Entrepreneurship 2 Word Search
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Sample words: GLUED, AWNER, EXILE, VERRUGA, FLOOD, SMITE, EPITOPE, SPANG, SALE, CREDIT, FACT, FAIL, FOUND, THINK, UNIT, BOLD.
Entrepreneurship 2 word list, defined
- GLUED /ɡluːd/ · adjective, verb
- Fastened or joined with glue; figuratively, so firmly fixed or absorbed that separation seems impossible. As a verb, it is the past tense and past participle of “glue.” Related: stuck, fixed, attached, bonded.
- AWNER /ˈɔː.nər/ (US), /ˈɔː.nə/ (UK) · noun
- A person or machine that removes the awns (bristle-like appendages) from grain such as barley or wheat; more broadly, anything associated with or bearing an awn. Related: deawner, huller, thresher.
- EXILE /ˈɛɡzaɪl/ /ˈɛksaɪl/ · noun, verb
- The state of being forced to live away from one's home country, or a person who has been so forced; as a verb, to banish someone from their native land or habitual place. Related: banishment, expulsion, deportation, banish.
- VERRUGA /vəˈruːɡə/ · noun
- A wart, especially a benign skin growth. The term is uncommon in general English and occurs chiefly in medical and dermatological contexts. Related: wart.
- FLOOD /flʌd/ · noun
- An overflow of water onto land that is normally dry, especially when a river, sea, or heavy rainfall causes water to submerge an area. It is also used figuratively to mean an overwhelming influx or outpouring of people, things, or emotions. Related: deluge, inundation, torrent, spate.
- SMITE /smaɪt/ · verb
- To strike or hit someone or something with force. In literary, archaic, or religious contexts, it can also mean to afflict, punish, or affect someone or something suddenly and severely. Related: strike, hit, beat, smack.
- EPITOPE /ˈɛpɪtoʊp/ · noun
- The specific part of an antigen that is recognized and bound by an antibody, B-cell receptor, or T-cell receptor; in effect, the molecular 'target site' that triggers an immune response. Related: antigenic determinant, determinant, binding site.
- SPANG /spæŋ/ · verb
- To move or travel quickly, often with a sudden sharp sound. It is chiefly used in informal speech and literature. Related: spring, bound, dash, bolt.
- SALE /seɪl/ · noun
- The act or transaction of selling something, especially goods or property. It can also refer to an occasion when items are offered at reduced prices, or to a public auction. Related: selling, transaction, discount, bargain.
- CREDIT /ˈkrɛdɪt/ · noun
- Public acknowledgment or praise given to someone for an achievement, contribution, or quality; also the belief or trust placed in a person's ability, honesty, or reliability. Related: recognition, praise, acknowledgment, acclaim.
- FACT /fækt/ · noun
- A fact is something that is known or proved to be true; a piece of information based on reality rather than opinion, belief, or invention. Related: reality, truth, certainty, actuality.
- FAIL /feɪl/ · verb (also noun)
- To be unsuccessful in achieving a goal or in meeting an expected standard; to neglect or omit to do something required or expected. Related: fall short, flounder, miscarry, flop.
- FOUND /faʊnd/ · verb
- To establish or set up an institution, organization, city, or similar entity; also, as a homograph, it serves as the past tense of 'find', meaning to discover or come upon something. Related: establish, create, set up, institute.
- THINK /θɪŋk/ · verb
- To use one's mind to consider, understand, or form an opinion about something. Depending on the context, it can also mean to believe, intend, imagine, or remember. Related: believe, consider, contemplate, ponder.
- UNIT /ˈjuːnɪt/ · noun, verb
- A single person, thing, or quantity regarded as an independent entity; also, a group or division forming part of a larger whole. In technical contexts, a unit may be a standard of measurement, a modular component, or a mathematical element. Related: component, piece, module, element.
- BOLD /bəʊld/ (UK), /boʊld/ (US) · adjective
- (Of a person or their actions) showing a willingness to take risks or act confidently without fear. (Of colour, design, or typography) strong, vivid, or clearly visible in effect. Related: brave, daring, fearless, audacious.
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