On Point-On Point 2 Unit 09 (E)

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attach

to associate or connect one thing, idea, etc. with another

During treatment, sensors are attached to the skin.

conform

to follow rules, standards, or laws; to act as others do

Larger groups also put more pressure on their members to conform.

creativity

imagination or original ideas

The teachings out of school are strong on creativity.

detect

to discover or notice something, especially something that is hidden or difficult to find

I could not detect any sound in the dark cave.

disposed

having a tendency to do something; likely or inclined

You're most welcome to join us if you feel so disposed.

inhibition

a feeling that makes one selfconscious and unable to act in a relaxed and natural way

Your inhibitions can keep you from trying new things.

invariably

in every case or on every occasion; always

The termination of such interactional sequences invariably originates from the human.

label

to name or describe something in a specific way

Every shirt in the store needs to be labelled.

nonconformist

a person whose behavior or views are different from common ideas or ways of behaving

The reckless behavior of the nonconformist could be dangerous to an individual's well being.

notion

an idea or belief about something

This notion turned up repeatedly in nineteenth-century American writing.

pursuit

the act of trying to obtain or accomplish something

In pursuit of the fox, the cat fell into the river.

quote

to repeat or copy out what someone else has said or written

It is a good idea to quote other authors as a way of supporting your argument.

radical

being quite different from what is usual or traditional; innovative or progressive

His radical departure from his hypothesis made people wonder what was going on.

resourceful

able to find quick and clever ways to overcome difficulties

After his boat sunk, Matt was resourceful enough to build a raft.

underlie

to be the cause or basis of something

At all events, two quite distinct views seem to underlie the opening books of the Old Testament.

visualize

to form a mental image of something; to imagine

Closing my eyes helps me to visualize where I left my keys.