Question 1

an opposing argument to the one a writer is putting forward

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counterargument

Question 2

The part of an argument wherein a writer shows how the opposing point of view is wrong

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refutation

Question 3

convincing

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persuasive

Question 4

An argument in favor of something

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pro

Question 5

An argument agains something

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con

Question 6

essential or basic

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fundamental

Question 7

To put into action

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implement

Question 8

to show off

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flaunt

Question 9

vitally important, essential

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pivotal

Question 10

unwilling, holding back

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reluctant

Question 11

to make something illegal

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outlaw

Question 12

no longer used or useful; very old

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antiquated

Question 13

recognize; admit

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acknowledge

Question 14

a broad statement about an entire group

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generalization

Question 15

a large amount of money and possessions

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wealth

Question 16

connection; being in agreement

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unity

Question 17

value; a good quality

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merit

Question 18

able to go in to, enter, or approach

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accessible

Question 19

An ability; potential

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capacity

Question 20

not good enough

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inadequate

Question 21

To increase; to strengthen or deepen

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intensify

Question 22

never having happened before

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unprecedented

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