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outing start learning		a short trip or excursion, often for leisure or enjoyment; an event or activity done outside one's usual environment.
occasional start learning		occurring or happening from time to time; not regular or frequent.
confrontation start learning		a direct confrontation or conflict.
corresponding start learning		related or matching in some way.
reproduction start learning		the process of reproducing or creating a copy or offspring.
horizon start learning		the line at which the earth's surface and the sky appear to meet; a boundary or limit of experience.
establishment start learning		the act of founding or setting up something; a business or institution.
overwhelming start learning		very great in amount, intensity, or force; so powerful or intense that it is hard to handle or resist.
seal start learning		a device used to secure something; an official stamp or mark; a type of marine mammal.
complication start learning		a difficulty or problem that arises.
simulation start learning		the imitation of a situation or process.
academy start learning		a school or institution for learning.
anchor start learning		a heavy object to hold something in place; a stabilizing force.
tactic start learning		a strategy or plan designed to achieve a specific goal.
cult start learning		a group with unusual or extreme beliefs, often religious.
insider start learning		a person with special knowledge or access to an organization or situation.
homeland start learning		one’s native country or place of origin.
long-time start learning		referring to something that has lasted for many years.
asylum start learning		protection for refugees or the mentally ill.
doctrine start learning		a set of beliefs or principles held and taught by a group.
lawmaker start learning		a person who makes or enacts laws, such as a legislator or member of parliament.
spark start learning		a small particle of fire or energy; to ignite or trigger something.
march start learning		to walk in a deliberate or rhythmic manner, especially in a group; a military or organized procession.
circulate start learning		to move around or pass through a system.
mainstream start learning		the dominant trend or direction in culture, society, or a particular field.
treaty start learning		a formal and legally binding agreement between two or more parties, often countries.
allowance start learning		a set amount permitted or given.
melody start learning		a sequence of musical notes that is perceived as a single entity; a tune.
analogy start learning		a comparison showing similarity.
latter start learning		referring to the second or last of two mentioned things or events.
exclusion start learning		the act of leaving out or not allowing someone or something to participate.
extremist start learning		a person who holds extreme political or religious views and is often willing to use radical methods.
strive start learning		to make great efforts to achieve or attain something.
testify start learning		to give evidence or bear witness in a legal setting; to declare something as true.
congratulate start learning		to express praise or good wishes for an achievement.
contender start learning		a person or team competing for a prize or victory.
worthwhile start learning		worth the time, effort, or cost; valuable or important.
vicious start learning		deliberately cruel or violent; having a harmful or negative effect.
administrative start learning		related to running an organization.
naval start learning		relating to a country's navy or military forces that operate on the sea.
composition start learning		the arrangement of parts to form a whole; a written work.
inspect start learning		to examine something carefully and thoroughly, often for quality or condition.
upcoming start learning		about to happen or occur in the near future.
medieval start learning		relating to the Middle Ages, a period in European history roughly from the 5th to the 15th century.
corruption start learning		dishonest or illegal behavior, especially by officials.
adhere start learning		to stick firmly to something.
disclosure start learning		the act of making information known or public.
optical start learning		related to vision or the sense of sight; involving the use of light or lenses.
mill start learning		a building where materials are processed, such as a grain mill; also refers to a machine for grinding or processing.
activation start learning		the process of making something active or operational.
defect start learning		an imperfection or flaw.
grief start learning		deep sorrow or sadness, especially caused by the loss of someone or something.
deployment start learning		the action of positioning resources or personnel.
veteran start learning		a person who has had long experience in a particular field or activity; someone who has served in the military.
capitalist start learning		a person who invests in or supports capitalism.
collective start learning		shared by all members of a group; group-based.
dawn start learning		the first light of day; the beginning of something.
premier start learning		the head of government in some countries; the top or leading figure in a field or activity.
disposal start learning		the act of getting rid of something.
compel start learning		to force or drive someone to take action.
imagery start learning		visually descriptive language used to create pictures in the mind, especially in literature or art.
tighten start learning		to make something tighter or more secure; to strengthen.
legislative start learning		related to the making or enactment of laws.
aesthetic start learning		related to beauty or appearance.
consultation start learning		the act of seeking advice or information.
efficiency start learning		the ability to do something in a quick and organized way without wasting time or resources.
tremendous start learning		very large or great in amount, size, or degree.
premium start learning		a higher price or fee paid for something; of superior quality; an extra payment.
experimental start learning		based on experiments or trial and error; not yet proven.
tactical start learning		relating to or involving tactics; strategic or planned in nature.
theoretical start learning		based on theory or speculation rather than practice or experience.
specification start learning		a detailed description or requirement.
stabilise start learning		to make or become stable; to prevent from changing or fluctuating.
condemn start learning		to express strong disapproval or sentence someone to punishment.
weaken start learning		to make something weaker or less strong or effective.
tide start learning		the regular rise and fall of sea levels caused by the gravitational pull of the moon; a strong flow or movement.
encouragement start learning		support, confidence, or advice given to help someone succeed.
specialised start learning		designed or focused on a particular subject or skill.
rehabilitation start learning		the process of restoring something or someone to a former, better condition.
handful start learning		a small quantity that can be held in one hand; a small group of people or things.
ensue start learning		to happen as a result or consequence of something.
destructive start learning		causing damage or harm.
inventory start learning		a detailed list of items, goods, or materials, often in stock or in storage.
forthcoming start learning		about to happen or arrive; open and willing to share information.
sphere start learning		a round, three-dimensional object; a particular area or field of activity.
republic start learning		a form of government in which the country is considered a "public matter," with elected representatives.
theatrical start learning		relating to drama or the theater; exaggerated in behavior.
simultaneously start learning		occurring at the same time.
counselling start learning		professional guidance or therapy for personal issues.
haunt start learning		to visit or appear frequently, especially as a ghost; to persistently trouble or disturb.
frustrating start learning		causing annoyance or difficulty; leading to frustration.
pump start learning		a device used to move liquids or gases; to force or push something with pressure.
contention start learning		a disagreement or argument.
pastor start learning		a religious leader or minister, typically in a Christian church, who leads services and provides spiritual guidance.
pond start learning		a small body of water, often artificially created.
constitute start learning		to make up or form something.
interfere start learning		to intervene or become involved in a situation in a way that disrupts or alters it.
moderate start learning		average in intensity or degree; not extreme; to reduce the intensity of something.
subscriber start learning		a person who subscribes to a service or publication.
guilt start learning		the feeling of responsibility or remorse for a wrongdoing.
subscription start learning		an arrangement to receive something regularly, such as a magazine or service.
endeavour start learning		a serious effort or attempt to achieve something.
disruption start learning		a disturbance or interruption to normal activities.
transparency start learning		the quality of being open and honest; clear and easy to understand or interpret.
revelation start learning		the act of revealing something surprising or previously unknown.
transaction start learning		the act of buying, selling, or exchanging something; a business deal.
combat start learning		to fight or struggle against something.
standing start learning		a person's position or status in a group or society; lasting or permanent.
prosecution start learning		the act of charging and trying someone in a court of law for a criminal offense.
filter start learning		a device or process for removing impurities; a method to alter or refine something.
strand start learning		a single length of thread, wire, or other material; a part of something, often in a group.
bail start learning		money paid for release from jail before trial.
theology start learning		the study of the nature of God and religious belief.

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