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Question		Answer
objection start learning		an expression or feeling of disapproval or opposition; a reason for opposing something.
seemingly start learning		in a way that appears to be true, but may not be.
anonymous start learning		without a name or known identity.
absence start learning		the state of being away or not present.
vague start learning		not clear or definite; uncertain in meaning or expression.
gaze start learning		a steady or fixed look, often with interest or admiration.
commerce start learning		the activity of buying and selling goods and services.
postpone start learning		to delay or put off an event or action to a later time.
subsidy start learning		financial assistance or support from the government or another source.
supportive start learning		providing assistance, encouragement, or help to others.
situated start learning		located in a particular position or place.
directory start learning		a list of contacts or information, often organized alphabetically.
devil start learning		an evil or malevolent supernatural being.
warehouse start learning		a large building used for storing goods or merchandise.
consent start learning		permission or agreement to something.
adoption start learning		the act of taking something as one’s own.
deteriorate start learning		to become worse or decline in quality.
attribute start learning		a quality or characteristic.
inadequate start learning		not sufficient or acceptable in quality or quantity.
mobile start learning		capable of moving or being moved; also refers to devices such as mobile phones.
accused start learning		someone charged with a crime or fault.
adverse start learning		harmful or unfavorable.
expire start learning		to come to an end or to be no longer valid after a certain period.
alike start learning		similar in appearance or nature.
patron start learning		a customer or supporter of a business, institution, or activity.
aspiration start learning		a strong desire to achieve something.
transmission start learning		the act of sending or passing something, especially information or energy; the mechanism in a vehicle that transmits power from the engine to the wheels.
clash start learning		a violent confrontation or disagreement.
dismissal start learning		the act of firing or letting go of someone from their job.
dispose start learning		to throw away or get rid of something.
migration start learning		the movement of people, animals, or things from one place to another, often for a seasonal or permanent change.
remainder start learning		the part of something that is left over after other parts have been removed or dealt with.
desktop start learning		the primary screen or workspace on a computer; a desk in an office.
literacy start learning		the ability to read and write, especially at a level necessary for effective communication.
expenditure start learning		the act of spending money or the amount spent.
inappropriate start learning		not suitable or proper in a particular situation.
chaos start learning		complete disorder or confusion.
credible start learning		capable of being believed or trusted.
institutional start learning		relating to an established organization or system, especially one that is large or authoritative.
fate start learning		the development of events beyond a person’s control; destiny.
ignorance start learning		lack of knowledge, awareness, or education in general or about a specific topic.
peasant start learning		a poor farmer or agricultural laborer, typically in a pre-industrial society.
superb start learning		of the highest quality; excellent.
collaboration start learning		the act of working together toward a common goal.
appreciation start learning		recognition of value or gratitude.
correction start learning		the process of making something accurate or right.
entity start learning		something that exists as a separate and distinct unit.
formulate start learning		to create or devise a strategy, plan, or solution.
whatsoever start learning		at all; used to emphasize a lack of restriction or qualification.
defy start learning		to refuse to obey or challenge authority.
absurd start learning		wildly unreasonable or illogical.
personnel start learning		the people who work for an organization or company.
inequality start learning		the state of being unequal or having disparities in status, rights, or resources.
embark start learning		to begin a journey or project.
acute start learning		sharp or intense in degree or effect.
favourable start learning		showing approval or giving a positive outcome.
blade start learning		the sharp cutting part of a tool or weapon.
tolerate start learning		to allow the existence of something without interference; to endure something unpleasant.
toss start learning		to throw something lightly or casually; to discard something.
total start learning		the sum or amount of something; complete or entire.
snap start learning		to break suddenly, often with a sharp sound; to respond quickly or angrily.
ward start learning		a division or district of a city or town; a person under the care or protection of someone.
listing start learning		an item or entry on a list, or the act of making something available for sale or notice.
spin start learning		to turn around quickly; to twist or distort information.
colonial start learning		related to a colony or colonies, especially during the imperial period.
profitable start learning		yielding financial gain or benefits.
integration start learning		the process of combining parts into a unified whole, especially in society or systems.
chronic start learning		long-lasting or persistent, often referring to illness.
residence start learning		the place where someone lives.
incidence start learning		the occurrence or frequency of something, particularly an event or phenomenon.
machinery start learning		machines collectively, or the parts of a machine that work together for a specific function; mechanical equipment.
spam start learning		irrelevant or unsolicited messages, typically sent over the internet.
provision start learning		the act of providing or supplying something; a stock or supply of resources.
rage start learning		violent anger; intense fury or resentment.
exaggerate start learning		to describe something as being larger, better, or worse than it actually is.
devise start learning		to create, plan, or invent something.
flesh start learning		the soft substance that makes up the body of humans and animals, excluding bones.
conceal start learning		to hide or keep something out of sight.
crawl start learning		to move on hands and knees or at a slow pace.
offering start learning		something presented or given, often as a gift or contribution.
acceptance start learning		the act of receiving or approving something.
recipient start learning		a person who receives something, such as a gift or award.
harmony start learning		a state of peaceful agreement or balance, often in music or relationships.
memoir start learning		a personal account or autobiography focusing on a specific period or aspect of the writer’s life.
tribute start learning		an act or statement of admiration, respect, or gratitude; a gift or payment made in acknowledgment of respect.
skip start learning		to omit or leave out; to move with a light, bouncing step.
domain start learning		an area of expertise, ownership, or control.
robust start learning		strong and healthy; capable of withstanding stress or adverse conditions.
alert start learning		watchful and ready to act.
missile start learning		a weapon that is designed to be launched and guided towards a target, such as a rocket or projectile.
plea start learning		a request or appeal, often in a legal or emotional context; a formal statement in court.
investigator start learning		a person who examines and investigates facts to uncover information, often in a legal or criminal context.
lap start learning		the area of the body between the waist and knees when sitting; to take in or hold something with the tongue.
essence start learning		the fundamental nature or quality of something.
say start learning		to speak words aloud; to express an opinion or belief.
resemble start learning		to look like or be similar to someone or something.
cautious start learning		careful to avoid risks or mistakes.
seize start learning		to take hold or control of something, often by force.
pledge start learning		a formal promise or commitment, often related to a cause or action.
terminate start learning		to bring to an end; to stop something.
practitioner start learning		a person who is skilled or qualified in a particular profession, especially in medicine or law.
dedicated start learning		devoted or committed to a cause or purpose.
inmate start learning		a person confined to an institution, especially a prison or hospital.
verbal start learning		relating to or in the form of words; spoken rather than written.
regardless start learning		without paying attention to the current situation or circumstances.
reflection start learning		the act of thinking deeply about something; an image or likeness formed by light.
assertion start learning		a confident statement of belief.
regime start learning		a government, especially an authoritarian one.
prosecute start learning		to charge someone with a crime and attempt to prove their guilt in a court of law.
strip (narrow piece) start learning		a long, narrow piece of material or land.
hierarchy start learning		a system of ranking or organizing people or things based on authority or importance.

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