Vocabulary test 3

• Distinguish: notice or understand the difference between
• Distinguish noun: distinction
• Distract: Take someone's attention away from something
• Distract noun: distraction
• Distort: report news, messages, ideas in an untruthful way

  Change sth from its proper shape or form
• Distort noun: distortion
• Enunciate: pronounce clearly and precisely
• Enunciate noun: enunciation
• Supplant: take the place of, αντικαθιστώ
• Evacuate: move people from a place for safety
• Evacuate noun: evacuation
• Mediate: try to settle a matter between two disputing parties, μεσολαβώ
• Mediate nouns: mediation, mediator
• Destined: predetermined, προορισμένος
• Destined noun: destiny
• Enchanted: delighted, γοητευμένος
• Enchanted noun: enchantment

  Enchanted verb: Enchant

  Enchanted adj opp: Disenchanted
• Gifted: talented
• Aspire: have ambition to achieve something
• Aspire noun: aspiration
• Accede: do what is asked
• Assert: state firmly, υποστηρίζω, ισχυρίζομαι
• Assert noun: assertion

  Assert adjective: assertive
• Assent: agree to or with something
• Assent noun: assent
• Clear up: tidy, put things away, τακτοποιώ
• Check out: pay the bill before leaving
• Come around: regain consciousness
• Moan: βογγώ
• Moan noun: moan
• Evoke: cause an emotion, memory or response, ανακαλώ
• Evoke adjective: evocative
• Vex: cause anger it frustration
• Lash out: verbally or physically attack someone, χτυπώ, επιτίθεμαι λεκτικά
• Sypersticious: believing in things that supposedly bring good or bad luck
• Supersticous noun: superstition
• Superficial: not deep or meaningful, επιφανειακός
• Superficial noun: superficiality
• Superfluous: unnecessary, no longer needed, περιττός
• Supercilious: scornful towards others, υπεροπτικός