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Question		Answer
biography start learning		a written life story of a person.
wit start learning		the ability to express things in a clever and amusing way; mental sharpness and inventiveness.
involvement start learning		the state of being engaged or participating in something.
portray start learning		to represent or depict something or someone in words, pictures, or other forms.
post-war start learning		occurring or existing after a war, particularly following World War II.
massacre start learning		the deliberate killing of a large number of people or animals in a brutal or indiscriminate manner.
bureaucracy start learning		a complex system of official rules and offices.
circulation start learning		the movement or flow of something (like blood or information).
smash start learning		to break or crush with force; a great success.
inquire start learning		to ask for information or investigate.
withdrawal start learning		the action of taking something back or away; the symptoms or process of stopping an addictive substance.
accordingly start learning		in a way that matches a situation or set of facts.
contractor start learning		a person or company hired to perform work or provide services.
prescription start learning		a written order for medicine or treatment from a doctor.
assembly start learning		a group gathered for a purpose.
handling start learning		the act of managing or controlling something or someone.
align start learning		to place in a straight line or proper position.
prejudice start learning		an unfair, biased opinion or feeling about someone or something without sufficient knowledge.
beloved start learning		dearly loved or cherished.
settlement start learning		the establishment of a community or agreement; the resolution of a dispute.
successive start learning		following one after another in a sequence.
tempt start learning		to entice or attract someone, especially to do something unwise or wrong.
philosopher start learning		a person who seeks wisdom, especially in relation to fundamental questions about life, existence, and knowledge.
surrender start learning		to give up or yield to another; to hand over control.
operational start learning		functioning or ready for use; relating to the operation of a business, system, or machine.
sensitivity start learning		the quality of being sensitive or responsive to stimuli or emotions.
synthesis start learning		the combination of elements to form a coherent whole.
province start learning		a geographical area or administrative division of a country; also refers to a specific area of expertise or knowledge.
courtesy start learning		polite behavior or manners.
detention start learning		the act of keeping someone in custody or after hours.
monopoly start learning		the exclusive control or supply of a commodity or service, often leading to market domination.
insult start learning		to treat with disrespect or offend someone through words or actions.
competence start learning		the ability to do something well.
frustrated start learning		feeling upset or discouraged due to unmet expectations or difficulties.
cluster start learning		a group of similar things gathered closely together.
utterly start learning		completely or absolutely; to the fullest extent.
shipping start learning		the process or business of transporting goods or materials.
torture start learning		the act of inflicting severe pain on someone, often to punish or extract information.
cocktail start learning		a mixed drink, typically alcoholic.
erect start learning		to construct or build something upright.
just start learning		based on or behaving according to what is morally right and fair; fair and equitable.
insufficient start learning		not enough; inadequate to meet a particular need or standard.
notify start learning		to formally inform someone about something.
litre start learning		a metric unit of volume, equivalent to one cubic decimeter or 1,000 milliliters.
activist start learning		someone who campaigns for change.
breed start learning		to produce offspring or a type of species.
mercy start learning		compassion or forgiveness shown towards someone whom it is within one's power to harm or punish.
merge start learning		to combine or blend two or more things into a single entity.
riot start learning		a violent disturbance of the peace by a crowd.
spotlight start learning		a beam of light focused on one area; public attention or focus.
protocol start learning		the formal procedures or rules governing an event or activity; a system of practices.
footage start learning		a section of film or video recording.
rock start learning		a hard, solid nonmetallic mineral matter; a large mass of stone.
burial start learning		the act of placing a dead body in the ground.
unconstitutional start learning		not in accordance with or permitted by the constitution of a country or organization.
mobility start learning		the ability to move or be moved easily; the ability to change positions or locations.
refuge start learning		a place or condition of safety or shelter from danger.
span start learning		the full extent or reach of something; to cover or extend across.
embed start learning		to insert or fix something firmly within something else.
diplomatic start learning		relating to diplomacy or managing relations between countries.
fade start learning		to gradually disappear or lose brightness, color, or strength.
consensus start learning		general agreement among a group.
merger start learning		the process of combining two or more companies or organizations into one.
interim start learning		temporary or provisional, often referring to a period between two events or states.
governance start learning		the action or manner of governing or ruling an organization, community, or country.
intriguing start learning		arousing curiosity or interest; fascinating.
propaganda start learning		biased or misleading information used to promote or publicize a particular political cause or point of view.
prospective start learning		expected or likely to happen in the future; potential.
injection start learning		the act of introducing a substance, especially into the body, usually through a needle.
reverse start learning		to change something to its opposite or contrary position.
escalate start learning		to increase in intensity or severity.
likelihood start learning		the probability or chance of something happening.
constitution start learning		the fundamental laws or principles governing a country.
assault start learning		a physical attack or threat.
successor start learning		a person or thing that follows or replaces another.
incur start learning		to become subject to something, often a cost or consequence, due to one's actions.
long-standing start learning		having existed or persisted for a long time.
critique start learning		a detailed analysis or assessment of something.
upgrade start learning		to improve or enhance something to a higher standard; a higher level or quality.
nationwide start learning		extending or covering the whole country.
supplement start learning		something added to complete or enhance something else; to add extra to.
ambassador start learning		an official representative of a country.
rational start learning		based on or in accordance with reason or logic.
modification start learning		a change or alteration made to improve or adjust something.
glorious start learning		deserving admiration, praise, or honor due to beauty, achievement, or grandeur.
hostage start learning		a person held captive by an individual or group, typically to force an action or demand.
violate start learning		to break or disregard a law, rule, or agreement; to treat something disrespectfully.
array start learning		an ordered arrangement or large group.
broadband start learning		high-speed internet connection.
monk start learning		a member of a religious community of men who have taken vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience.
proceeds start learning		the money or profit gained from an event, sale, or action.
uphold start learning		to maintain or support something, especially a law, principle, or decision.
trademark start learning		a recognizable symbol, word, or design used to identify products or services; the legal protection for such a mark.
peak start learning		the highest point or summit of something; a time of greatest intensity or achievement.
cargo start learning		goods or merchandise transported, usually by ship.
density start learning		the measure of how much mass is in a given volume.
minute start learning		a unit of time, equal to 60 seconds; or something very small or detailed.
acquisition start learning		the act of gaining or obtaining something.
remains start learning		what is left after the rest has been used, eaten, or destroyed.
bizarre start learning		very strange or unusual.
concede start learning		to admit or acknowledge something, often reluctantly.
vice start learning		immoral or wicked behavior; a bad habit or weakness.
bleed start learning		to lose blood.
franchise start learning		a legal right to operate a business using the brand or model of a larger company.
inclusion start learning		the practice of including individuals from different backgrounds or groups, especially those who might otherwise be excluded.
revival start learning		the process of something becoming popular, successful, or active again after a period of decline.
tribal start learning		relating to a tribe or a social group.
grind start learning		to crush or break something into small particles, typically by rubbing or applying pressure.
dam start learning		a structure built to hold back or control water.
oblige start learning		to require or force someone to do something, often out of a sense of duty or gratitude; to be bound by a promise or commitment.
inability start learning		the state of being unable to do something.
amateur start learning		someone doing something for pleasure, not professionally.
residue start learning		a small amount of something that remains after the main part has been used or removed.
donor start learning		a person who gives something, especially money or organs.
commence start learning		to begin or start something.
succession start learning		the process of following one after another; a series.
gear start learning		equipment or tools used for a specific purpose; a part of a machine that helps transmit motion.
content start learning		the material or subject matter contained in something; satisfaction.
persistent start learning		continuing or enduring without giving up, often in the face of challenges.
renew start learning		to make something new or fresh again; to restore.
casino start learning		a place for gambling and entertainment.
weave start learning		to interlace threads or fibers to form fabric; to create something by combining elements in a complex manner.
restraint start learning		the action of holding something back or limiting its movement.
trustee start learning		a person or organization entrusted with managing assets or overseeing a responsibility.
toxic start learning		harmful or poisonous; dangerous to health or the environment.
realm start learning		a domain, area, or field of activity or interest.
discrimination start learning		unfair treatment based on certain characteristics or qualities.
legislature start learning		a body of government responsible for making laws.
charm start learning		attractiveness or appeal; a magical object.
timely start learning		done or occurring at a suitable or appropriate time.
organisational start learning		relating to the structure, management, or coordination of an organization.
backup start learning		a substitute or saved copy for safety.
cemetery start learning		a burial ground for the dead.
sole start learning		the only one; exclusive; the bottom part of the foot or shoe.
momentum start learning		the force or energy gained by motion or by a series of events; the strength of an action or movement.
equality start learning		the state of being equal, especially in rights, status, and opportunities.
grid start learning		a framework of spaced bars or lines that are parallel or intersecting, often used for reference or organization.

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