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equilibrium start learning		A state in which opposing forces or influences are balanced. "The economy reached a state of equilibrium."
passionate start learning		Showing or caused by strong feelings or beliefs. "He is passionate about environmental protection."
decay start learning		The state or process of rotting or decomposition. "The fallen leaves began to decay."
disperse start learning		Distribute or spread over a wide area. "The crowd began to disperse after the event."
organized start learning		Arranged or structured in a systematic way. "The files were organized alphabetically."
disseminate start learning		Spread or circulate (something "The organization works to disseminate information about health."
cautiously start learning		In a careful and guarded way "He cautiously approached the unfamiliar dog."
dawn start learning		The first appearance of light in the sky before sunrise. "They left at dawn."
intricacies start learning		Complex details. "The book explains the intricacies of the financial market."
neighborhoods start learning		A district "The city has many diverse neighborhoods."
remnants start learning		A small remaining quantity of something. "The remnants of the fire were still smoldering."
minimize start learning		Reduce (something "We need to minimize waste."
fallen start learning		Having dropped down from an upright position. "The fallen tree blocked the road."
chances start learning		A possibility of something happening. "There are slim chances of rain today."
balanced start learning		Keeping or showing a balance; evenly proportioned. "The budget was balanced."
analyze start learning		Examine methodically and in detail the constitution or structure of (something "The scientists analyzed the data."
concepts start learning		An abstract idea; a general notion. "The lecture explained complex concepts."
foundation start learning		The lowest load-bearing part of a building "The house has a solid foundation."
identity start learning		The fact of being who or what a person or thing is. "She established her own identity."
journals start learning		A periodical publication containing scholarly articles relating to a particular academic discipline. "The researchers published their findings in academic journals."
steadily start learning		In a gradual and regular way. "The company's profits increased steadily."
rugby start learning		A team sport played with an oval ball that may be kicked "He plays rugby for the school team."
insightful start learning		Having or showing an accurate and deep understanding; perceptive. "She gave an insightful presentation."
expression start learning		The process of making known one's thoughts or feelings. "He expressed his gratitude."
symbolic start learning		Serving as a symbol. "The dove is symbolic of peace."
variation start learning		A change or difference in condition
procedure start learning		An established or official way of doing something. "The hospital has strict safety procedures."
nervous start learning		Easily agitated or alarmed; tending to be anxious; highly strung. "He was nervous before the presentation."
inequality start learning		Difference in size
beverages start learning		A drink other than water "They served various beverages at the party."
improvised start learning		Created and performed spontaneously or without preparation; impromptu. "The band improvised a song."
aims start learning		Point or direct (a weapon or something else) at a target. "The company aims to reduce its carbon footprint."
disarmament start learning		The reduction or withdrawal of military forces and weapons. "The treaty focused on nuclear disarmament."
genre start learning		A category of artistic composition
obviously start learning		In a way that is easily perceived or understood; clearly.
advertisement start learning		A notice or announcement in a public medium promoting a product "The advertisement caught my attention."
satisfaction start learning		Fulfillment of one's wishes
proposals start learning		A plan or suggestion "They submitted several proposals for the project."
occupational start learning		Relating to or caused by one's job or profession. "Occupational hazards can lead to injuries."
pledges start learning		A solemn promise or undertaking. "The politicians made pledges to improve education."
excessive start learning		More than is necessary "Excessive consumption of sugar can be harmful."
societal start learning		Relating to or characteristic of society. "Societal norms influence behavior."
endeavor start learning		Try hard to do or achieve something. "They endeavor to provide quality service."
essay start learning		A short piece of writing on a particular subject. "She wrote an essay about her experiences."
grant start learning		Agree to give or allow (something requested) to. "The university received a research grant."
collect start learning		Bring or gather together; accumulate. "They collect donations for the charity."
frequent start learning		Occurring or done on many occasions; often. "He is a frequent visitor to the museum."
spirit start learning		The nonphysical part of a person which is the seat of emotions and character; the soul. "The team showed great spirit."
instrumental start learning		Serving as a means or aid in accomplishing something. "The music was instrumental in setting the mood."
addition start learning		The process or action of adding something or someone. "The addition of new members improved the team."
resolve start learning		Settle or find a solution to (a problem "They resolved the conflict peacefully."
convincing start learning		Capable of causing someone to believe that something is true or real. "He gave a convincing argument."
confusing start learning		Causing one to become perplexed or unclear; bewildering. "The instructions were confusing."
disposal start learning		The action or process of getting rid of something. "Waste disposal is a major issue."
logic start learning		Reasoning conducted or evaluated according to strict principles of validity. "The argument lacked logic."
colossal start learning		Extremely large. "The project required a colossal amount of resources."
utilize start learning		Make practical and effective use of. "They utilized technology to improve efficiency."
hurried start learning		Done or acting with excessive haste or urgency. "He gave a hurried apology."
polite start learning		Having or showing behavior that is respectful and considerate of other people. "She was polite to everyone."
disabled start learning		Having a physical or mental condition that limits movements "The building is accessible to disabled people."
supplements start learning		A substance taken to remedy the deficiencies in a person's diet. "He takes vitamin supplements."
entails start learning		Involve (something) as a necessary or inevitable part or consequence. "The job entails a lot of travel."
wrecked start learning		Severely damaged or destroyed. "The car was wrecked in the accident."
analytical start learning		Relating to or using analysis or logical reasoning. "They used analytical skills to solve the problem."
computational start learning		Relating to or using computers. "Computational methods are used in data analysis."
specified start learning		Identify clearly and definitely. "They followed the specified procedures."
mission start learning		An important assignment carried out for political
rationale start learning		A set of reasons or a logical basis for a course of action or a particular belief. "They explained the rationale behind their decision."
endangers start learning		Put (someone or something) at risk or in danger. "Pollution endangers the environment."
imperative start learning		Of vital importance; crucial. "It is imperative to act now."
southernmost start learning		Located farthest to the south. "The southernmost point of the country."
theory start learning		A supposition or a system of ideas intended to explain something "The theory of relativity."
sociological start learning		Relating to the study of the development "Sociological research explores social issues."
baseline start learning		A minimum or starting point used for comparisons. "They established a baseline for measuring progress."
mature start learning		Fully developed physically; full-grown. "The fruit is mature and ready to be picked."
concert start learning		A musical performance given in public "We went to a rock concert."
election start learning		A formal and organized choice by vote of a person for a political office or other position. "The election results were announced."
freshman start learning		A first-year student at a university "He is a freshman in college."
classical start learning		Relating to ancient Greek or Latin literature "She studied classical music."
optimal start learning		Best or most favorable; optimum. "They aimed for optimal performance."
contentions start learning		An assertion "The debate involved many contentions."
authentic start learning		Of undisputed origin; genuine. "They sell authentic Italian cuisine."
alternatives start learning		One of two or more available possibilities. "They considered several alternatives."
unstoppable start learning		Impossible to prevent from continuing or succeeding. "The team seemed unstoppable."
reproductive start learning		Relating to or effecting reproduction. "Reproductive health is important."
summarize start learning		Give a brief statement of the main points of (something). "Please summarize the report."
admission start learning		The process or fact of entering or being allowed to enter a place or organization. "Her admission to the university was a dream come true."
coordinating start learning		Bringing the different elements of (a complex activity or organization) into a harmonious or efficient relationship. "He was coordinating the efforts of the volunteers."
determination start learning		Firmness of purpose; resoluteness. "Her determination to succeed was evident in her hard work."
directed start learning		Control the operations of; manage or govern. "The project was directed by a team of experts."
broken start learning		Having been fractured or damaged and no longer in one piece or in working order. "The broken vase lay in pieces on the floor."
blamed start learning		Assign responsibility for a fault or crime; accuse or censure. "He was blamed for the error."
cutting start learning		Using or operated with a sharp edge. "The cutting tool made clean incisions."
automatically start learning		By itself or themselves; without human control. "The lights turn on automatically when it gets dark."
theater start learning		A building or outdoor area in which plays "We went to the theater to see a play."
motivated start learning		Provide (someone) with a motive for doing something; stimulate or inspire. "The team was motivated by the challenge."
theme start learning		The subject or main idea in a piece of writing "The theme of the book is love and loss."
consist start learning		Be composed or made up of. "The team consists of five members."
elaborated start learning		Develop or present (a theory "She elaborated on her research findings."
beneficiary start learning		A person who derives advantage from something
interim start learning		In or for the time between; temporary. "He served as the interim manager."
unhealthy start learning		Detrimental to physical "An unhealthy diet can lead to health problems."
protest start learning		An expression or declaration of objection
submission start learning		The action or fact of accepting or yielding to a superior force or to the will or authority of another person. "The submission of the proposal is due next week."
coverage start learning		The extent to which something is dealt with. "The news coverage of the event was extensive."
musical start learning		Relating to or characteristic of music. "She has a musical talent."
publish start learning		Prepare and issue (a book
recovery start learning		A return to a normal state of health "His recovery from the surgery was quick."
inexpensive start learning		Not costing a great deal; cheap. "They found an inexpensive restaurant."
confident start learning		Feeling or showing confidence in oneself or one's abilities or qualities; self-assured. "She is confident in her abilities."
demolish start learning		Tear down and break up (a building). "They plan to demolish the old building."
connect start learning		Bring together or into contact so that a link is established. "The wires connect the two devices."
negotiable start learning		Able to be discussed or bargained with. "The salary is negotiable."
conceptual start learning		Relating to or based on mental concepts. "The project requires conceptual thinking."
remuneration start learning		Money paid for work or a service. "The remuneration for the job is competitive."
disappear start learning		Cease to be visible. "The magician made the rabbit disappear."
flaws start learning		or other imperfection that mars a substance or surface. "The plan had several flaws."
anxiously start learning		In a manner indicating or causing anxiety; nervously. "She waited anxiously for the results."
diligently start learning		In a careful and persevering manner. "He worked diligently on the project."
cultivated start learning		Prepared and used for raising crops; tilled or farmed. "The cultivated fields were ready for planting."
innate start learning		Inborn or natural. "She has an innate talent for music."
gratitude start learning		The quality of being thankful; readiness to show appreciation for and to return kindness. "He expressed his gratitude for their help."
formulate start learning		Create or devise methodically (a strategy or a concept). "They formulated a plan of action."
combination start learning		A joining or merging of different parts or qualities in which the component elements are individually retained. "The recipe uses a combination of spices."
charts start learning		A sheet of information in the form of a table "The report includes several charts and graphs."
qualifications start learning		A quality or accomplishment that fits a person for some function "He has the qualifications for the job."
advised start learning		Offer suggestions about the best course of action to someone. "The doctor advised him to rest."
allergic start learning		Having an allergy. "She is allergic to peanuts."
solid start learning		Firm or stable in shape; not liquid or fluid. "The bridge is made of solid steel."
judge start learning		Form an opinion or conclusion about. "They will judge the competition."
blocks start learning		A large solid piece of material with flat surfaces on each side. "The child played with building blocks."
outlets start learning		A point from which things are emitted. "The store has several electrical outlets."
deserve start learning		Do something or have or show qualities worthy of (reward or punishment). "She deserves a promotion."
manual start learning		Done by hand. "The work required manual labor."
intensified start learning		Become or make more intense. "The storm intensified overnight."
circumstance start learning		A fact or condition connected with or relevant to an event or action. "Under no circumstances should you open the door."
dilute start learning		Make (a liquid) less concentrated. "Dilute the juice with water."
derive start learning		Obtain something from (a specified source). "The word is derived from Latin."
flexibility start learning		The quality of bending easily without breaking. "The job requires flexibility."
dictate start learning		Lay down authoritatively; prescribe. "The rules dictate how the game is played."
delay start learning		Make (someone or something) late or slow. "The traffic caused a delay."
affiliated start learning		Officially attached or connected to an organization. "The school is affiliated with the university."
enemies start learning		A person who is actively opposed or hostile to someone or something; an adversary. "They were enemies for many years."
automatic start learning		Working by itself with little or no direct human control. "The door is automatic."
estimation start learning		amount or value reached in an estimate the estimation was higher then expected
slide start learning		Move along a smooth surface while maintaining continuous contact with it. "The ice made the car slide."
microscope start learning		An optical instrument used for viewing very small objects "She used a microscope to examine the cells."
elective start learning		Optional; not compulsory. "She took an elective course in art history."
concession start learning		A thing that is granted "The company made several concessions to the workers."
incurable start learning		Not able to be cured. "The disease is incurable."
rays start learning		A narrow beam of light. "The sun's rays warmed the earth."
specialization start learning		The process of concentrating on and becoming expert in a particular subject or skill. "His specialization is in cardiology."
unsatisfactory start learning		Not satisfactory; poor. "The results were unsatisfactory."
ties start learning		A thing that fastens or binds something. "They have strong family ties."
cooperative start learning		Involving mutual assistance in working toward a common goal. "They formed a cooperative effort."
elementary start learning		Relating to the basic elements or principles of a subject. "He has an elementary understanding of physics."
sponsor start learning		A person or organization that provides funds for a project or activity carried out by another person or body. "The event had several sponsors."
prestige start learning		Widespread respect and admiration felt for someone or something on the basis of a perception of their achievements or quality. "The university has a reputation for prestige."
thirst start learning		A feeling of needing or wanting a drink. "He had a thirst for adventure."
allowance start learning		An amount of money given or allotted at regular intervals. "She receives a monthly allowance."
morbid start learning		Characterized by or appealing to an abnormal and unhealthy interest in disturbing and unpleasant subjects "He has a morbid fascination with crime."
authoritarian start learning		Favoring or enforcing strict obedience to authority "The country is ruled by an authoritarian regime."
scrutinize start learning		Examine or inspect closely and thoroughly. "They scrutinized the evidence."
currencies start learning		A system of money in general use in a particular country or area. "They exchanged foreign currencies."
attraction start learning		A quality or feature that evokes interest "The city has many tourist attractions."
rear start learning		The back part of something. "The car has a large rear window."
charges start learning		Demand (an amount) as a price for a service rendered or goods supplied. "The hotel charges a fee for parking."
campus start learning		The grounds and buildings of a university or college. "The students live on campus."
journalists start learning		A person who writes for newspapers "The journalists reported on the election."
cyclone start learning		A system of winds rotating inward to anWord
admission start learning		The process or fact of entering or being allowed to enter a place or organization. "Her admission to the university was a dream come true."
coordinating start learning		Bringing the different elements of (a complex activity or organization) into a harmonious or efficient relationship. "He was coordinating the efforts of the volunteers."
determination start learning		Firmness of purpose; resoluteness. "Her determination to succeed was evident in her hard work."
directed start learning		Control the operations of; manage or govern. "The project was directed by a team of experts."
broken start learning		Having been fractured or damaged and no longer in one piece or in working order. "The broken vase lay in pieces on the floor."
blamed start learning		Assign responsibility for a fault or crime; accuse or censure. "He was blamed for the error."
cutting start learning		Using or operated with a sharp edge. "The cutting tool made clean incisions."
automatically start learning		By itself or themselves; without human control. "The lights turn on automatically when it gets dark."
theater start learning		A building or outdoor area in which plays "We went to the theater to see a play."
motivated start learning		Provide (someone) with a motive for doing something; stimulate or inspire. "The team was motivated by the challenge."
theme start learning		The subject or main idea in a piece of writing "The theme of the book is love and loss."
consist start learning		Be composed or made up of. "The team consists of five members."
elaborated start learning		Develop or present (a theory "She elaborated on her research findings."
beneficiary start learning		A person who derives advantage from something
interim start learning		In or for the time between; temporary. "He served as the interim manager."
unhealthy mental start learning		Detrimental to physical "An unhealthy diet can lead to health problems." or moral health.
protest often in opposition to something a person is powerless to prevent or avoid. disapproval start learning		An expression or declaration of objection or dissent
submission start learning		The action or fact of accepting or yielding to a superior force or to the will or authority of another person. "The submission of the proposal is due next week."
coverage start learning		The extent to which something is dealt with. "The news coverage of the event was extensive."
musical start learning		Relating to or characteristic of music. "She has a musical talent."
publish or other work) for public sale. journal start learning		Prepare and issue (a book piece of music
recovery start learning		A return to a normal state of health "His recovery from the surgery was quick."
inexpensive start learning		Not costing a great deal; cheap. "They found an inexpensive restaurant."
confident start learning		Feeling or showing confidence in oneself or one's abilities or qualities; self-assured. "She is confident in her abilities."
demolish start learning		Tear down and break up (a building). "They plan to demolish the old building."
connect start learning		Bring together or into contact so that a link is established. "The wires connect the two devices."
negotiable start learning		Able to be discussed or bargained with. "The salary is negotiable."
conceptual start learning		Relating to or based on mental concepts. "The project requires conceptual thinking."
remuneration start learning		Money paid for work or a service. "The remuneration for the job is competitive."
disappear start learning		Cease to be visible. "The magician made the rabbit disappear."
flaws start learning		A mark "The plan had several flaws."
anxiously start learning		In a manner indicating or causing anxiety; nervously. "She waited anxiously for the results."
diligently start learning		In a careful and persevering manner. "He worked diligently on the project."
cultivated start learning		Prepared and used for raising crops; tilled or farmed. "The cultivated fields were ready for planting."
innate start learning		Inborn or natural. "She has an innate talent for music."
gratitude start learning		The quality of being thankful; readiness to show appreciation for and to return kindness. "He expressed his gratitude for their help."
formulate start learning		Create or devise methodically (a strategy or a concept). "They formulated a plan of action."
combination start learning		A joining or merging of different parts or qualities in which the component elements are individually retained. "The recipe uses a combination of spices."
charts start learning		A sheet of information in the form of a table "The report includes several charts and graphs."
qualifications office start learning		A quality or accomplishment that fits a person for some function "He has the qualifications for the job." or privilege.
advised start learning		Offer suggestions about the best course of action to someone. "The doctor advised him to rest."
allergic start learning		Having an allergy. "She is allergic to peanuts."
solid start learning		Firm or stable in shape; not liquid or fluid. "The bridge is made of solid steel."
judge start learning		Form an opinion or conclusion about. "They will judge the competition."
blocks start learning		A large solid piece of material with flat surfaces on each side. "The child played with building blocks."
outlets start learning		A point from which things are emitted. "The store has several electrical outlets."
deserve start learning		Do something or have or show qualities worthy of (reward or punishment). "She deserves a promotion."
manual start learning		Done by hand. "The work required manual labor."
intensified start learning		Become or make more intense. "The storm intensified overnight."
circumstance start learning		A fact or condition connected with or relevant to an event or action. "Under no circumstances should you open the door."
dilute start learning		Make (a liquid) less concentrated. "Dilute the juice with water."
derive start learning		Obtain something from (a specified source). "The word is derived from Latin."
flexibility start learning		The quality of bending easily without breaking. "The job requires flexibility."
dictate start learning		Lay down authoritatively; prescribe. "The rules dictate how the game is played."
delay start learning		Make (someone or something) late or slow. "The traffic caused a delay."
affiliated start learning		Officially attached or connected to an organization. "The school is affiliated with the university."
enemies start learning		A person who is actively opposed or hostile to someone or something; an adversary. "They were enemies for many years."
automatic start learning		Working by itself with little or no direct human control. "The door is automatic."
estimation or extent of something. number start learning		A rough calculation of the value quantity
slide start learning		Move along a smooth surface while maintaining continuous contact with it. "The ice made the car slide."
microscope such as mineral samples or animal or plant cells start learning		An optical instrument used for viewing very small objects "She used a microscope to examine the cells." typically magnified many times.
elective start learning		Optional; not compulsory. "She took an elective course in art history."
concession "The company made several concessions to the workers." especially in response to demands; a thing conceded. start learning		A thing that is granted
incurable start learning		Not able to be cured. "The disease is incurable."
rays start learning		A narrow beam of light. "The sun's rays warmed the earth."
specialization start learning		The process of concentrating on and becoming expert in a particular subject or skill. "His specialization is in cardiology."
unsatisfactory start learning		Not satisfactory; poor. "The results were unsatisfactory."
ties start learning		A thing that fastens or binds something. "They have strong family ties."
cooperative start learning		Involving mutual assistance in working toward a common goal. "They formed a cooperative effort."
elementary start learning		Relating to the basic elements or principles of a subject. "He has an elementary understanding of physics."
sponsor start learning		A person or organization that provides funds for a project or activity carried out by another person or body. "The event had several sponsors."
prestige start learning		Widespread respect and admiration felt for someone or something on the basis of a perception of their achievements or quality. "The university has a reputation for prestige."
thirst start learning		A feeling of needing or wanting a drink. "He had a thirst for adventure."
allowance start learning		An amount of money given or allotted at regular intervals. "She receives a monthly allowance."
morbid "He has a morbid fascination with crime." especially death and disease. start learning		Characterized by or appealing to an abnormal and unhealthy interest in disturbing and unpleasant subjects
authoritarian start learning		Favoring or enforcing strict obedience to authority "The country is ruled by an authoritarian regime."
scrutinize start learning		Examine or inspect closely and thoroughly. "They scrutinized the evidence."
currencies start learning		A system of money in general use in a particular country or area. "They exchanged foreign currencies."
attraction liking start learning		A quality or feature that evokes interest "The city has many tourist attractions." or desire.
rear start learning		The back part of something. "The car has a large rear window."
charges start learning		Demand (an amount) as a price for a service rendered or goods supplied. "The hotel charges a fee for parking."
campus start learning		The grounds and buildings of a university or college. "The students live on campus."
journalists magazines start learning		A person who writes for newspapers "The journalists reported on the election." or news websites or prepares news to be broadcast.
Word blank start learning		Definition Example
cyclone "The cyclone caused widespread damage to the coastal areas." with counterclockwise (northern hemisphere) or clockwise (southern hemisphere) circulation; a large-scale air mass that rotates around a strong center of low atmospheric pressure. start learning		A system of winds rotating inward to an area of low atmospheric pressure
commissioner start learning		A person appointed to control "The police commissioner announced new safety measures."
feasible start learning		Possible to do easily or conveniently. "It is feasible to complete the project within the deadline."
improper start learning		Not in accordance with accepted rules or standards. "His improper behavior led to his dismissal."
nursing start learning		The profession or practice of providing care for the sick and infirm. "She pursued a career in nursing."
verbally start learning		In spoken rather than written words; orally. "He gave his consent verbally."
agenda start learning		A list of items to be discussed at a formal meeting. "The agenda for the meeting included several important topics."
relying start learning		Depend on with full trust or confidence. "They are relying on donations to fund the project."
obey start learning		Comply with the command "Children should obey their parents."
shaping start learning		Give a particular form or shape to. "The artist is shaping the clay into a sculpture."
attitude start learning		A settled way of thinking or feeling about someone or something "His positive attitude helped him overcome challenges."
antibiotics start learning		A medicine that inhibits the growth of or destroys bacteria. "The doctor prescribed antibiotics for the infection."
gadgets start learning		A small mechanical or electronic device or tool "He loves to collect electronic gadgets."
enrollment start learning		The action of enrolling or being enrolled. "The school has a high enrollment rate."
astronomy space start learning		The branch of science that deals with celestial objects "She is studying astronomy at the university." and the physical universe as a whole.
cooperator start learning		A person who cooperates with others. "He is a reliable cooperator on the team."
reimbursed start learning		Repay (a person or organization) for expenses paid or incurred. "The company reimbursed him for his travel expenses."
conform start learning		Comply with rules "Students are expected to conform to the school's dress code."
diagnosis start learning		The identification of the nature of an illness or other problem by examination of the symptoms. "The doctor made a diagnosis of pneumonia."
critiques start learning		A detailed analysis and assessment of something
cruelty start learning		Behavior that causes pain or suffering to others "Animal cruelty is a serious offense."
archived start learning		Place or store (something) in an archive. "The documents were archived for future reference."
repercussions start learning		An unintended consequence of an event or action "The decision had serious repercussions."
mitigate start learning		Make less severe or serious. "Steps were taken to mitigate the environmental impact."
penalties start learning		A punishment imposed for breaking a law "There are penalties for late payment."
synthetic start learning		Made by chemical synthesis "The fabric is made of synthetic materials."
choir start learning		An organized group of singers "She sings in the church choir."
showcase start learning		Exhibit or display (something) in an effective way. "The museum will showcase local artists."
achieving start learning		Successfully bring about or reach (a desired objective or result) by effort "He is achieving his goals through hard work."
warmth start learning		The quality or state of being warm; moderate heat. "The sun provided warmth on the cold day."
observers start learning		A person who watches or notices something. "Observers noted the bird's behavior."
equality start learning		The state of being equal
allocate start learning		Distribute (resources or duties) for a particular purpose. "The budget was allocated to different departments."
mountain start learning		A large natural elevation of the earth's surface rising abruptly from the surrounding level; a large steep hill. "They climbed the mountain."
sociology start learning		The study of the development "She is studying sociology at university."
cart start learning		A vehicle with wheels "He pushed the shopping cart."
recklessness start learning		Lack of regard for the danger or consequences of one's actions; rashness. "His recklessness led to the accident."
editor start learning		A person who is in charge of and determines the final content of a text "The editor reviewed the article."
linguistics start learning		The scientific study of language and its structure
carbohydrate start learning		Any of a large group of organic compounds occurring in foods and living tissues and including sugars "Bread is a source of carbohydrates."
atom start learning		The basic unit of a chemical element. "The atom is the smallest unit of matter."
traders start learning		A person who buys and sells goods "The traders gathered at the stock exchange."
tube or plastic. hollow cylinder of metal start learning		A long glass
alumni start learning		Graduates or former students of a particular school "The alumni association organized a reunion."
improperly start learning		Not in accordance with accepted rules or standards; incorrectly. "The machine was installed improperly."
penguins start learning		A flightless bird of the southern hemisphere "Penguins live in colonies."
vaccination start learning		Treatment with a vaccine to produce immunity against a disease; inoculation. "Vaccination is important for preventing diseases."
geology start learning		The science that deals with the physical structure and substance of the earth "He studied geology to understand the earth's history."
physician start learning		A person qualified to practice medicine. "The physician examined the patient."
engineer start learning		A person who designs
authorial start learning		Relating to or characteristic of an author. "The authorial voice was evident in the writing."
critic start learning		A person who expresses an unfavorable opinion of something. "The critic reviewed the movie."
promotes start learning		Support or actively encourage; further the progress of. "The company promotes healthy lifestyles."
autumn start learning		The season after summer and before winter "Autumn is my favorite season."
youve start learning		You have. "You've done a great job."
breath start learning		The air taken into or expelled from the lungs. "He took a deep breath."
tribes start learning		A social division in a traditional society consisting of families or communities linked by social
criterion start learning		A principle or standard by which something may be judged or decided. "The criterion for selection is experience."
technician start learning		A person employed to look after technical equipment or do practical work in a laboratory. "The lab technician analyzed the samples."
compete start learning		Strive to gain or win something by establishing superiority over others who are trying to do the same. "The athletes compete in the Olympics."
geography start learning		The study of the physical features of the earth and its atmosphere
evaluation start learning		The making of a judgment about the amount "The evaluation of the project was positive."
manager start learning		A person responsible for controlling or administering all or part of a company or similar organization. "The manager oversaw the project."
implement start learning		put into effect according to a plan or agreement They will implement the strategy by the end of the month.
feedback start learning		Information about reactions to a product
eliminated start learning		Completely remove or get rid of (something). "The error was eliminated from the report."
noticeboard start learning		A board on a wall where notices can be posted. "Check the noticeboard for announcements."
camping start learning		The activity of spending a vacation living in a tent or camper. "We went camping in the mountains."
piano "She plays the piano beautifully." which are struck by hammers when the keys are depressed. start learning		A large keyboard musical instrument with a wooden case enclosing a soundboard and metal strings
founder start learning		A person who establishes an institution or settlement. "He is the founder of the company."
excluded group start learning		Deny (someone) access to or bar (someone) from a place "She felt excluded from the group." or privilege.
captivate start learning		Attract and hold the interest and attention of; charm. "The performance captivated the audience."
Word blank start learning		Definition Example
bulletin start learning		A short official statement or summary of news. "The company issued a bulletin announcing the new product."
balancing start learning		Keeping or putting (something) in a state of equilibrium. "Balancing the budget is a key responsibility."
factual start learning		Concerned with what is actually the case. "The report contained factual information."
trickled start learning		Flow in a small stream. "Water trickled down the rocks."
receptionist start learning		A person employed to receive and assist visitors or clients in an office or hotel. "The receptionist greeted the visitors."
lending start learning		Granting the use of something on condition that it will be returned. "The library is lending books to students."
medication start learning		A substance used for medical treatment "He takes medication for his allergies."
dorms start learning		A dormitory. "Students live in dorms on campus."
castles start learning		A large building or group of buildings fortified against attack with thick walls
leaflets start learning		A printed sheet of paper "They distributed leaflets promoting the event."
fluency start learning		The quality of being fluent. "She speaks English with fluency."
calculation start learning		A mathematical determination of the amount or number of something. "The calculation showed the correct answer."
eyewash start learning		Nonsense; rubbish. "His excuses were just eyewash."
striped start learning		Marked or decorated with stripes. "The cat had striped fur."
toxins start learning		An antigenic poison or venom of plant or animal origin "The body eliminates toxins through the liver."
garage start learning		A building or shed for storing a vehicle or vehicles. "He parked the car in the garage."
chapters start learning		A main division of a book "The book is divided into ten chapters."
vitamins start learning		Any of a group of organic compounds that are essential for normal growth and nutrition and are required in small quantities in the diet because they cannot be synthesized by the body. "Fruits and vegetables are rich in vitamins."
soared start learning		Fly or rise high in the air. "The bird soared above the trees."
immersed start learning		Involve oneself deeply in a particular activity or interest. "She was immersed in her studies."
enriched start learning		Improve or enhance the quality or value of. "The soil was enriched with nutrients."
colonialism start learning		The policy or practice of acquiring full or partial political control over another country "Colonialism had a significant impact on many countries."
accountancy start learning		The profession or duties of an accountant. "He works in accountancy."
pathway start learning		A way or course taken to get from one place to another. "The pathway led to the garden."
implanted start learning		Insert or fix (tissue or an artificial device) in a person's body "The device was implanted in the patient."
competed start learning		Take part in a contest or struggle. "They competed in the race."
compensational start learning		Relating to or providing compensation. "He received compensational benefits."
interplay start learning		The way in which two or more things have an effect on each other. "There is an interplay between nature and nurture."
cocoa start learning		A powder made from roasted "Hot cocoa is a comforting drink."
merit start learning		The quality of being particularly good or worthy. "The plan has merit."
evaporated start learning		Turn from liquid into vapor. "The water evaporated in the sun."
healing start learning		The process of becoming or making healthy again. "The healing process took time."
graph start learning		A diagram showing the relation between variable quantities "The graph showed the trend over time."
calculate start learning		Determine (the amount or number of something) mathematically. "They calculated the cost of the project."
camera film start learning		An apparatus for recording visual images in the form of photographs "She took a picture with her camera." or video signals.
quiz start learning		A test of knowledge "They took a quiz on current events."
statues start learning		A carved or cast figure of a person or animal "The museum has ancient statues."
expressed start learning		Convey (a thought or feeling) in words or by gestures and conduct. "She expressed her opinion clearly."
sharpened start learning		Make or become sharp. "He sharpened the pencil."
announcement start learning		A public or formal notification of something. "The company made an announcement about the merger."
promotional start learning		Relating to the publicizing of a product "They used promotional materials for the campaign."
concluded start learning		Bring (something) to an end; arrive at (a judgment or opinion) by reasoning. "The meeting concluded with a vote."
surroundings start learning		The things and conditions around a person or place. "The garden has beautiful surroundings."
assemble start learning		Gather together in one place for a common purpose. "They assembled in the auditorium."
collectively start learning		As a group; together. "They worked collectively on the project."
statistic start learning		A fact or piece of data from a study of a large quantity of numerical data. "The statistic showed an increase in sales."
barn start learning		A large farm building used for storing grain "The animals were kept in the barn."
aesthetically start learning		In a way that is concerned with beauty or the appreciation of beauty. "The building is aesthetically pleasing."
depicting start learning		Show or represent by a drawing "The painting is depicting a landscape."
boasts start learning		Speak with excessive pride and self-satisfaction about one's achievements "The company boasts about its success."
figuring start learning		Work out by reasoning; calculate. "They were figuring out the solution to the problem."
adjudicated start learning		Make a formal judgment or decision about (a problem or disputed matter). "The case was adjudicated in court."
amenities start learning		A desirable or useful feature or facility of a building or place. "The hotel offers various amenities."
yielded start learning		Give way to pressure or influence. "They yielded to the demands."
insulating start learning		Protect (something) by interposing material that prevents the loss of heat or the intrusion of sound or moisture. "The walls were insulated to conserve energy."
protocols start learning		The official procedure or system of rules governing affairs of state or diplomatic occasions. "They followed the safety protocols."
substantiate start learning		Provide evidence to support or prove the truth of. "They could not substantiate their claims."
estate start learning		An area or amount of land or property "He inherited a large estate."
cohesive start learning		Well integrated; unified. "The team was cohesive."
conveniently start learning		In a way that is suitable for one's comfort "The store is conveniently located."
sparks start learning		Emit sparks of fire or electricity. "The wires sparked."
cosmetic start learning		Relating to or denoting cosmetics. "She works in the cosmetic industry."
substantive start learning		Having a firm basis in reality and therefore important "They made substantive changes to the plan."
libraries start learning		A building or room containing collections of books
inconclusive start learning		Not leading to a firm conclusion; not resolving anything. "The results were inconclusive."
postgraduate start learning		A student who has taken a first degree and is studying for a more advanced qualification. "He is a postgraduate student."
discourage start learning		Persuade (someone) not to do something. "They tried to discourage him from quitting."
fertilizer start learning		A chemical or natural substance added to soil or land to increase its fertility. "They used fertilizer to improve the soil."
infringement start learning		The action of breaking the terms of a law "Copyright infringement is a serious offense."
overweight start learning		Above a weight considered normal or desirable. "He is overweight."
therapists start learning		A person skilled in a particular kind of therapy. "The therapists helped patients with their recovery."
notably start learning		In particular; especially. "The company has grown notably in recent years."
deterring start learning		Discourage (someone) from doing something by instilling doubt or fear of the consequences. "The security measures are deterring crime."
loanable start learning		Available to be lent. "The funds are loanable to small businesses."
dissect start learning		Analyze (something) in minute detail. "They dissected the problem to find a solution."
insulator start learning		A substance or device that does not readily conduct electricity. "Rubber is a good insulator."
scant start learning		Barely sufficient or adequate. "They had scant resources."
venue start learning		The place where a public event or meeting happens. "The concert venue was packed."
punctually start learning		At the agreed or proper time; promptly. "He arrived punctually for the meeting."
hobby start learning		An activity done regularly in one's leisure time for pleasure. "Gardening is her hobby."
lifestyles start learning		The way in which a person or group lives. "They promote healthy lifestyles."
anger start learning		A strong feeling of annoyance "He struggled to control his anger."
guideline start learning		A general rule "The company issued new safety guidelines."
receipts start learning		A written acknowledgment of having received a specified article or sum of money. "Keep your receipts for warranty purposes."
courtyard start learning		An unroofed area that is completely or partly enclosed by walls or buildings. "They relaxed in the peaceful courtyard."
publisher start learning		A company or person that prepares and issues books "The publisher released a new edition of the book."
admittance start learning		The process or fact of entering or being allowed to enter a place or organization. "Admittance to the event requires a ticket."
equate start learning		Consider (one thing) to be the same as or equivalent to another. "Don't equate success with wealth."
ununderstood start learning		Not understood. "The complex concept remained ununderstood."
finalize start learning		Complete or put in a final or finished form; conclude. "They finalized the contract."
purity start learning		The condition of being pure; freedom from adulteration or contamination. "The water was tested for purity."
reputable start learning		Having a good reputation. "They are a reputable company."
secretary start learning		A person employed by an individual or in an office to assist with correspondence "The secretary took notes during the meeting."
heater start learning		An apparatus for warming air or water. "The heater kept the room warm."
progressively start learning		Happening or developing in stages; gradually. "The situation worsened progressively."
lobby start learning		An entrance hall in a building. "The guests waited in the hotel lobby."
decorated start learning		Adorned with ornaments; embellished. "The room was beautifully decorated."
reps start learning		Representatives. "The sales reps presented the new product."
cleanliness start learning		The state of being clean; freedom from dirt "Cleanliness is essential in a hospital."
illustrate start learning		Provide (a book "The book is illustrated with colorful images."
advocate start learning		A person who publicly supports or recommends a particular cause or policy. "He is an advocate for environmental protection."
queries start learning		A question "They answered customer queries."
phases start learning		A distinct period or stage in a process of change or forming part of something's development. "The project went through several phases."
concealing start learning		Preventing from being seen or discovered; hiding. "He was concealing his true intentions."
accumulation start learning		The acquisition or gradual gathering of something. "The accumulation of wealth takes time."
fourteenth start learning		Constitutes number 14 in a sequence; 14th. "The fourteenth chapter was the most interesting."
infant start learning		A very young child or baby. "The infant slept peacefully."
avoiding start learning		Keep away from or stop oneself from doing (something). "She was avoiding the crowded areas."
bristol start learning		A city and county in southwest England with a maritime history. "Bristol is known for its maritime history."
satisfactory start learning		Fulfilling expectations or needs; acceptable "The results were satisfactory."
imposed start learning		Force (something unwelcome or unfamiliar) to be accepted or put in place. "The new rules were imposed on the employees."
biotech start learning		Biotechnology. "Biotech companies are developing new medicines."
confrontations start learning		A hostile or argumentative meeting or situation between opposing parties; a face-to-face clash. "There were several confrontations during the protest."
unrealized start learning		Not achieved or fulfilled. "His dreams remained unrealized."
fountains start learning		An ornamental structure in a pool or lake from which one or more jets of water are pumped into the air. "The park has beautiful fountains."
natures start learning		The inherent character or basic constitution of a person or thing. "They studied the natures of different animals."
deadline start learning		The latest time or date by which something should be completed. "The deadline for the project is next week."
syllabus start learning		An outline of the subjects in a course of study or teaching. "The professor distributed the syllabus."
deduction start learning		The action of deducting or subtracting something. "There was a deduction from his salary."
validate start learning		Check or prove the validity or accuracy of (something). "They validated the data."
accountant start learning		A person whose job is to keep or inspect financial accounts. "The accountant prepared the financial statements."
compelled start learning		Force or oblige (someone) to do something. "He felt compelled to help."
brochure start learning		A small book or magazine containing pictures and information about a product or service. "They handed out brochures at the event."
restraints start learning		A measure or condition that keeps someone or something under control or within limits. "Financial restraints limited their spending."
diploma start learning		A certificate awarded by an educational establishment to show that someone has successfully completed a course of study. "She received a diploma in business administration."
attainable start learning		Achievable. "The goal is attainable with hard work."
calciums start learning		A soft gray metallic element that is an essential constituent of bones and teeth. "Calcium is important for bone health."
commutative start learning		Relating to or involving the property that a group of quantities can be combined in any order. "Multiplication is commutative."
experimenter start learning		A person who conducts experiments. "The experimenter recorded the results."
quad start learning		A quadrangle. "Students relaxed in the campus quad."
archeological start learning		Relating to archaeology. "They made archeological discoveries."
cooperators start learning		A person who cooperates with others. "They are reliable cooperators on the project."
undergrads start learning		Undergraduates. "The library is popular with undergrads."
doctorate start learning		The highest degree awarded by a graduate school or university. "He earned a doctorate in physics."
storied start learning		Having a history "The university has a storied history."
installing start learning		Place or fix (equipment or machinery) in position ready for use. "They are installing new software."
preview start learning		An inspection or viewing of something before it is bought or becomes generally known and available. "They gave a preview of the upcoming movie."
print etc.) by applying ink or other colors to paper or other materials using a printing press or other device. newspapers start learning		Produce (books magazines
biotechnology start learning		The exploitation of biological processes for industrial and other purposes
unavoidable start learning		Incapable of being avoided; sure to happen. "The delay was unavoidable."
depressed start learning		In a state of unhappiness or despondency. "She felt depressed after the loss."
suitability start learning		The quality of being right or appropriate for a particular person "They assessed the suitability of the candidate."
humorous start learning		Causing amusement; comic. "The movie was humorous."
standardize start learning		Cause (something) to conform to a standard. "They standardized the procedures."
supervise start learning		Observe and direct the execution of (a task or activity). "The manager will supervise the team."
employable start learning		Having the skills and qualities necessary to be employed. "The training program makes them more employable."
tunnels start learning		An underground passage made by digging or boring. "They traveled through the tunnels."
renovate start learning		Restore (something old "They plan to renovate the old building."
farmland start learning		Land used for farming. "The area is mostly farmland."
empowered start learning		Give (someone) the authority or power to do something. "The new law empowered local communities."
shortened start learning		Make or become shorter. "The days have shortened."
hobbies start learning		An activity done regularly in one's leisure time for pleasure. "His hobbies include reading and gardening."
disagreement start learning		Lack of consensus or approval. "There was disagreement about the plan."
interconnection start learning		The state of being connected with each other. "The interconnection of the networks improved communication."
liner start learning		A removable lining in clothing. "The jacket has a removable liner."
logo start learning		A symbol or other design adopted by an organization to identify its products
wisely start learning		In a manner that shows good judgment or sense; prudently. "They invested their money wisely."
boat start learning		A small vessel propelled on water by oars "They went for a ride in a boat."
disliked start learning		Feel distaste for or hostility toward. "He disliked the new policy."
approachable start learning		Friendly and easy to talk to. "The teacher is very approachable."
highlighter start learning		A transparent felt-tip pen containing colored ink for highlighting words in a text. "She used a highlighter to mark important passages."
inland start learning		Situated in the interior of a country. "They traveled to inland areas."
calculating start learning		Acting in a scheming and ruthlessly determined way. "He is a calculating businessman."
flask start learning		A bottle with a narrow neck "The scientist used a flask for the experiment."
containers start learning		An object for holding or transporting something. "The goods were shipped in containers."
supervisor start learning		A person who supervises a person or an activity. "The supervisor oversaw the project."
headmaster start learning		A head teacher. "The headmaster addressed the students."
Word blank start learning		Definition Example
telegram start learning		A message sent by telegraph. "He received a telegram with urgent news."
enquiry start learning		An act of asking for information. "They made an enquiry about the product."
dishonesty start learning		Lack of honesty or integrity; disposition to defraud
confidential start learning		Intended to be kept secret. "The information is confidential."
misconduct start learning		Improper or unprofessional behavior. "He was disciplined for misconduct."
urgent start learning		Requiring immediate action or attention. "The matter is urgent."
esteemed start learning		Highly respected and admired. "He is an esteemed colleague."
hailed start learning		Praise enthusiastically. "The movie was hailed as a masterpiece."
extracted start learning		Remove or take out "The dentist extracted the tooth."
batch start learning		A quantity or consignment of goods produced at one time. "They produced a batch of cookies."
verifies start learning		Make sure or demonstrate that (something) is true "The software verifies the data."
plural start learning		More than one in number. "The word 'cats' is plural."
authorized start learning		Having official permission or approval. "He is an authorized dealer."
controller start learning		A person or thing that directs or regulates something. "The air traffic controller guided the planes."
backtracking start learning		Reverting to a previous position or course of action. "They were backtracking on their decision."
governor start learning		The elected executive head of a state of the US or a province of Canada. "The governor gave a speech."
circulate start learning		Move or cause to move continuously or freely through an area or system. "The news began to circulate."
dismisses start learning		Order or allow to leave; send away. "The teacher dismisses the class."
oppose start learning		Actively resist or refuse to comply with (a person "They oppose the new law."
periodically start learning		At intervals; occasionally. "The equipment is inspected periodically."
arrested start learning		Seize by legal authority and take into custody. "He was arrested for theft."
devastated start learning		Cause severe and overwhelming shock or grief. "The town was devastated by the flood."
spared start learning		Refrain from harming or destroying. "They spared the old building."
comprehending start learning		Grasp mentally; understand. "He had trouble comprehending the instructions."
cheapest start learning		Lowest in price. "This is the cheapest option."
assisting start learning		Help (someone) by doing a share of the work. "He was assisting with the project."
postgrad start learning		A postgraduate student. "She is a postgrad in biology."
downloaded "He downloaded the file." typically over the Internet. start learning		Copy (data) from one computer system to another
busier start learning		Having a great deal to do. "The office is busier than usual."
dipping start learning		Plunge or immerse briefly in a liquid. "He was dipping his toes in the water."
upgraded start learning		Raise (something) to a higher standard "They upgraded the software."
overcrowding start learning		The condition of being crowded with too many people or things. "Overcrowding is a problem in the city."
hosting start learning		Receive and entertain (guests or visitors). "They are hosting a party."
homebuyers start learning		A person who buys a house or an apartment. "The new development attracted many homebuyers."
grandchildren start learning		The children of one's son or daughter. "She loves spending time with her grandchildren."
staffed start learning		Provide (an organization "The office is fully staffed."
behaved start learning		Conduct oneself in a specified way. "The children behaved well."
hosted start learning		Act as host at (an event) or for (guests). "They hosted the conference."
advising start learning		Offer suggestions about the best course of action to someone. "He was advising the students."
digitizing start learning		Convert (pictures or sound) into a digital form. "They are digitizing old documents."

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