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Question		Answer
patrol start learning		to monitor or survey an area, typically for security or observation.
embody start learning		to give tangible or visible form to an idea or quality.
deprive start learning		to take away something necessary or valuable.
sheer start learning		complete and utter; very thin or transparent.
liberty start learning		the state of being free within society from oppressive restrictions or control.
desirable start learning		wanted or sought after.
sophomore start learning		a second-year student in a high school or college.
stark start learning		severe or sharply clear; complete and utter.
accumulate start learning		to gather or collect over time.
disturbing start learning		causing worry, discomfort, or distress.
companion start learning		a person who accompanies or spends time with another.
maintenance start learning		the process of keeping something in good working condition through repair, upkeep, or servicing.
enforcement start learning		the act of ensuring laws or rules are followed.
thoughtful start learning		showing careful consideration or concern; kind and considerate.
defensive start learning		protective or intended to defend.
administer start learning		to manage or be in charge of something.
deficiency start learning		a lack or shortage of something necessary.
supervisor start learning		a person who oversees or manages others, especially in a workplace.
kidnap start learning		to abduct or take someone away by force or threat, typically for ransom or illegal purposes.
parliament start learning		a legislative body of government, usually consisting of elected representatives.
transparent start learning		allowing light to pass through so that objects behind can be clearly seen; open and honest.
entitle start learning		to give someone the right or claim to something.
instruct start learning		to give detailed information or teaching to someone.
non-profit start learning		an organization or business that does not aim to make a profit, typically focusing on serving a social cause or community.
conversion start learning		the process of changing from one form or state to another.
weed start learning		a wild plant growing where it is not wanted, often in a garden or field; to remove unwanted plants from an area.
representation start learning		the act of standing for someone or something in a legal or formal manner.
embassy start learning		the official residence or office of an ambassador; diplomatic mission.
presumably start learning		according to what is likely or assumed to be true.
shed start learning		to cast off or discard; a small building for storage.
kingdom start learning		a country, state, or territory ruled by a king or queen; a realm or domain in a particular field or area.
commentator start learning		a person who provides commentary, often on live events.
hydrogen start learning		a chemical element, symbol H, that is a colorless, odorless gas and the lightest and most abundant element in the universe.
forge start learning		to create or form, especially through effort or manipulation; to counterfeit something.
prosperity start learning		the state of being successful, thriving, or financially well-off.
civilian start learning		a person who is not in the military or law enforcement.
commodity start learning		a raw material or primary agricultural product.
meditation start learning		the practice of focusing the mind for a period of time, often for relaxation or spiritual contemplation.
diplomat start learning		a person responsible for managing international relations.
sanction start learning		official approval or authorization; a penalty or coercive measure.
fragile start learning		easily broken, damaged, or delicate.
willingness start learning		the quality or state of being ready or eager to do something.
restoration start learning		the act of returning something to its former condition.
partial start learning		not complete; having a bias or preference for one side.
rotate start learning		to turn around a central point or axis.
vibrant start learning		full of energy, life, or activity; bright and striking in color.
distinctive start learning		unique or characteristic, easily distinguishable.
rotation start learning		the action or process of rotating; the turning around a center point.
intake start learning		the amount of something taken in, such as food, air, or data.
syndrome start learning		a group of symptoms that consistently occur together or a condition characterized by a set of symptoms.
breakdown start learning		a failure or collapse of function.
engagement start learning		the act of participating or being involved in something; a formal agreement to marry.
utilise start learning		to make practical and effective use of something.
coordinator start learning		a person who organizes or manages activities.
obsession start learning		a state of being constantly preoccupied with a particular idea, object, or person, often to an unhealthy degree.
invoke start learning		to call upon or appeal to something, often in a formal or spiritual sense.
passing start learning		the act of moving past or beyond something; the act of dying; occurring briefly or temporarily.
unveil start learning		to reveal or make something known for the first time; to remove a cover from something.
shoot start learning		to fire a gun or projectile; to take a photograph or film.
testimony start learning		a formal statement made as evidence in a legal case; personal or formal evidence of something.
cognitive start learning		related to mental processes like thinking, understanding, and learning.
liable start learning		legally responsible or obligated to do something; likely or prone to experience something.
timber start learning		wood that is used for building or construction; trees that are harvested for wood.
ally start learning		a person or group that supports another.
stake start learning		a wooden post; a share or interest in something, such as a business or project.
generic start learning		not specific; relating to a general group or category.
hatred start learning		intense dislike or animosity towards someone or something.
coordinate start learning		to organize or arrange things systematically.
memo start learning		a written message or note, often used for internal communication within an organization.
grasp start learning		to seize or hold something firmly; understanding or comprehension of something.
liberation start learning		the act of setting someone or something free from restrictions or oppression.
sovereignty start learning		supreme power or authority, especially in governing a country.
consistency start learning		the quality of being uniform or steady.
humble start learning		having or showing modesty; not arrogant or prideful.
referendum start learning		a direct vote by the electorate on a particular issue or proposal.
reminder start learning		a prompt or message meant to help someone remember something.
persist start learning		to continue in a course of action despite difficulties or obstacles.
beam start learning		a ray of light or a long piece of structural material.
nest start learning		a structure built by birds or other animals to lay eggs and raise their young; a place of comfort or safety.
resignation start learning		the act of giving up or quitting a job or position.
electoral start learning		related to elections or the process of voting.
grip start learning		to hold something tightly or firmly; the ability to control or maintain possession of something.
blend start learning		to mix smoothly together.
contradiction start learning		the act of asserting the opposite of something.
proposition start learning		a suggested plan or idea, often put forward for consideration or approval.
hardware start learning		the physical components of a computer or any other electronic device; tools and equipment.
underlying start learning		fundamental or basic; something that is beneath the surface or hidden but important.
preach start learning		to deliver a religious or moral message, often in a sermon or speech.
statistical start learning		related to the use or collection of data.
exclusive start learning		limited to a particular group or person; not shared with others.
stereotype start learning		a widely held, oversimplified belief about a particular group or thing.
swing start learning		to move back and forth; to change or vary, often quickly.
linear start learning		relating to a straight line or progression; arranged in a sequential manner.
methodology start learning		a system of methods or principles used in a particular field of study or activity.
log start learning		a thick piece of wood; a detailed record or journal of events or activities.
utility start learning		the state of being useful, practical, or beneficial; a service such as water, electricity, or gas.
productive start learning		having the ability to produce a significant amount of output or results.
blast start learning		a strong explosion or burst of air.
accomplishment start learning		something successfully completed or achieved.
shatter start learning		to break into pieces; to destroy or ruin.
evoke start learning		to bring or recall a feeling, memory, or image to mind.
displace start learning		to move something from its usual or proper position.
apparatus start learning		equipment or tools for a specific purpose.
refusal start learning		the act of rejecting or declining something.
maximise start learning		to make something as large or effective as possible; to increase to the greatest extent.
adjacent start learning		next to or close to.
residential start learning		relating to housing or a place where people live.

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