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Question		Answer
kidney start learning		one of a pair of organs in the body that filter waste from the blood and produce urine.
ratio start learning		the quantitative relationship between two numbers or amounts.
reliability start learning		the quality of being trustworthy or dependable.
crude start learning		in a raw or unrefined state; rude or vulgar.
heighten start learning		to increase or intensify in degree or amount.
delicate start learning		fragile or easily damaged; requiring careful handling.
copyright start learning		the exclusive legal right to reproduce and distribute a work.
magnitude start learning		the size, extent, or importance of something; a measure of the strength or intensity of an event (e.g., an earthquake).
dictator start learning		a ruler with absolute power, often oppressive.
counter (argue) start learning		to respond with an opposing argument.
fierce start learning		showing intense force, aggression, or determination.
prosecutor start learning		a legal representative who initiates and conducts criminal proceedings on behalf of the government.
superior start learning		higher in quality or rank; above others.
large-scale start learning		involving a significant or wide-reaching scope or impact; extensive in size or extent.
notably start learning		used to emphasize something important or worth noticing.
prevention start learning		the act of stopping something from happening or ensuring it doesn’t occur.
gravity start learning		the force that attracts objects towards the center of the Earth or other celestial bodies; seriousness or importance.
coincide start learning		to occur at the same time or in the same place.
grave (cemetery) start learning		a place where a dead body is buried, typically marked by a stone or memorial.
lobby start learning		a group of people who try to influence government decisions, or the entrance hall or area in a building.
symbolic start learning		serving as a symbol; representing something else.
realization start learning		the act of becoming fully aware or understanding something.
pronounced start learning		clearly noticeable or distinct; strongly marked.
sustain start learning		to support, maintain, or continue something over time.
raid start learning		a sudden attack or invasion, typically for a specific purpose.
readily start learning		without hesitation or difficulty; easily.
width start learning		the measurement or extent of something from side to side; how wide something is.
merely start learning		just, only, or simply; without anything more.
vocal start learning		relating to the voice; expressing opinions openly and strongly.
archive start learning		a collection of historical records.
slavery start learning		the state of being owned and controlled by another person, forced to work without freedom.
comparable start learning		able to be compared or similar in nature.
amid start learning		in the middle of; surrounded by.
landlord start learning		a person or entity that owns and rents out property or land to tenants.
disclose start learning		to reveal or make something known.
complexity start learning		the state of being intricate or complicated.
fleet start learning		a group of ships, vehicles, or aircraft operating together.
duo start learning		a pair of people or things, especially in a performance or partnership.
parental start learning		relating to parents or the role of a parent in guiding or caring for a child.
behavioural start learning		related to how people or animals act.
intensive start learning		requiring concentrated effort or resources; thorough and focused.
confirmation start learning		the act of verifying or validating something.
cling start learning		to hold on tightly to something.
assassination start learning		the murder of a prominent person.
pregnancy start learning		the condition of carrying and developing one or more offspring within the body, especially in mammals.
faction start learning		a small, organized group within a larger one, often with differing opinions.
scope start learning		the extent or range of something; the area covered by something.
simulate start learning		to imitate or pretend to be something.
strain start learning		to stretch or exert force on something; a force that causes tension.
stumble start learning		to trip or lose balance while walking; to make an error or mistake.
commissioner start learning		a person appointed to a position of authority.
accumulation start learning		the process of collecting or building up.
obsess start learning		to think about something or someone in a way that is excessively preoccupying or intrusive.
vulnerability start learning		the quality of being open to harm, attack, or damage; susceptibility to being hurt.
halt start learning		to bring or come to a stop.
worship start learning		the act of showing reverence and adoration for a deity or something sacred; to honor or respect deeply.
line-up start learning		a group of people or things arranged or scheduled in a specific order or for a particular purpose.
intent start learning		purpose or intention behind an action or decision.
copper start learning		a reddish-brown metal; also a police officer.
saint start learning		a person recognized for their holiness, especially in Christianity.
beverage start learning		a drink, usually not water.
fluid start learning		a substance that flows, such as liquid; adaptable or changing easily.
overwhelm start learning		to overpower or bury someone or something with a large quantity or force; to be unable to cope with a situation.
regulatory start learning		relating to or concerned with the regulation of something.
oversee start learning		to supervise or manage something or someone, ensuring that tasks or activities are carried out correctly.
fibre start learning		a threadlike structure; a dietary substance essential for digestion.
exclusively start learning		only, in a way that limits participation to one group or category.
costly start learning		expensive or high in price.
drown start learning		to die by submersion in water.
legitimate start learning		lawful, valid, or authorized; conforming to established rules or standards.
enthusiast start learning		a person who is highly interested in a particular activity or subject.
hazard start learning		a danger or risk that can cause harm or damage.
bow start learning		to bend forward as a gesture; a curved weapon.
workout start learning		a session of physical exercise or training.
genocide start learning		the deliberate and systematic extermination of a national, racial, or cultural group.
violation start learning		the act of breaking a rule, law, or agreement; an offense.
render start learning		to provide, give, or cause something to be in a particular condition.
collaborate start learning		to work together with others on a project.
manifest start learning		clear or obvious; to display or show something (e.g., feelings or intent).
designate start learning		to officially choose or assign for a specific purpose.
curiosity start learning		a strong desire to learn or know something.
indictment start learning		a formal charge or accusation of a crime.
poll start learning		a survey or study that collects opinions from people; also refers to voting in an election.
storage start learning		the action or process of storing something; a place for storing items.
nod start learning		to move one's head up and down, typically to signal agreement, acknowledgment, or understanding.
conviction start learning		a strong belief or the formal declaration of guilt in a court of law.
battlefield start learning		the place where a battle is fought.
rear start learning		the back part or position of something; to raise or bring up.
instinct start learning		an innate, typically fixed pattern of behavior in animals or humans.
noble start learning		having high moral qualities or qualities that are admired; belonging to a high social rank or aristocracy.
squeeze start learning		to press firmly or tightly; to extract or obtain something by pressure.
yield start learning		to produce or provide something; to give way or surrender; to allow someone or something to pass or take precedence.
infect start learning		to contaminate with a disease-causing organism or harmful substance.
keen start learning		having a sharp or intense perception or feeling; eager or enthusiastic.
characterise start learning		to describe the qualities of someone or something.
cater start learning		to provide food and services for an event.
attain start learning		to reach or achieve something.
stir start learning		to mix or move something; to cause excitement or agitation.
vow start learning		a solemn promise or pledge.
betray start learning		to be disloyal or reveal secrets.
deputy start learning		a person who acts as a substitute or assistant to someone in authority.
drift start learning		to move aimlessly or without a fixed direction.
liberal start learning		open to new ideas, socially progressive, or favoring government action to promote social and economic change.
dictate start learning		to speak aloud for someone else to write; to command or order.
grin start learning		a broad smile, often showing teeth.
relevance start learning		the quality of being closely connected or appropriate to something.
allegation start learning		an unproven claim or accusation.
coastal start learning		relating to the coastline or shores of a body of water.
bass start learning		low-pitched sound or voice; a type of fish.
instrumental start learning		serving as a means to achieve something; important or significant in accomplishing a task.

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