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Zaawansowane Słownictwo do TOEFL - Perswazja i Porozumienie

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Advanced Words Needed for TOEFL
to accede
to accede
[Czasownik]

to agree to something such as a request, proposal, demand, etc.

przystać, zgodzić się

przystać, zgodzić się

Ex: After careful consideration, the committee acceded to the professor's request for additional research funding. 
to acquiesce
to acquiesce
[Czasownik]

to reluctantly accept something without protest

ulegać, pogodzić się

ulegać, pogodzić się

Ex: The student, unable to convince the teacher otherwise, acquiesced and accepted the lower grade on the assignment. 
to advance
to advance
[Czasownik]

to propose an idea or theory for discussion

wysuwać, proponować

wysuwać, proponować

Ex: During the team meeting, Sarah advanced a new marketing strategy to boost product visibility. 
to bespeak
to bespeak
[Czasownik]

to indicate or show something

wskazywać, pokazywać

wskazywać, pokazywać

to countenance
to countenance
[Czasownik]

to agree and not oppose to something that one generally finds unacceptable or unpleasant

tolerować, akceptować

tolerować, akceptować

Ex: Despite his personal reservations, he decided to countenance the new policy to maintain harmony within the team. 
to demur
to demur
[Czasownik]

to express one's disagreement, refusal, or reluctance

sprzeciwiać się, okazywać niechęć

sprzeciwiać się, okazywać niechęć

Ex: When asked to work overtime, Sarah demurred, citing family commitments. 
to entice
to entice
[Czasownik]

to make someone do something specific, often by offering something attractive

kusić, nęcić

kusić, nęcić

Ex: Advertisers hoped colorful displays would entice shoppers to browse their selection. 
to insinuate
to insinuate
[Czasownik]

to gradually move oneself or a thing into a particular place or position by elusive manipulation

insynuować, przemycać

insynuować, przemycać

Ex: The politician insinuated her agenda into the committee's discussions without directly addressing it. 
to moot
to moot
[Czasownik]

to bring up a topic or question for discussion

wysuwać, proponować

wysuwać, proponować

Ex: The team decided to moot the idea of a flexible work schedule during the next staff meeting. 
to prompt
to prompt
[Czasownik]

to encourage someone to do or say something

zachęcać, pobudzać

zachęcać, pobudzać

Ex: The teacher used thought-provoking questions to prompt students to participate actively in class discussions. 
to nobble
to nobble
[Czasownik]

to persuade someone to do what one wants by threatening them or giving them money

przekupić, nakłonić groźbą lub pieniędzmi

przekupić, nakłonić groźbą lub pieniędzmi

Ex: The corrupt official was accused of attempting to nobble the jury by offering them bribes. 
to prevail on
to prevail on
[Czasownik]

to persuade and convince a person to do something

przekonać, namówić

przekonać, namówić

Ex: She managed to prevail on her friend to join the charity event. 
to rescind
to rescind
[Czasownik]

to officially cancel a law, decision, agreement, etc.

unieważnić, odwołać

unieważnić, odwołać

Ex: The board is currently rescinding the previous decision due to new evidence. 
to rupture
to rupture
[Czasownik]

to cause an agreement or relation to be breached

zerwać, naruszyć

zerwać, naruszyć

Ex: The discovery of hidden clauses in the contract ruptured the trust between the two parties, leading to legal disputes. 
bellicose
bellicose
[przymiotnik]

displaying a willingness to start an argument, fight, or war

wojowniczy, agresywny

wojowniczy, agresywny

Ex: The bellicose behavior of the rival gangs led to frequent clashes in the neighborhood. 
coaxing
coaxing
[przymiotnik]

persuasive in a gentle manner

przekonujący, przymilny

przekonujący, przymilny

Ex: She gave a coaxing smile to persuade him to join the group. 
indicative
indicative
[przymiotnik]

serving as a clear sign or signal of something

wskazujący, charakterystyczny

wskazujący, charakterystyczny

Ex: Her high test scores were indicative of her academic prowess. 
pugnacious
pugnacious
[przymiotnik]

eager to start a fight or argument

zadziorny, wojowniczy

zadziorny, wojowniczy

Ex: Always looking for a fight, his pugnacious behavior earned him a reputation in the office. 
tacit
tacit
[przymiotnik]

suggested or understood without being verbally expressed

milczący, domyślny

milczący, domyślny

Ex: His tacit approval was evident from his nod, even though he said nothing. 
uncontentious
uncontentious
[przymiotnik]

unlikely to cause an argument

bezkonfliktowy, niebudzący kontrowersji

bezkonfliktowy, niebudzący kontrowersji

Ex: The committee reached an uncontentious decision that everyone agreed upon. 
abrogation
abrogation
[Rzeczownik]

the act of officially abolishing or ending a law, agreement, etc.

uchylenie, anulowanie

uchylenie, anulowanie

Ex: The abrogation of the outdated policy was met with widespread approval. 
connotation
connotation
[Rzeczownik]

an idea, feeling, or meaning that is implied, suggested, or associated with a word or expression beyond its literal definition

konotacja, podtekst

konotacja, podtekst

Ex: "Home" has connotations of warmth and security. 
blandishments
blandishments
[Rzeczownik]

words or actions meant to flatter or charm someone in order to persuade them to do something

pochlebstwa, przymilania

pochlebstwa, przymilania

Ex: No amount of blandishments could change her mind. 
complaisance
complaisance
[Rzeczownik]

willingness to do what makes others pleased and accept their opinions

ustępliwość

ustępliwość

Ex: The diplomat's complaisance helped ease tensions during the negotiations. 
divergence
divergence
[Rzeczownik]

a difference in interests, views, opinions, etc.

rozbieżność

rozbieżność

Ex: The political candidates showed a clear divergence in their views on healthcare. 
exhortation
exhortation
[Rzeczownik]

the action or process of trying very hard to persuade someone to do something

napomnienie, zachęta

napomnienie, zachęta

harangue
harangue
[Rzeczownik]

a loud, forceful, and emotional speech or lecture, intended to persuade or criticize

tyrada, płomienne przemówienie

tyrada, płomienne przemówienie

Ex: The politician delivered a harangue against corruption. 
temptation
temptation
[Rzeczownik]

the wish to do or have something, especially something improper or foolish

pokusa, pragnienie

pokusa, pragnienie

Ex: Despite her strict diet, she felt a strong temptation to indulge in the rich chocolate cake at the party. 
ratification
ratification
[Rzeczownik]

the act of validating an agreement by signing it or voting for it

ratyfikacja, potwierdzenie

ratyfikacja, potwierdzenie

Ex: The treaty's ratification was completed after several months of negotiations. 
approbation
approbation
[Rzeczownik]

official approval or agreement

zatwierdzenie,  aprobata

zatwierdzenie, aprobata

Ex: The proposed policy changes received official approbation from the board of directors. 
unanimity
unanimity
[Rzeczownik]

a situation in which all those involved are in complete agreement on something

jednomyślność, pełna zgoda

jednomyślność, pełna zgoda

Ex: The unanimity of the jury surprised many, given the complexity of the case. 
feuding
feuding
[Rzeczownik]

sharp disagreements between people that last for a long time

waśń, konflikt

waśń, konflikt

fray
fray
[Rzeczownik]

a loud, disorderly quarrel or brawl involving multiple people

bójka, awantura

bójka, awantura

Ex: A fray erupted outside the stadium after the match ended. 
impasse
impasse
[Rzeczownik]

a difficult situation in which opposing parties cannot reach an agreement

impas, zastój

impas, zastój

Ex: Negotiations reached an impasse after both sides refused to budge. 
schism
schism
[Rzeczownik]

a division between a group of people caused by their disagreement over beliefs or views

schizma, podział

schizma, podział

Ex: A schism in the political party caused a split in leadership and policy. 
skirmish
skirmish
[Rzeczownik]

a short, political argument, particularly between rivals

potyczka,  utarczka

potyczka, utarczka

Ex: The soldiers engaged in a brief skirmish with enemy forces before retreating to regroup. 
vendetta
vendetta
[Rzeczownik]

a violent argument between two groups in which members of each side make attempts to murder the members of the opposing side in retaliation for things that occurred in the past

vendetta, krwawa waśń

vendetta, krwawa waśń

Ex: The families had been embroiled in a vendetta for generations, each seeking revenge for past wrongs. 
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