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Question		Answer
notable start learning		worthy of attention or recognition; significant or remarkable.
portfolio start learning		a collection of work, documents, or investments held by an individual or organization.
consolidate start learning		to combine or strengthen.
motive start learning		a reason or incentive for a particular action or behavior.
mature start learning		fully developed in body or mind; to grow or ripen to full potential.
hint start learning		a small or indirect piece of advice or information meant to help someone understand something.
elaborate start learning		to provide more detailed information or explanation.
custody start learning		the care and control of someone or something, often legally.
spouse start learning		a husband or wife.
correlation start learning		a mutual relationship or connection between two things.
high-profile start learning		attracting a lot of attention or visibility, often in a public or media context.
punch start learning		to strike with a fist or with force; also refers to a type of drink or an impactful statement.
diagnosis start learning		the identification of a disease or condition.
overly start learning		excessively or to an exaggerated degree.
opt start learning		to choose or decide on something, typically after considering other options.
distinction start learning		a clear difference or recognition of excellence.
glance start learning		a brief or hurried look.
articulate start learning		to express clearly and effectively.
interference start learning		the act of interfering or disruption of a process or event.
whereby start learning		by or according to which; a method or process by which something is accomplished.
intermediate start learning		lying between two extremes or stages; middle or transitional.
occurrence start learning		an event or happening; the fact of something taking place.
surveillance start learning		the close observation of people or things, often for security purposes.
eternal start learning		lasting forever; without end.
capitalism start learning		an economic system based on private ownership and free markets.
midst start learning		the middle or central part of something; surrounded by or in the middle of a situation.
jurisdiction start learning		the official power or authority to make legal decisions and judgments; the area over which such authority extends.
adolescent start learning		a teenager; a young person developing into an adult.
administrator start learning		a person who manages operations.
correspond start learning		to be in agreement or to communicate in writing.
absent start learning		not present or not existing.
provincial start learning		relating to a province; limited in scope or outlook; unsophisticated.
irony start learning		a situation or expression in which the outcome is opposite of what is expected or intended.
burst start learning		to explode or break open suddenly.
presently start learning		at the present moment; soon or in a short time.
venture start learning		a risky or daring journey, activity, or undertaking; to take a chance or risk.
availability start learning		the state of being ready for use.
fit start learning		in good health or physically well; appropriate or suitable for something.
nominee start learning		a person who is nominated for a position or award.
transit start learning		the act or process of moving people or goods from one place to another.
supervision start learning		the act of overseeing the work or activities of others.
nursery start learning		a room or place where young children are cared for; also refers to a place where plants are grown and sold.
discourse start learning		formal discussion or communication, often written or spoken.
abuse start learning		harmful or improper use or treatment.
precedent start learning		an earlier event or action that serves as an example or guide for future actions.
dose start learning		a measured quantity of a substance, usually medicine.
aggression start learning		hostile or violent behavior.
recruitment start learning		the process of finding and hiring new people for a job or position.
toll start learning		a charge or fee for using a road, bridge, or other infrastructure; the total loss or damage.
misleading start learning		giving the wrong idea or impression; deceptive or inaccurate.
evacuate start learning		to remove people from a dangerous place or situation.
functional start learning		designed to be practical and useful rather than aesthetically pleasing.
feat start learning		an achievement or accomplishment, often requiring skill or courage.
leak start learning		an unintended hole or crack that allows the escape of a substance, typically liquid or gas; the unauthorized release of information.
conscience start learning		the inner sense of right and wrong.
sacred start learning		regarded with reverence and respect, often for religious reasons.
substantially start learning		to a large degree; significantly.
harassment start learning		aggressive pressure or intimidation, typically involving unwanted behavior or actions.
rip start learning		to tear or damage something, especially by pulling it apart.
outlook start learning		a person's attitude or perspective on life; the view or forecast of future events or conditions.
slap start learning		to hit with an open hand; a sharp blow.
plunge start learning		to fall or dive quickly and suddenly; to immerse or dip into something.
patent start learning		an official right granted to an inventor, giving them exclusive rights to a product or process for a certain period.
overturn start learning		to reverse or invalidate a decision, ruling, or situation; to cause something to turn upside down.
dispute start learning		a disagreement or argument.
grave (serious) start learning		of great seriousness, importance, or significance.
pad start learning		a soft or cushioned surface; a flat or smooth area, often used for writing, sleeping, or protection.
rebellion start learning		an act of violent or open resistance to an established government or ruler.
descend start learning		to move downward or go down.
boast start learning		to talk proudly about achievements.
manuscript start learning		a handwritten or typed document, especially an author's original version of a book or article.
conquer start learning		to overcome or take control of something by force.
feminist start learning		a person who advocates for equal rights for women.
mutual start learning		shared by two or more parties; reciprocal in nature.
rumour start learning		a currently circulating story or report of uncertain or dubious truth.
bless start learning		to give divine favor or protection.
dedication start learning		the act of giving oneself to a cause or activity.
facilitate start learning		to make a process or task easier or more efficient.
rally start learning		a large public meeting or demonstration; to come together for a common cause.
cooperate start learning		to work together toward a common goal.
undermine start learning		to weaken or damage something gradually or covertly.
abolish start learning		to formally end or stop something.
nonetheless start learning		in spite of that; nevertheless.
elite start learning		a group of people considered superior in terms of ability, wealth, or status.
straightforward start learning		clear and simple; easy to understand or do.
filmmaker start learning		a person who makes films, typically involved in directing, producing, or writing.
complement start learning		something that completes or enhances something else.
intervention start learning		the act of intervening in a situation to change or influence its course.
configuration start learning		the arrangement or structure of something.
blessing start learning		something that brings good or approval.
tenant start learning		a person who rents or leases property from a landlord.
solo start learning		performed or done by one person; a single performance.
top start learning		the highest part or point of something; to be above or exceed.
judicial start learning		relating to the administration of justice or the courts; involving the process of law or judges.
infant start learning		a very young child, typically under one year of age.
convict start learning		to declare someone guilty of a crime.
renowned start learning		known or talked about by many people; famous.
fairness start learning		the quality of being free from bias, favoritism, or injustice.
lesser start learning		of smaller importance, value, or size compared to something else.
oral start learning		spoken, as opposed to written; related to the mouth or speech.
bench start learning		a long seat or a judge’s seat in court.
sin start learning		an immoral act considered to be a transgression against divine law.
cattle start learning		large domesticated animals, typically cows or bulls.
enact start learning		to make something into law or put into action.
suburban start learning		relating to a residential area on the outskirts of a city.
barrel start learning		a cylindrical container, often for liquids.
deploy start learning		to arrange or utilize something for a specific purpose.
crown start learning		a royal headdress; the top of something.
autonomy start learning		independence or self-rule.
mandate start learning		an official order or command to carry out an action; authorization given by a vote.
subtle start learning		delicate or not obvious; difficult to detect or analyze.
peculiar start learning		strange, unusual, or different from the norm.
discretion start learning		the ability to make decisions based on judgment; freedom to act.
presidency start learning		the office or term of office of a president; the role of being president.

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