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aggravate. make worse.
decrepit. worn and broken down by hard use. ...
fatal. bringing death.
forensics. the use of scientific techniques in criminal investigations.
persist. refuse to stop. ...
persistence. continuing or repeating behavior.
prognosis. a prediction of the course of a disease. ...
terminal.
a small area of ground covered by specific vegetation
Two distant relatives who stood to inherit large sums from
the old man’s estate plotted the death, believing that the old
man’s death would not be questioned.
aggravate
make worse
decrepit
worn and broken down by hard use
The man was decrepit.With high blood pressure, cancer, and liver disease,
he aggravated his situation by smoking.
fatal
bringing death
forensics
the use of scientific techniques in criminal investigations
persist
refuse to stop
Criminal investigators persisted in their questioning
of friends and family, only later finding the motive: money.
persistence
continuing or repeating behavior
prognosis
a prediction of the course of a disease
His prognosis was death.
terminal
occurring at or forming an end
His
advanced lung cancer was terminal, and his family members knew that he
would pass away soon.
vein
a blood vessel that carries blood toward the heart
From there, the poison could travel
through the veins, shutting down vital organs and causing death within
seconds.
aggravated
made more severe or intense especially in law
The man was decrepit.With high blood pressure, cancer, and liver disease,
he aggravated his situation by smoking.
ajar
slightly open
So no one was surprised to find him dead on that
sharp winter Thursday, no one, that is, except one sharp-eyed detective,
54 Mind and Body
who noticed the bedroom window ajar on the morning of the old man’s
death.Would a fatally ill person be likely to sleep with the window open
on a freezing cold night?
autopsy
an examination and dissection of a dead body
This question occupied forensic specialists from the medical examiner’s
office.There, an autopsy revealed an unlikely wound on the victim’s
thigh.
inflict
impose something unpleasant
Such a wound could easily have been inflicted by someone
administering medicine . . . or poison.Pronunciation: Learn your pronunciation rules. You should know what pronunciation to expect based upon the spelling of a word.
2. Translations into your target language: Look up translations for each of the words in this lists.
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decrepit. worn and broken down by hard use. ...
fatal. bringing death.
forensics. the use of scientific techniques in criminal investigations.
persist. refuse to stop. ...
persistence. continuing or repeating behavior.
prognosis. a prediction of the course of a disease. ...
terminal.
a small area of ground covered by specific vegetation
Two distant relatives who stood to inherit large sums from
the old man’s estate plotted the death, believing that the old
man’s death would not be questioned.
aggravate
make worse
decrepit
worn and broken down by hard use
The man was decrepit.With high blood pressure, cancer, and liver disease,
he aggravated his situation by smoking.
fatal
bringing death
forensics
the use of scientific techniques in criminal investigations
persist
refuse to stop
Criminal investigators persisted in their questioning
of friends and family, only later finding the motive: money.
persistence
continuing or repeating behavior
prognosis
a prediction of the course of a disease
His prognosis was death.
terminal
occurring at or forming an end
His
advanced lung cancer was terminal, and his family members knew that he
would pass away soon.
vein
a blood vessel that carries blood toward the heart
From there, the poison could travel
through the veins, shutting down vital organs and causing death within
seconds.
aggravated
made more severe or intense especially in law
The man was decrepit.With high blood pressure, cancer, and liver disease,
he aggravated his situation by smoking.
ajar
slightly open
So no one was surprised to find him dead on that
sharp winter Thursday, no one, that is, except one sharp-eyed detective,
54 Mind and Body
who noticed the bedroom window ajar on the morning of the old man’s
death.Would a fatally ill person be likely to sleep with the window open
on a freezing cold night?
autopsy
an examination and dissection of a dead body
This question occupied forensic specialists from the medical examiner’s
office.There, an autopsy revealed an unlikely wound on the victim’s
thigh.
inflict
impose something unpleasant
Such a wound could easily have been inflicted by someone
administering medicine . . . or poison.Pronunciation: Learn your pronunciation rules. You should know what pronunciation to expect based upon the spelling of a word.
2. Translations into your target language: Look up translations for each of the words in this lists.
3. Recordings: If you’re just starting out, go to Forvo.com and get recordings for new words
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