Why words matter

endeavor an attempt to do something

nomenclature assigning names

illuminate to shine light on something

interchangeably being able to switch between the two

merely only simply

euphemistic that makes something embarrassing or unpleasant seem more acceptable than it is

pejorative negative connotation

connotation implication

derogatory expressive of a low opinion

encapsulates to express the most important parts of something in a few words, a small space or a single object

deficit to not have enough of something

advocate a person who supports or speaks in favor of something

succinctly orecise expression without wasted words

cite to quote

impose to establish or bring about as if by force

paraplegic partial or complete paralysation of the lower half of the body

inaccurate not exact; with mistakes

perpetuate to make perpetual - continuing forever

archaic having the characteristics of the language of the past and/or more primitive times and surviving chiefly in specialized uses

recipients thoso who recieve

remediate to provide a remedy for

paradigm example, or archetype

admit a person who is admitted to something

premise a statement or an idea that forms the basis for a reasonable line of argument

deprivation the fact of not having something you need

contend to strive against difficulties

deviant a person who differs from the norm

impairment the state of having a physical or mental condition that means that part of your body or brain does not work correctly

Klicka