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im·pe·tus

1.a moving force; impulse; stimulus: The grant for building the opera house gave impetus to the city's cultural life. 2.(broadly) the momentum of a moving body, esp. with reference to the cause of motion.

o·nus

1.a difficult or disagreeable obligation, task, burden, etc. 2.burden of proof. 3.blame or responsibility.

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ah! i like this thread. some great words thrown up!

amalgamate

my boss is forever using that word. I think I may get that tattooed somewhere on my body

i love amalgamate too haha. there's was a point in my life when i said it all the time.

emancipate

myriad (have to use it properly though)

those are my favs.

i use these two really often as well. are you a social science student?

here's some of mine:

paradigm

idiom

esoteric

diametric opposite

ostensible

purported

postulate

reflexivity

salient

holistic/ comprehensive

myopic

and of course for those who remember:

iterative

use sparingly though. i think good academic writing is about communicating your ideas effectively and elegantly. the vocabulary is only impressive if you've organised your thoughts well.

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