On Point-On Point 2 Unit 01 (E)

anticipate

to consider that something is likely to happen in the future; to expect or predict
Her mom didn't anticipate the bad news from her daughter.

assess

to judge the nature, ability, or quality of something
Managers assess each employee’s performance to determine if they deserve a pay raise.

definitive

considered to be the complete or final version of something
This library has the definitive collection of books on ancient Egypt.

deviate

to differ from an established standard or course
Omar did not deviate from that line of conduct.

dynamic

very active or quickly changing
The new, dynamic employee came up with a good way to juggle his work load.

forthcoming

about to happen in the near future
Some economists predicted that the forthcoming world economy would be severe.

inconceivable

not able to be imagined or understood; unbelievable
War between EU member states is now inconceivable.

insight

deep understanding
Other students may have different insights that they can bring to the class discussion.

inspection

a careful examination
After we cleaned the house, Dad made an inspection to see if it was done properly.

integrity

the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles
Most people wanted him to run for office since he has a lot of integrity.

internalize

to make ideas, attitudes, or behavior part of one's own nature
She usually internalizes her anger and frustrations rather than telling her family why she is upset.

liberate

to set someone free from a situation in which their freedom is limited
liberate your mind from the illusions around you, and you will experience true happiness.

likewise

in the same way; also
Eating the right foods can benefit one’s brain. likewise, eating less has benefits.

nonetheless

in spite of that; nevertheless
nonetheless, they usually throw away a very nutritious part of the fruit―the peel.

notwithstanding

in spite of
The bad weather notwithstanding, the event was a great success.

pursue

to try to do something, especially over a long period
Every country pursues its own interests.