Coerce [koʊˈɚs] (vt, formal) to force sb to do sth by threatening him/her; coercion [koʊˈɚʆən] (un)

Entice [ɪnˈtaɪs] (vt) to persuade sb to do sth by offering him/her sth nice: entice sb into/to do sth; enticing (adj), enticement
(n)

[oʊvǝ’ratɪd] (adj, only before N) more important than anything else

Referral [rɪ’fЗ::rǝl] (n) ~ to sb/sth: the act of sending sb who needs professional help to a person or place that can provide it

Preclude [prɪ’klu:d] (vt) ~ sb from doing sth : to prevent sth or make sth impossible

Rave [reɪv] (v) ~ about sth : to talk or write about sth in a very enthusiastic way

[dɪ’skreʃǝnǝri] (adj) not controlled by strict rules, but decided on by sb in a position of authority

[mǝ’nɪpjuleɪt] (vt) to work skillfully with information, systems etc to achieve the result that you want

Delegate [‘delɪgeɪt] (vt, usually passive) ~ sb to do sth : to choose sb to do sth

Pecuniary [pɪ’kju:niǝri] (adj) relating to or consisting of money

[dɪ’skreʃǝnǝri] (adj, usually before N) relating to investment funds placed with a broker or manager who is free to make
decisions about how to invest them on the investor’s behalf

[dɪ’stɪŋkt] (adj, only before N) used to emphasize that you think an idea or situation definitely exists and is important SYN)
definite

[ɪn’teɪl] (vt) to involve sth that cannot be avoided SYN) involve

Hypothetical [hapǝ’ θetɪkl] (adj) based on situations or ideas which are possible and imagined rather than real and true

Ensure[ɪn’ʃʊǝ] (vt) to make sure that sth happens or is definite

Subject [‘sʌbʤɪkt] (cn) the thing you are talking about or considering in a conversation, discussion, book, movie, etc

Invigilator [ɪn‘vɪʤɪleɪtǝ]

Claim [kleɪm] (vt) to state that you have a right to sth, or to take sth that belongs to you

Acknowledgment [əkˈnɑlɪdʒmənt] (n) the act of admitting or accepting that something is true:

Notify [ˈnoʊtəfaɪ] (vt) to tell someone something formally or officially SYN) inform

Adoption [əˈdɑpʆən] (un) the act of deciding to use an idea, plan, or way of doing something

misdeed [mɪsˈdid] (cn, formal) a wrong or illegal action

entrust[ɪnˈtrʌst] (vt) to give someone something to be responsible for:

maintain [meɪnˈteɪn] (vt) to make something continue in the same way or at the same standard as before:

regulatory [ˈrɛgyələˌtɔri] (adj,formal) having the purpose of controlling an activity or process, especially by rules

regulate [ˈrɛgyəˌleɪt] (vt) to control an activity or process, usually by having rules:

in turn : as a result of sth

To be used to (doing) sth: if you are used to sth, you have experienced it many times before and it no longer seems surprising,
difficult, etc

Overpower [ˌoʊvɚˈpaʊɚ] (vt) to defeat someone because you are stronger

Knowingly [ˈnoʊɪŋli] (adv) deliberately [dɪˈlɪbrɪtli] (adv) done in a way that is intended [= on purpose]:
To act on/upon sth (phv) : to do sth because of another person’s advice or order, or because you have received information or
had an idea