Sublist 6

10 words

1. 1

   indexnoun/ˈɪndeks/

   a sign, number, or list used to measure, show, or find something (e.g., price index or book index)

   “The consumer price index rose by 2% last year.”

2. 2

   citeverb/saɪt/

   to mention or refer to (a source, example, or fact) as evidence or proof

   “In your essay, cite at least two studies that support your argument.”

3. 3

   transformverb/trænsˈfɔːm/

   to change something completely in form, appearance, or character

   “Technology has transformed the way we communicate.”

4. 4

   incidencenoun/ˈɪnsɪdəns/

   the rate or frequency at which something, especially an undesirable event, occurs

   “The incidence of lung cancer has decreased after anti-smoking policies.”

5. 5

   diverseadjective/daɪˈvɜːs/

   including many different types or ideas

   “The city has a diverse population with residents from many countries.”

6. 6

   gendernoun/ˈdʒendə/

   the social or cultural roles and behaviours associated with being male or female; distinct from biological sex

   “Gender differences in education outcomes remain a concern for policymakers.”

7. 7

   scopenoun/skəʊp/

   the extent or range of something that is included or dealt with

   “The scope of the study includes only urban schools.”

8. 8

   recoververb/rɪˈkʌvə/

   to return to a normal state of health, strength, or condition

   “After the financial crisis, many countries took years to recover.”

9. 9

   aggregateverb/ˈæɡ.rɪ.ɡeɪt/

   to combine several things into a single total or group

   “To analyse trends, we aggregated data from five different surveys.”

10. 10

    feenoun/fiː/

    a payment made for services or to participate (e.g. tuition fee, registration fee)

    “The university clearly lists tuition fees and additional charges in its prospectus.”