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Question		Answer
daunting start learning		reducing confidence in the ability to do something successfully
influx We would like to see an influx of new members to our organization. start learning		the arrival of a large amount of things Chcielibyśmy zobaczyć napływ nowych członków do naszej organizacji.
divisive start learning		creating arguments and making people disagree with each other
future-proof start learning		make something that will be able to function despite change
paramount start learning		of greater importance than anything else
ravages start learning		the damage caused by something
set aside start learning		save something for later use
unprecedented start learning		not having happened before
humiliation start learning		the act of making someone feel lower in status, shame, or embarrassment
paradox start learning		a statement that seems to be contradictory or absurd yet turns out to be true
devastation start learning		great destruction or damage
dissipation start learning		when something disappears or disperses
prevention start learning		to stop something from happening
bolster start learning		something that gives support
counter start learning		counterintuitive
wavering start learning		unwavering
stable start learning		unstable
discrepancy start learning		a difference between two figures that should be the same
inconsistent start learning		different and not agreeing with other parts of an idea, study, research, data sheet etc.
oversight start learning		a mistake made because somebody failed to notice something
mix-up start learning		a mistake that causes confusion
misleading start learning		causing someone to believe something that is not true
inflate start learning		to make higher than the true figure
overvalue start learning		to give (something) a value that is too high
nurture start learning		help someone to develop
forward-thinking start learning		progressive
extravagant start learning		excessive, lacking in moderation
reforms start learning		changes in policies or practices
complimentary start learning		given free, usually as a favor or to say thank you
clustered start learning		grouped closely together
pool start learning		combine resources, e.g. money
allocate start learning		give to someone for a specific purpose

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