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contemporary (adj.)
Original context:The findings of these studies resonate with the gut feeling of many in contemporary academia (Kirchherr, 2017)

Definition:belonging to the present time
Form:contemporaneous
Synonyms: present

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counterintuitive (adj.)
Original context:If we scientists take to the streets to claim we are armed with the truth, only further disillusionment will follow.( Belluz, 2017)

Definition:contrary to what common sense would suggest
Form:counterintelligence
Synonyms:  unreasonable

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unprecedented (adj.)
Original context:We now live in an age of unprecedented scientific exploration.( Belluz, 2017)

Definition:that has never happened, been done or been known before
Synonyms:  unparalleled

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capricious (adj.)
Original context:“Why do we keep dumping money into this capricious discipline?”
( Hughes, 2014)

Definition:changing suddenly and quickly
Form:capriciousness
Synonyms:  changeable

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Capricious cancer cell always bring disillusionment to family members.  Although our medical achievement is surely unprecedented, contemporary medical condition still can not solve the problem caused by cancer cell. Counterintuitive, perhaps, but I believe scientists can solve it in the future.

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disillusionment (n.)
Original context:If we scientists take to the streets to claim we are armed with the truth, only further disillusionment will follow.( Kirchherr, 2017)

Definition:the state of being disillusioned
Form:disillusion
Synonyms:  disenchantment

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rally(v.)
Original context: In Massachusetts, where more than a foot of snow fell on the state on Tuesday,students rallied at the statehouse and call for chance (Domonoske, 2018)

Definition:gather or bring together
Synonyms: muster

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scared (adj.)
Original context: Munroe said some students may be too scared to leave if they are in a class with a teacher who doesn't support the march, and so may not have an opportunity to participate." (Domonoske, 2018)

Definition:frightened of sth or afraid that sth bad might happen
Form:scar
Synonyms: afraid

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auditorium (n.)
Original context: At Rapid City Central High School in South Dakota, students gathered in an

auditorium where organizers told the crow (Domonoske, 2018)

Definition:a large building or room in which public meetings, concerts, etc. are held
Form:auditoria
Synonyms: assembly hall

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The people who support activism rallied their supporters in the square. They were against government with aggressive behaviors. The policemen escorted scared public to one auditorium.

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activism (n.)
Original context: But the day of activism is not just limited to students stepping out of their schools(Domonoske, 2018)

Definition:a policy of taking direct and militant action to achieve a political or social goal
Form:activist
Synonyms: radicalism

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escort(v.)
Original context: In Silver Spring, Md., a long line of sign-holding students walked down a major street,with a police escort blocking traffic(Domonoske, 2018)
Definition:to go with sb to protect or guard them or to show them the way
Synonyms: convoy

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congruence (n.)
Original context: The congruence of public distrust and politicians’ self-interest has reached an obvious denouement: legislation. (Gopalan, 2018)

Definition:Congruence is when two things are similar or fit together well.
Form:congruent congruency
Synonyms: congruousness

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masquerade(v.)
Original context: It is unclear if the Malaysian law – and other national variants – is masquerading as an attempt to promote real news when it is actually an attempt at censorship by stealth.(Gopalan, 2018)

Definition: A way of behaving that hides the truth or a person's true feelings
Form: masque
Synonyms: camouflage

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mural(n.)
Original context: The posts described a cavernous venue with creepy murals and secret symbols of pedophilia and perversion.(Berman, 2017)

Definition: a painting, usually a large one, done on a wall, sometimes on an outside wall of a building
Form: muralist
Synonyms: wall painting

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ballot(n.)
Original context: A call came from a woman in Michigan about a story where they had found ballots in this dilapidated building downtown.(Berman, 2017)

Definition:the system of voting in writing and usually in secret; an occasion on which a vote is held
Synonyms: election

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denouement(n.)
Original context: The congruence of public distrust and politicians’ self-interest has reached an obvious denouement: legislation. (Gopalan, 2018)

Definition: The end of a play, book, etc., in which everything is explained or settled; the end result of a situation
Form: denounce
Synonyms: finale

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Interpretation(n.)
Original context: Much of our view of reality is based on media messages that have been preconstructed and have attitudes, interpretations, and conclusions already built in. (Goodman, 2004)
Definition: the particular way in which sth is understood or explained
Form: Interpretative
Synonyms: rendition

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Psychiatrist(n.)
Original context: One psychiatrist with the University of Maryland Medical System believes that excessive social media use should be designated formally as an addiction so that official guidelines on its use could be established.
(Mc Daniels, 2017)
Definition: A doctor who studies and treats mental illnesses
Form: psychiatric psychiatry
Synonyms: alienist

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Perpetuating(p.pr.)
Original context: How do we ensure that we are not perpetuating harmful ideas and messages through our online social network? (Goodman, 2004)
Definition: to make sth such as a bad situation, a belief, etc. continue for a long time
Form: perpetuation
Synonyms: perserving