום.
• Foundation and basis refer to יסוד.

Additional Synonyms

• Liquor is defined as an alcoholic beverage, in Hebrew משקה אלכוהולי חריף.
• Minor, denoting a juvenile, translates to קטין.
• Moderation and balance correspond to מתינות , איפוק.
• Ingredient means a constituent, translated as מרכיב.
• Violence is synonymous with brutality, translating to אלימות.
• Inhibition is linked to self-consciousness, meaning מעצור.
• Substance refers to material, in Hebrew חומר.
• Quantity and amount both translate to כמות.
• Illegal means prohibited, which is לא חוקי.
• Available is synonymous with accessible, translated as זמין.

Contextual Application

• Deal with, meaning to cope with something, translates to להתמודד עם.
• Require correlates with demand, meaning to לדרוש.
• Reason translates to justify.
• Twilight is synonymous with dusk.
• To bribe means to pay off.
• Claim represents an assertion.
• Deed refers to an act.
• Observation involves drawing a conclusion.
• Assault denotes an attack.
• Authorities refer to police.
• Prison equates to jail or incarceration, meaning מאסר.

Additional Contextual Terms

• Privilege means benefit or concession.
• Critical implies something important.
• Scenic relates to panoramic views.
• Previous means preceding in time.
• So-called indicates something alleged.
• Spirited describes being full-of-life.
• Innocent translates to guilt-free.
• Guilty corresponds to culpable.
• Literally implies actually.
• Specifically means explicitly.