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Exploring Vocabulary: Understanding Credence and Apathy

This guide delves into essential vocabulary from Units 6 and 7, focusing on two critical words: "credence" and "apathy." Understanding these terms goes beyond mere memorization; it involves grasping their meanings and applications in various contexts. "Credence" signifies belief or acceptance in the truth of something, while "apathy" reflects a lack of interest or concern. By mastering these words, you enhance your communication skills and enrich your language use.

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Exploring Vocabulary: Understanding Credence and Apathy

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  1. Vocabulary: Unit 6 & 7 Make sure that you really know the meaning of these words. Do not just memorize the definition!

  2. Credence Noun: belief in or acceptance of something as true Syn: faith, confidence Ant: distrust

  3. Apathy Noun: lack of interest, enthusiasm, or concern Syn: unresponsiveness Ant: concerned

  4. Nuance Noun: a subtle difference in or shade of meaning, expression, or sound Syn: variation Ant: stagnant

  5. Connoisseur Noun: an expert in the matters of food and culture. Syn: specialist Ant: rookie

  6. Officious Adjective: excessively eager to deliver un-asked for or un-wanted help. Syn: meddlesome Ant: slacker

  7. Demure Adjective: reserved, modest, shy Syn: diffident Ant: outgoing

  8. Culmination Noun: the highest or climactic point of something Syn: conclusion; high-point Ant: beginning

  9. Ambivalent Adjective: having mixed feelings or contradictory ideas about something Syn: uncertain Ant: certain

  10. Intrepid Adjective: fearless, adventurous Syn: bold Ant: frightening

  11. Erudite Adjective: scholarly, learned Syn: educated Ant: ignorant

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