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    This document provides definitions for various driving-related words and their meanings. It defines words like agenda, deceptive, sprawl, baton, peer, pointless, stack, depict, stare, suspiciously, intent, carnage, jeer, simultaneous, neutral, ricochet, rebound, whack, comprise, head-on, emerge, unscathed, destination, steep, ramp, negotiate, ascent, manoeuvre, panic, shudder, halt, grim, escort, bay, and formidable. The definitions help explain driving test terminology and concepts.

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    This document provides definitions for various driving-related words and their meanings. It defines words like agenda, deceptive, sprawl, baton, peer, pointless, stack, depict, stare, suspiciously, intent, carnage, jeer, simultaneous, neutral, ricochet, rebound, whack, comprise, head-on, emerge, unscathed, destination, steep, ramp, negotiate, ascent, manoeuvre, panic, shudder, halt, grim, escort, bay, and formidable. The definitions help explain driving test terminology and concepts.

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    This document provides definitions for various driving-related words and their meanings. It defines words like agenda, deceptive, sprawl, baton, peer, pointless, stack, depict, stare, suspiciously, intent, carnage, jeer, simultaneous, neutral, ricochet, rebound, whack, comprise, head-on, emerge, unscathed, destination, steep, ramp, negotiate, ascent, manoeuvre, panic, shudder, halt, grim, escort, bay, and formidable. The definitions help explain driving test terminology and concepts.

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    This document provides definitions for various driving-related words and their meanings. It defines words like agenda, deceptive, sprawl, baton, peer, pointless, stack, depict, stare, suspiciously, intent, carnage, jeer, simultaneous, neutral, ricochet, rebound, whack, comprise, head-on, emerge, unscathed, destination, steep, ramp, negotiate, ascent, manoeuvre, panic, shudder, halt, grim, escort, bay, and formidable. The definitions help explain driving test terminology and concepts.

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    Driving test

    words and meanings

    Agenda
    noun
    a list of matters to be discussed at a meeting

    Deceptive
    adjective
    making you believe something that is not true

    Sprawl
    verb
    to spread the arms and legs out carelessly and untidily while sitting or lying
    down

    Baton
    noun
    a thick heavy stick used as a weapon by police officers

    Peer
    verb
    to look carefully or with difficulty

    Pointless
    adjective
    Something that is pointless has no purpose and it is a waste of time doing it

    Stack
    verb
    to arrange things in an ordered pile

    Depict
    verb
    to represent or show something in a picture or story
    Stare Verb
    to look for a long time with the eyes wide open, especially when surprised,
    frightened or thinking

    Suspiciously
    adverb
    in a way that makes you think that something is wrong

    Intent
    adjective
    giving all your attention to something

    Carnage
    noun
    the violent killing of large numbers of people, especially in war

    Jeer
    verb
    to laugh or shout insults at someone to show you have no respect for them

    Simultaneous
    Adjective
    happening or being done at exactly the same time

    Neutral
    noun
    [U] the position of the gears in a vehicle when they are not connected to the
    engine

    Ricochet
    Verb
    If a ball or bullet ricochets, it hits a surface and moves away from it at an
    angle
    Rebound
    verb
    to bounce back after hitting a hard surface

    Whack
    verb
    to hit someone or something noisily

    Comprise
    verb
    to have as parts or members, or to be those parts or members

    Head-On
    adjective adverb
    describes an accident in which the fronts of two vehicles hit each other

    Emerge
    verb
    to come to the end of a difficult period or experience

    Unscathed
    adjective
    without injuries or damage being caused

    Destination
    noun
    the place where someone is going or where something is being sent or taken

    Steep
    adjective
    (of a slope) rising or falling at a sharp angle
    A steep rise or fall is one which goes very quickly from low to high or from
    high to low
    Ramp
    noun
    an artificial slope

    Negotiate
    verb
    to deal with something difficult

    Ascent
    noun
    when someone or something climbs or moves upwards

    Manoeuvre
    verb
    to turn and direct an object

    Panic
    noun
    a sudden strong feeling of fear that prevents reasonable thought and action

    Shudder
    Verb
    to shake suddenly with very small movements because of a very unpleasant
    thought or feeling
    When something shudders, it shakes violently and quickly

    Halt
    verb
    to (cause to) stop moving or doing something or happening

    Grim
    Adjective
    worried and serious or sad
    Escort
    verb
    to go with someone or a vehicle especially to make certain that they arrive
    safely or that they leave a place

    Bay
    noun
    a partly surrounded or marked space
    Visitors must park their cars in the marked bays

    Formidable
    adjective
    causing you to have fear or respect for something or someone because they
    are large, powerful or difficult

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