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WORDS
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DEFINITION
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EXAMPLE
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Enigma
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Mystery
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But Stone, it appears, has lived most of his 45 years as
something of an enigma.
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Equanimity
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Mental or emotional stability or composure, especially
under tension or strain; calmness; equilibrium.
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In person, Reagan was a great deal like Obama, in his
self-confidence and his equanimity under pressure.
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Erroneous
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Containing error; mistaken; incorrect; wrong
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From a political perspective, the erroneous but strategic
conflation of inequality and mobility makes obvious sense.
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Evince
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To show clearly; make evident or manifest; prove.
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The preference for a state-run plan seems to evince a lack
of understanding of the policy issues.
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Equitable
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Characterized by equity or fairness; just and right; fair;
reasonable:
equitable treatment of all citizens.
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The pursuit of equitable distribution of wealth must be
replaced with the more realistic equitable distribution of opportunity.
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Sunday, 5 June 2016
vocab - (5 june 2016)
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