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Question		Answer
engaging start learning		attracting or holding attention in an interesting way.
supervise start learning		to oversee or manage the work or activities of others.
soar start learning		to fly or rise high in the air; to increase dramatically.
charter start learning		a document outlining rights, privileges, or authority.
well start learning		a deep hole or shaft dug into the ground to access water, oil, or other resources; in good health or condition.
coordination start learning		the process of organizing people or activities.
auto start learning		a car (short for automobile).
hostile start learning		showing opposition, aggression, or unfriendliness.
distort start learning		to change something in a way that makes it inaccurate or misleading.
taxpayer start learning		a person who pays taxes to the government.
privilege start learning		a special right, advantage, or benefit granted to a particular person or group.
abortion start learning		the deliberate ending of a pregnancy.
admission start learning		permission to enter or a statement of truth.
glimpse start learning		a quick or fleeting view of something.
virtue start learning		moral excellence; a good quality or trait.
dimension start learning		a measure of size or extent; a facet of something.
transformation start learning		a thorough or dramatic change in form or appearance.
disastrous start learning		causing great harm or damage.
reform start learning		to make changes in something in order to improve it.
noon start learning		12:00 PM; the middle of the day when the sun is at its highest point.
guidance start learning		advice or direction provided to help someone make decisions or take action.
petition start learning		a formal written request, often signed by many people, appealing for a change or action.
flourish start learning		to grow or develop in a healthy or vigorous way; a bold gesture or embellishment.
warrior start learning		a person engaged or experienced in warfare; a soldier or fighter.
orientation start learning		the process of familiarizing oneself with a new environment, situation, or concept; also refers to one’s position in relation to surroundings.
excess start learning		more than what is necessary or desirable.
consecutive start learning		following one after the other in order.
applaud start learning		to clap or show approval.
exploitation start learning		the act of taking unfair advantage of something or someone for personal gain.
imminent start learning		about to happen; impending.
constitutional start learning		related to the constitution or fundamental principles.
competent start learning		having the necessary skills or knowledge to do something.
justification start learning		the action of showing something to be right or reasonable; a reason or explanation given to defend or support an action, decision, or belief.
gut start learning		the internal organs of the body, especially the intestines; an instinctive or intuitive feeling or reaction.
induce start learning		to cause or bring about a particular action, condition, or event.
loyalty start learning		faithfulness or devotion to a person, group, cause, or principle.
freshman start learning		a first-year student in high school or college.
ideological start learning		relating to a system of ideas, beliefs, or theories.
distress start learning		extreme anxiety, sorrow, or pain.
mentor start learning		an experienced and trusted adviser or guide, often in professional or academic contexts.
carve start learning		to cut or shape something, often into a design.
mathematical start learning		relating to mathematics; based on numbers, shapes, or calculations.
halfway start learning		at a point equidistant between two extremes or locations; partially or incompletely.
fine start learning		of high quality; a monetary penalty for an offense.
pulse start learning		the rhythmic beat or vibration, especially related to blood circulation; also refers to a signal or wave.
solidarity start learning		unity or agreement of feeling or action, especially among individuals with a common interest.
plug start learning		to block or close an opening; an electrical connector; also refers to promoting something.
spy start learning		a person who secretly collects information about others or a government.
breakthrough start learning		a sudden, important advance.
compensate start learning		to give something (typically money) in exchange for loss or harm.
explosive start learning		capable of causing an explosion or sudden, violent reaction.
mandatory start learning		required by law or rules; compulsory.
cynical start learning		believing that people are motivated by self-interest, often distrusting others’ motives.
explicit start learning		clear and detailed, leaving no room for confusion or doubt.
browser start learning		software for viewing internet content.
mob start learning		a large crowd or group of people, often with chaotic or disorderly behavior; also refers to a criminal organization.
trauma start learning		a deeply disturbing or distressing experience, often resulting in emotional or physical damage.
revenge start learning		the act of harming someone in retaliation for an injury or wrong.
pop start learning		a sharp, sudden sound; to burst or explode with a small, quick sound; also refers to popular culture.
dependence start learning		the state of relying on something or someone.
debut start learning		a person’s first public appearance or performance.
premise start learning		a statement or idea that forms the basis for an argument or conclusion.
councillor start learning		a member of a local governing body or council.
minimal start learning		the least amount or degree; very small or insignificant in size or impact.
stun (v.) start learning		to shock or astonish someone; to make someone temporarily unconscious.
decisive start learning		having the power to make decisions quickly and effectively.
magnetic start learning		having the properties of a magnet; capable of attracting or repelling certain materials.
surge start learning		a sudden, powerful forward or upward movement.
mobilise start learning		to prepare and organize resources or people for action, especially in emergencies or for military purposes.
presume start learning		to assume or take for granted something to be true without full evidence.
thereby start learning		by that means; as a result of that.
stability start learning		the quality of being stable or unchanging; firmness.
foreigner start learning		a person from a foreign country or unfamiliar place.
triumph start learning		a great victory or achievement; the act of winning or succeeding.
compute start learning		to calculate or determine through mathematical means.
confront start learning		to face or oppose something or someone directly.
decision-making start learning		the process of making choices or decisions.
meaningful start learning		having significance, purpose, or value; full of meaning.
effectiveness start learning		the degree to which something is successful in producing a desired result.
rod start learning		a long, slender, cylindrical object, often made of wood or metal.
revolutionary start learning		involving or causing a complete change or transformation; radically new.
selective start learning		tending to select or choose carefully; not general or all-encompassing.
emergence start learning		the process of becoming visible or coming into existence.
dominance start learning		the state of having power or control over something.
columnist start learning		a writer who regularly contributes articles to a newspaper or magazine.
provoke start learning		to stimulate a reaction, often a negative one, such as anger or excitement.
spine start learning		the backbone; the central part or structure of something.
versus start learning		against; in contrast to.
vanish start learning		to disappear suddenly and completely.
buffer start learning		something that reduces shock or impact.
endure start learning		to suffer patiently or persist through hardship.
secular start learning		not connected with religious or spiritual matters; worldly.
hostility start learning		unfriendly or antagonistic behavior or attitude.
prey start learning		an animal that is hunted and killed for food by another animal; also refers to someone who is vulnerable or exploited.
radical start learning		relating to or affecting the fundamental nature of something; far-reaching or extreme in views.
spectrum start learning		a range of something, such as light or opinions, often covering a wide array.
reside start learning		to live in a particular place or location.
threshold start learning		the starting point or entrance to something; the level or point at which something begins.
eligible start learning		having the right to do or receive something based on specific criteria.
corrupt start learning		dishonest, unethical, or morally degraded.
caution start learning		care and attention to avoid danger or mistakes.
capability start learning		the ability or potential to do something.
drain start learning		a pipe or channel for carrying away waste or excess water.
precision start learning		the quality of being exact, accurate, and consistent.
alliance start learning		a formal agreement between groups.
proclaim start learning		to declare or announce something officially or publicly.
guerrilla start learning		a member of a small, irregular military group that engages in sabotage or surprise attacks.
loom start learning		to appear as a large, indistinct shape or figure, often in a way that seems threatening; a device used for weaving fabric.
scattered start learning		spread or thrown in various directions.
manipulation start learning		the act of controlling or influencing someone or something in a clever or unscrupulous manner.
reassure start learning		to say or do something to remove doubts or fears.

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