♦️Daily Vocab part 31♦️

✅301). Persuade (Verb)
👉Definition: (of a situation or event) provide a sound 
reason for (someone) to do something
👉Synonyms: cause, lead, move, dispose, incline, 
motivate, induce
👉Usage: the cost of the manor's restoration persuaded
them to take in guests

✅302). Abide (Verb)
👉Definition: accept or act in accordance with (a rule, 
decision, or recommendation)
👉Synonyms: comply with, obey, observe, follow, keep 
to, hold to, conform to
👉Usage: I said I would abide by their decision

✅303). Cohort (Noun)
👉Definition: a group of people with a shared 
characteristic
👉Synonyms: group, grouping, category, categorization, 
grade
👉Usage: a cohort of civil servants patiently drafting 
legislation

✅304). Coercive (Adjective)
👉Definition: relating to or using force or threats
👉Synonyms: force, constraint.
👉Usage: coercive measures

✅305). Equities (Noun)
👉Definition: the value of the shares issued by a 
company
👉Synonyms: 
value, worth, valuation; ownership, rights, proprietorsh
ip
👉Usage: he owns 62% of the group's equity

✅306). Abandonment (Noun)
👉Definition: the action or fact of abandoning or being 
abandoned
👉Synonyms: desertion, neglect, stranding; jilting, 
betrayal
👉Usage: she had a feeling of utter abandonment and 
loneliness

✅307). Intraday (Adjective)
👉Definition: occurring within one day
👉Synonyms: in between, intermediate
👉Usage: the dollar slipped from an intraday high of 
104

✅308). Whammy (Noun)
👉Definition: an event with a powerful and unpleasant 
effect; a blow.
👉Synonyms: magic, charm
👉Usage: the third whammy was the degradation of the 
financial system

✅309). Indexation (Noun)
👉Definition: a system in which the value of something 
changes in relation to another value or fixed standard
👉Synonyms: bargain, beat down, bottom out
👉Usage: Indexation of pay rises to productivity will 
give people an incentive to work harder

✅310). Astutely (Adverb)
👉Definition: accurately assessing situations or people; 
perceptively
👉Synonyms: accurate, correct, appropriate
👉Usage: she astutely pointed out that usually you have 
to be dead to be a legend

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✅301). Persuade (Verb)
👉Definition: (of a situation or event) provide a sound 
reason for (someone) to do something
👉Synonyms: cause, lead, move, dispose, incline, 
motivate, induce
👉Usage: the cost of the manor's restoration persuaded
them to take in guests

✅302). Abide (Verb)
👉Definition: accept or act in accordance with (a rule, 
decision, or recommendation)
👉Synonyms: comply with, obey, observe, follow, keep 
to, hold to, conform to
👉Usage: I said I would abide by their decision

✅303). Cohort (Noun)
👉Definition: a group of people with a shared 
characteristic
👉Synonyms: group, grouping, category, categorization, 
grade
👉Usage: a cohort of civil servants patiently drafting 
legislation

✅304). Coercive (Adjective)
👉Definition: relating to or using force or threats
👉Synonyms: force, constraint.
👉Usage: coercive measures

✅305). Equities (Noun)
👉Definition: the value of the shares issued by a 
company
👉Synonyms: 
value, worth, valuation; ownership, rights, proprietorsh
ip
👉Usage: he owns 62% of the group's equity

✅306). Abandonment (Noun)
👉Definition: the action or fact of abandoning or being 
abandoned
👉Synonyms: desertion, neglect, stranding; jilting, 
betrayal
👉Usage: she had a feeling of utter abandonment and 
loneliness

✅307). Intraday (Adjective)
👉Definition: occurring within one day
👉Synonyms: in between, intermediate
👉Usage: the dollar slipped from an intraday high of 
104

✅308). Whammy (Noun)
👉Definition: an event with a powerful and unpleasant 
effect; a blow.
👉Synonyms: magic, charm
👉Usage: the third whammy was the degradation of the 
financial system

✅309). Indexation (Noun)
👉Definition: a system in which the value of something 
changes in relation to another value or fixed standard
👉Synonyms: bargain, beat down, bottom out
👉Usage: Indexation of pay rises to productivity will 
give people an incentive to work harder

✅310). Astutely (Adverb)
👉Definition: accurately assessing situations or people; 
perceptively
👉Synonyms: accurate, correct, appropriate
👉Usage: she astutely pointed out that usually you have 
to be dead to be a legend