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形近词

形近词

, grip, grasping, gripping

, respire, perspire, expire

e, receive, perceive, conceive

te, motive

e, denote, denounce, announce, pronounce

, provoke, revoke, invoke

evoke: to cause (sth) to be expressed or remembered

revoke: to say officially that (an agreement, permission, law etc) is no longer in effect

invoke: to request or ( a power) to help when you want to improve a situation

provoke: to make or try to make a person or an animal angry or annoyed

t, inhabit, exhibit, prohibit, inherit

ion, delusion, illusion, disillusion

ient, efficient, deficient, sufficient

, produce, deduce, induce, conduce

than, rather than, no more than, not more than, no more…than, not more……than, no

other than, less than no time, more often than not, as often as not, as likely as not, no sooner…than, barely/hardly…when

(see grammar book 294)

, worthy, worthwhile (see vocabulary book 587)

, probable, possible (see vocabulary book 386)

cuous, ambiguous

t, inflict, conflict,

afflict v. to make someone suffer or experience serious problems →affliction (n.)

*be afflicted by/with…

Italy has been afflicted by political corruption for decades.

inflict v. to make someone suffer sth. unpleasant →infliction (n.)

*inflict sth. on/upon sb.

He inflicted a great deal of suffering on his wife and children.

*inflict yourself on: (humorous) to visit or be with someone when they do not want you

Frank’s in-laws are inflicting themselves on us for the weekend.

conflict v. n. not in harmony

*in conflict with

The principles of democracy are sometimes in conflict with political reality.

*conflict of interest/interests

faint: not having brightness, clearness; strength, etc

The handwriting on the page was very faint. She gave a faint cry.

obscure: ①not easy to see, understand 模糊不清的；晦涩的；难懂的②not famous

The shapes of the buildings were obscure because of the mist.

vague: not certain or definite, esp. in talking, writing, etc.

She was very vague about her plans.

He was the son of an obscure writer.

misty: not clear or bright; of or like mist

Without glasses every thing is just a misty blur.

opaque: ①not allowing light to pass through 不透明的；不透光的

The glass in the door was opaque.

②hard to understand very opaque style of writing →transparent(oppo.)

24. trample/tram/tranquil

25. manifest/confess/

26. literal/literate/literary

27. likeness/likelihood/liking

28. hypothesis

29. exclusive/inclusive/conclusive/excessive

30. excursion/incursion

31. eligible/illegible

32. eloquent/subsequent/consequent

33. detain/retain/contain

34. impulse, repulse, compulsory

35. concede/recede/proceed/accede

36. inverse/converse/reverse

37. disperse, dispatch, dispel, discard, dispose, dispense, discharge

38. compose, dispose, repose, impose

39. describe, ascribe, inscribe, prescribe

40, ascend, ascent, descent, descend, descendant

41. restrain, constrain

42. tempt, attempt, contempt

43, destitute, constitute, institute

44. compel, impel, repel, compile

compile: to collect information and arrange it in a book, list report, etc

45. as a whole, on the whole