
Tier 2 words are less common than high frequency (Tier 1) words. They are often integral to the comprehension of exam questions or core subject knowledge.
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despite |
If you act despite something, it means you act in spite of it.
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detected |
If you detected something, it means you discovered it, noticed it, or worked it out.
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deviation |
A deviation is a variation from the plan.
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device |
A device is something that was made and is used for a specific purpose.
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devoted |
If you are devoted to something, it means you give it all of your energy and resources.
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differentiation |
Differentiation is the act of noting the differences between two or more things.
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dimension |
A dimension is the size of something in a particular direction.
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diminished |
If something is diminished, it means it is smaller or less than it was.
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discrete |
If something is discrete, it means it is a separate entity or part.
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discretion |
If you use you discretion, it means you have the freedom to decide what is appropriate.
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discriminate |
If you discriminate against someone, it means you treat them unjustly because they are different to you.
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discrimination |
Discrimination is the unfair treatment of a person or group on the basis of prejudice.
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displacement |
Displacement is the act of moving something from its place.
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display |
A display is a visual representation of something.
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disposal |
Disposal is the act of getting rid of something.
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distinct |
If something is distinct, it means it is clear and easy to recognise.
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