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Question		Answer
gig start learning		a job, especially a short-term or casual one, often used for musical performances.
militia start learning		a group of civilians trained for military service, often used in emergencies or irregular combat.
interface start learning		a point of interaction or communication between systems or devices.
retreat start learning		to move back or withdraw, typically from a difficult or dangerous situation.
counsellor start learning		a person who provides guidance or therapy.
steer start learning		to guide or direct; a young male bovine animal.
suspicious start learning		feeling doubt or distrust; having the appearance of being dishonest or untrustworthy.
cooperative start learning		involving mutual assistance or collaboration.
strategic start learning		related to planning or tactics, especially to achieve long-term goals.
shareholder start learning		a person or entity that owns shares in a company.
interactive start learning		involving or requiring participation from others; responsive or engaging.
marine start learning		related to the sea or ocean; also refers to the armed forces specialized in sea combat.
respective start learning		relating separately to each of the things or people mentioned.
texture start learning		the feel, appearance, or consistency of a surface or substance.
aftermath start learning		the result or consequence of an event.
fundraising start learning		the act of gathering money for a cause, project, or organization.
sacrifice start learning		the act of giving up something valued for the sake of something else; a ritual offering.
allege start learning		to claim something without proof.
equation start learning		a mathematical statement that shows the equality of two expressions.
bankruptcy start learning		the legal state of being unable to pay debts.
varied start learning		showing a lot of differences or diversity; having many different qualities.
accelerate start learning		to speed up or increase the rate of.
sceptical start learning		having doubts or reservations; not easily convinced.
initiate start learning		to begin or start something, such as a process or action.
surgical start learning		relating to surgery or medical operations.
humanitarian start learning		concerned with the welfare and well-being of people, often in times of crisis or need.
civic start learning		relating to a city, town, or community affairs.
laser start learning		a device that emits a concentrated beam of light, often used in cutting, surgery, and technology.
predator start learning		an animal that hunts and kills other animals for food; also refers to a person or entity that exploits others.
aide start learning		a helper or assistant.
bonus start learning		extra pay or reward.
validity start learning		the quality of being logically or factually sound; the state of being legally acceptable or effective.
descent start learning		the act of descending or ancestry.
behalf start learning		in support of or representing someone.
landmark start learning		a prominent or historical building, structure, or feature that serves as a point of reference; an important event or achievement.
ritual start learning		a set of actions or behaviors regularly followed, often for religious or cultural reasons.
vessel start learning		a container for holding something; a ship or large boat.
preliminary start learning		introductory or preparatory; something that comes before the main event or activity.
excellence start learning		the quality of being outstanding or superior in some way.
endorsement start learning		the act of publicly supporting or approving something.
felony start learning		a serious crime, usually punishable by imprisonment or death.
confer start learning		to discuss or consult with others; to bestow a title or honor.
lengthy start learning		lasting or taking a long time; extended in duration.
forth start learning		forward in time or place.
dip start learning		to lower or immerse briefly in a liquid.
beneficiary start learning		a person who receives benefits or money.
thrive start learning		to grow or develop successfully; to prosper.
classification start learning		the process of organizing things into categories.
optimism start learning		the tendency to expect the best possible outcome or see things in a positive light.
slot start learning		a narrow opening or groove; a position or place in a system.
divert start learning		to change the direction or focus of something.
implementation start learning		the act of putting a plan, decision, or law into effect.
depict start learning		to represent or show in a picture or description.
quest start learning		a long or arduous search for something; a journey or pursuit, typically involving challenges or adventures.
tenure start learning		the holding or possession of something, especially a job or position.
overlook start learning		to fail to notice or pay attention to something; to have a view from a higher position, such as from a building or hill.
warrant start learning		an official document authorizing a police officer to make an arrest, search, or seizure; a reason or justification for something.
shrug start learning		to raise one's shoulders as an expression of uncertainty or indifference.
spell start learning		to form words by arranging letters; to have a certain meaning or significance.
legendary start learning		remarkable or famous in a way that is celebrated in stories or history.
collision start learning		an event where two or more things crash into each other.
integrated start learning		combined or unified into a whole; inclusive.
ministry start learning		a government department or the office held by a minister; also refers to the work or service of a religious group.
encouraging start learning		giving hope or support to help someone feel confident.
query start learning		a question or inquiry; an act of asking for information or clarification.
incarcerate start learning		to imprison or confine someone.
enforce start learning		to ensure compliance with laws, rules, or regulations.
enterprise start learning		a business or project, especially one that involves taking risks.
conceive start learning		to form or develop an idea or plan.
turnout start learning		the number of people who attend an event, such as an election or meeting; the act of turning out.
ego start learning		a person’s sense of self-importance or self-esteem.
dignity start learning		the quality of being worthy of honor and respect.
suck start learning		to draw something into the mouth by creating a vacuum with the lips.
explicitly start learning		in a clear and detailed manner.
assemble start learning		to gather or put together.
carriage start learning		a vehicle, especially one drawn by horses.
denial start learning		the refusal to acknowledge reality or the truth.
worthy start learning		deserving of respect, attention, or recognition; having qualities or actions that merit praise.
plead start learning		to make an earnest or emotional appeal; to formally argue in court.
remedy start learning		a treatment or solution to a problem or illness.
verdict start learning		a decision or judgment made by a jury in a trial; a conclusion or opinion on something.
gathering start learning		an assembly or meeting of people for a specific purpose.
denounce start learning		to publicly condemn or criticize something.
appealing start learning		attractive or interesting.
neighbouring start learning		located near or adjacent to something else; next to.
seldom start learning		rarely; not often.
correspondence start learning		written communication, often formal.
continually start learning		repeatedly or without interruption.
audit start learning		an official examination of accounts or records.
superintendent start learning		a person who oversees or manages an organization or a building.
ironically start learning		in a way that conveys an unexpected or opposite meaning from what is directly stated.
suite start learning		a set of related items, typically rooms in a hotel or musical instruments.
lesbian start learning		a woman who is attracted to other women.
exert start learning		to apply force or effort to achieve something.
marginal start learning		of secondary importance; at the edge or outer limits; small or insignificant in effect.
coup start learning		a sudden, often violent, overthrow of government.
suspension start learning		the act of temporarily stopping something; the state of being suspended.
minimise start learning		to reduce something to the smallest possible amount or degree.
problematic start learning		causing difficulties or challenges; troublesome.
productivity start learning		the efficiency or rate at which work is completed or output is produced.
terrain start learning		a particular type of land or landscape, often with reference to its physical features.
merchant start learning		a person or company involved in buying and selling goods, especially on a large scale.
layout start learning		the arrangement or design of something, such as a page, room, or system.
contributor start learning		a person who contributes to a cause or project.
separation start learning		the act or process of separating or being separated.
await start learning		to wait for something.
ease start learning		the state of being comfortable, relaxed, or without difficulty.
intensify start learning		to make something stronger, more intense, or more extreme.
damaging start learning		causing harm or injury.
nominate start learning		to propose or suggest someone for a particular role or position, usually in an election or selection process.

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