Hello everybody, this is Sam and this is the VictorPrep Vocal podcast and as promised

we're going to do word test 12 today. So this is going to be our test for episodes

111 to 120. I will put the details of all the words in the show notes. So if you're

having trouble with a certain word or you want to hear more about that word in more detail

you can go to the particular podcast where I explain it. And do note as well, because

I'm doing so many words in a single podcast, I'll only do a brief explanation of what

the word means. Some of the words like articulate, for example, have quite a few different

meanings. I will try and cover the main definition, the most common definition for each word,

and if you want more nuance, more added details and examples, do go to the exact episode

where I covered that word. Okay, so let's get started. And if possible, when you're going

over this test pause after each word, try and get the definition yourself in your mind,

then listen to my definition if you can. That way, force yourself to do the active recall

in your brain. That will help promote learning. Okay, let's go, articulate and articulate.

So articulate, having or showing the ability to speak fluently and coherently and to articulate

to pronounce or express something clearly and distinctly, dilate, dilate, to make

overcome wider, larger or more open, refute, refute, to prove a statement or theory to be

wrong or false, to disprove, also to deny or to contradict, dogma, dogma, a principle

or a set of principles laid down by some authority as absolutely true, impervious, impervious,

not allowing liquid to pass through, also to be unable to be affected by, to be unaffected

by. Impassive, impassive, that means not feeling or showing emotion to be unexpressive

or expressionless, enumerate, enumerate, to mention a number of things one by one or

individually, to list or itemize, a frontery, a frontery, that means insolent, impertinent

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