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Continuing to try despite difficulties. start learning
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Persistence - (Persistence is key to long-term success)
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Able to recover quickly from difficulties. start learning
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Resilient – (She remained resilient despite many failures.)
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Calm and in control of emotions. start learning
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Composed – (He stayed composed during the stressful meeting.)
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Short but clear and effective. start learning
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Concise – (The teacher gave a concise explanation.)
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Large in size, amount, or importance start learning
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Substantial – (They made substantial progress this year.)
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Important and meaningful. start learning
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Significant – (There was a significant improvement in results.)
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Having many parts and difficult to understand. start learning
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Complex – (The problem is more complex than it appears.)
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Closely connected to the topic being discussed. start learning
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Relevant – (Please include only relevant information.)
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Suitable or proper for a situation. start learning
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Appropriate – (That was an appropriate reaction.)
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Working well without wasting time or energy. start learning
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Efficient – (This method is much more efficient.)
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Certain to happen and impossible to avoid. start learning
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Inevitable – (Mistakes are inevitable when learning.)
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Extremely important or essential. start learning
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Crucial – (Sleep is crucial for recovery.)
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Able to be trusted or depended on. start learning
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Reliable – (She is a reliable employee.)
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Able to continue for a long time without harm. start learning
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Sustainable – (We must find sustainable solutions.)
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To decide or discover something after thinking. start learning
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Determine – (Scientists determined the cause of the problem.)
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To improve the quality or value of something. start learning
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Enhance – (Exercise enhances mental health.)
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To keep something at the same level. start learning
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Maintain – (It is difficult to maintain motivation.)
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To successfully deal with a difficulty. start learning
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Overcome – (He overcame many obstacles.)
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To believe something without proof. start learning
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Assume – (People often assume it is easy.)
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To think carefully about something. start learning
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Consider – (We should consider other options.)
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To accept that something is true. start learning
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Acknowledge – (He acknowledged his mistake.)
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As a result of something. start learning
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Consequently – (He trained hard; consequently, he improved.)
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In addition to something already said. start learning
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Furthermore – (Furthermore, the results were impressive.)
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Despite what has just been said. start learning
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Nevertheless – (The task was difficult; nevertheless, we succeeded.)
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Therefore – (The evidence is clear; therefore, action is needed.)
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In contrast to what was said before. start learning
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However – (However, there are some risks.)
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A disadvantage or negative aspect. start learning
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Drawback – (The main drawback is the high cost.)
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The final result of a situation. start learning
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Outcome – (The outcome of the experiment surprised everyone.)
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Knowledge or understanding of something. start learning
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Awareness – (There is growing awareness of climate change.)
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A method or way of doing something. start learning
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Approach – (We need a different approach.)
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Information that proves something. start learning
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Evidence – (There is strong evidence supporting the claim.)
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Something that affects a result. start learning
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Factor – (Many factors influence success.)
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