1. trajectory meaning- is the path followed by a projectile flying or an object moving under the action or given forces synonyms- course, path, route, track, line or orbit sentence- the present trajectory of development portrays a bright future for the country.
2. embodiment meaning-is a visible or tangible form or a concrete example of an idea or concept synonyms-incarnation, exteriorization, externalization, manifestation sentence- Jesus Christ is the embodiment of this ideal, in life and in death.
3. etiquette meaning-is defined as the formal manners and rules that are followed in social or professional settings synonyms- good form, manner(s), correct behavior sentence-the people have strict notions of etiquette and gradations of rank
4. refinement meaning-is the process of making something better by making small changes, or good taste and cultural elegance synonyms-clarification, civilization, cultivation, culture, discrimination sentence-Her walk was unguarded like her mannerisms, a sweet lack of refinement he wasn't sure he liked
5. whirl meaning-the act of spinning or twirling, or a state of confusion synonyms-spin, twirl sentence-Coleridge was soon in the full whirl of excitement
6. cramming meaning-to fill (something) by force with more that it can easily hold synonyms-charge, compact, crush, pack in, shove, squeeze sentence-They had a test coming up so they were cramming all the information they needed to memorize
7. slumming meaning-a heavily populated urban area (slums) synonyms-slum(s) sentence-she mused, "hmmm, slumming it are we?"
8. ludicrous meaning-something so absurd it's laughable synonyms-comic, comical, funny, laughable, ridiculous sentence-in fact, it was ludicrous - but it still hurt. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Based on the information given, the inference is that D. The 2001 recession briefly tempered consumer spending, but growth rates rose again as Americans spent more on durable household items, new technology, and vehicles as the housing bubble peaked in 2005.
<h3>What is an inference?</h3>
An inference simply means a conclusion that's reached on the basis of reasoning and evidence.
In this case, the inference is that the 2001 recession briefly tempered consumer spending, but growth rates rose again as Americans spent more on durable household items, new technology, and vehicles as the housing bubble peaked in 2005.
