Part 12

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prevalence
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the state of being widespread or common.
congregation
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a group of people gathered for religious worship.
conserve
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to protect or preserve something from harm or waste.
bulk
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large size or majority.
citizenship
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the status or rights of being a citizen of a country.
choir
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a group of singers, typically in a church setting.
immense
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extremely large, vast, or great in size, extent, or degree.
magical
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relating to or characterized by magic or supernatural forces; enchanting or mysterious.
specimen
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an example or sample of something, often for examination.
lawn
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an area of grass that is regularly mowed, especially around a house or in public spaces.
pipeline
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a system of pipes used to transport materials or liquids; also used metaphorically for a system of processes.
novel
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a long work of fiction; new and original in nature or idea.
undergraduate
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a student at a university or college who has not yet earned a degree.
rookie
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a person who is new to a particular activity or profession.
handy
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convenient and easy to use or access; close at hand.
arm (v)
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to supply with weapons or equipment.
adaptation
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the act of adjusting or changing to fit conditions.
widow
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a woman whose spouse has died and who has not remarried.
creator
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someone who brings something into existence.
architectural
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related to the design of buildings.
arbitrary
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based on personal choice rather than reason.
tender
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gentle, soft, or delicate; a formal offer or bid; a person who cares for something.
transcript
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a written or printed version of something, often a record of spoken words.
rhetoric
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the art of effective or persuasive speaking or writing.
offspring
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a person’s child or a plant/animal’s young; the result of reproduction.
assurance
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a promise or guarantee.
outsider
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a person who is not part of a particular group, organization, or community; someone who is unfamiliar with or excluded from a specific environment.
dissolve
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to cause to disappear or break down into smaller parts.
well-being
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the state of being comfortable, healthy, or happy.
setup
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the way something is arranged or prepared for use; the process of putting something in place.
inclined
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having a tendency or preference toward something; leaning in a particular direction.
municipal
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relating to a city or town, or its local government.
pit
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a large hole or cavity in the ground; a deep depression; a space for something, such as a performance or business area.
interior
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the inside or inner part of something; relating to the inside of a space.
harsh
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unpleasantly rough or severe in manner, taste, or conditions.
accessible
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easy to reach, enter, or use.
wipe
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to clean or dry something by rubbing it with a cloth or one's hand; to remove something by rubbing.
humanity
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the human race or the qualities of compassion, kindness, and empathy.
intact
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remaining whole, undamaged, or unimpaired.
inflict
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to cause something undesirable, such as pain or damage, to be experienced.
unprecedented
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never having happened before; without previous example.
amendment
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a formal change to a law or document.
screw
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a metal fastener with a spiraled thread; to turn or fasten with a screw.
discharge
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to release or send out; a formal release from a duty.
originate
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to begin or start something; to be the source or cause of something.
linger
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to stay in a place longer than necessary, often due to reluctance to leave.
gross
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large or extreme in size, amount, or intensity; unpleasant or repulsive; total before deductions (in financial terms).
warfare
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the activities involved in fighting or war, especially the methods and techniques used in combat.

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