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1 everything All the things being talked about or considered as a whole.
2 understand To grasp the meaning of something.
3 university An institution of higher education offering degrees, teaching, and research.
4 experience Knowledge or skill gained by doing something over time.
5 department A distinct section of an organisation, business, or government responsible for a particular area of work.
6 especially To a greater degree than usual; particularly.
7 production The process of making or manufacturing something.
8 themselves The reflexive form of "they" used for a group of people or things already mentioned.
9 considered Carefully thought through rather than said or decided on impulse.
10 population The total number of people living in a particular place.
11 management The process of planning, organizing, and directing resources or people to achieve a goal.
12 individual A single person, considered on their own rather than as part of a group.
13 particular Specific; referring to one particular thing rather than things in general.
14 technology The practical application of scientific knowledge to solve problems or build tools and machines.
15 conference A formal meeting where people discuss ideas, present research, or negotiate on a particular topic.
16 difference The way in which two or more things are unlike each other.
17 throughout In every part of something, or during the whole of a period of time.
18 Washington Informal term for a U.S. one-dollar bill, which carries a portrait of George Washington.
19 completely Totally or fully, with nothing left out.
20 commission A fee paid to someone, usually a percentage, for completing a sale or transaction.
21 successful Having achieved the intended goal or result.
22 additional Extra; added on top of what already exists.
23 associated Connected or linked with something else, such as another person, idea, or company.
24 collection A group of things gathered together, often assembled with care or over time.
25 interested Showing curiosity or attention toward something.
26 parliament A country's elected law-making body, which debates issues, passes laws, and oversees government spending.
27 absolutely Completely and without qualification.
28 operations The practical, day-to-day activities involved in running a business or organization.
29 Australian Relating to Australia, its people, or its languages.
30 commercial A paid advertisement broadcast on television or radio.
31 investment Money put into something, such as a business or property, with the goal of making a profit.
32 eventually In the end, especially after delay or difficulty.
33 California The most populous U.S. state, on the Pacific coast, whose capital is Sacramento.
34 television A device with a screen and speaker that receives and displays broadcast pictures and sound.
35 definitely Without any doubt; certainly.
36 previously At an earlier time, before now or before the point being discussed.
37 protection The act of keeping someone or something safe, or the state of being safe.
38 generation All the people born and living at around the same time, seen as a group.
39 impossible Not able to happen or be done.
40 apparently According to what one has heard or read, though not necessarily confirmed.
41 discussion A conversation or exchange of views about a particular subject.
42 foundation The solid base that supports a building or structure.
43 industrial Relating to industry, especially manufacturing.
44 democratic Relating to or based on the principle that power belongs to the people.
45 historical Relating to history or the past, especially as recorded and studied, as opposed to legend or fiction.
46 leadership The ability to guide, direct, or inspire a group of people.
47 background The part of a scene or image that lies behind the main subject.
48 determined Showing firm resolve; not easily discouraged.
49 scientific Relating to science or to the methods used in science.
50 introduced Brought in from elsewhere rather than naturally occurring in a place.
51 increasing Growing larger in amount, number, or degree over time.
52 appreciate To be grateful for something.
53 importance The quality of being significant, valuable, or worthy of attention.
54 appearance The way someone or something looks.
55 definition A statement explaining what a word or term means.
56 originally At first, or in the beginning, before things changed.
57 relatively Fairly or somewhat, when judged against a typical standard.
58 revolution A forcible overthrow of a government or social order in favour of a new system.
59 confidence A feeling of self-assurance and belief in your own abilities.
60 opposition Strong disagreement with, or resistance to, a plan, policy, or idea.
61 restaurant A business where meals are prepared and served to customers, usually for payment.
62 everywhere In or to every place; in all locations.
63 girlfriend A woman in an ongoing, unmarried romantic relationship with someone.
64 developing Currently growing or changing, especially of a country becoming more industrialized.
65 supporting Providing help or a secondary role.
66 literature Written works, especially novels, plays, and poetry, valued for their artistic quality.
67 employment A paid job or work that someone does regularly.
68 controlled Kept in check; restrained rather than let loose.
69 expression The act of communicating a thought, feeling, or idea, especially through words, art, or behaviour.
70 facilities Buildings, equipment, or services provided for a particular purpose.
71 understood Grasped or accepted without needing to be stated directly.
72 statistics The branch of mathematics concerned with collecting, analyzing, and interpreting data.
73 reasonable Fair and sensible; based on good judgment.
74 assistance Help given to someone, or the act of helping.
75 resolution A firm decision to do or not do something.
76 recognized Widely accepted or acknowledged as valid, official, or distinguished.
77 resistance The act of opposing or fighting against something.
78 frequently Often; at frequent intervals.
79 settlement A formal agreement that resolves a dispute, often involving payment.
80 republican A person who supports republican government — rule by elected representatives rather than a monarch.
81 convention A large formal gathering of people who share a profession, interest, or cause.
82 depression A mental health condition marked by persistent sadness, low energy, and loss of interest in life.
83 ultimately In the end; after everything else has been considered or has happened.
84 electronic Relating to electrons or the devices that control their flow, such as computers, phones, and circuit boards.
85 equivalent Equal in value, meaning, or effect, though not necessarily identical.
86 incredible So unlikely or extraordinary that it is hard to believe.
87 percentage A proportion or rate expressed as a number out of one hundred.
88 tournament A series of games or contests played to determine an overall winner.
89 attractive Pleasing to look at; physically appealing.
90 containing The contents or ingredients held within something (used mainly as a describing form of "contain").
91 philosophy The academic study of fundamental questions about existence, knowledge, ethics, and reasoning.
92 sufficient Enough for a particular purpose; adequate.
93 constantly Happening all the time or very often; without stopping.
94 officially According to official rules, procedures, or authority.
95 comparison An act of comparing two or more things, or the result of doing so.
96 Manchester A major city in northwestern England, historically central to the Industrial Revolution and now known for musi...
97 performing The act of putting on a show or carrying out an action in front of others.
98 atmosphere The layer of gases surrounding a planet, especially Earth.
99 continuing Ongoing; still in progress or effect.
100 permission Formal or informal consent for something to happen.
101 subsequent Coming after something else in time or order.
102 personally Used to show that something is one's own private opinion or feeling.
103 basketball A team sport in which players score points by throwing a ball through a raised hoop.
104 concerning About; regarding; on the subject of.
105 conclusion The end or final part of something.
106 consistent Acting or performing in the same reliable way over time.
107 assessment A judgment or evaluation of something, or the amount of tax or duty charged.
108 lieutenant A junior commissioned officer rank in the army, air force, or marines, ranking below captain.
109 maintained Kept in good condition through regular care.
110 regardless Without letting something change the outcome; no matter what.
111 exhibition A public display of art, objects, or products, often in a gallery or museum.
112 registered Officially entered on a list or record.
113 reputation The general opinion that people hold about someone or something.
114 transition A change from one state, form, or place to another.
115 membership The state or status of belonging to a group or organisation.
116 commitment A promise or pledge to do something, or a strong dedication to a cause, relationship, or goal.
117 processing The act of handling something through a series of steps, especially data, applications, or materials.
118 retirement The act of leaving your job or career for good, usually after reaching a certain age.
119 ridiculous Deserving to be laughed at; absurd or foolish.
120 threatened At risk of being harmed or becoming endangered.
121 afterwards At a later time; subsequently.
122 regulation An official rule issued by an authority to control how something is done.
123 enterprise A business or organization, especially one involved in a significant undertaking.
124 impressive Causing admiration because of size, skill, quality, or achievement.
125 possession Something that a person owns.
126 electrical Relating to electricity or its use in devices and systems.
127 friendship A relationship of mutual affection and trust between people who are not related or romantically involved.
128 instrument A tool, especially a precise one used for measuring, medical work, or scientific tasks.
129 corruption Dishonest or illegal behavior, especially by people in power, such as bribery.
130 difficulty The state or quality of being hard to do, understand, or manage.
131 efficiency The quality of using time, energy, or resources well without unnecessary waste.
132 journalist Someone whose job is reporting on news and current events.
133 laboratory A room or building equipped for scientific research, testing, or experiments.
134 designated Officially chosen or set aside for a specific purpose.
135 encouraged Feeling more hopeful or confident after receiving support.
136 experiment A controlled test carried out to check a hypothesis or discover something new.
137 federation A group of states, organizations, or groups joined together under one central governing body while keeping som...
138 punishment A penalty given for wrongdoing, or the act of imposing one.
139 biological Relating to biology or to living organisms and their processes.
140 initiative A new plan or effort aimed at solving a problem or achieving a goal.
141 collective Shared by, or done by, a group as a whole rather than by individuals separately.
142 impression A feeling or opinion formed about something, often quickly and without deep analysis.
143 mechanical Relating to machines or the physical forces and motion they involve.
144 acceptable Good enough to be approved of or allowed; satisfactory.
145 ambassador A diplomat of the highest rank sent by one country to represent it in another.
146 contribute To give something, such as money, effort, or ideas, that becomes part of a larger effort or whole.
147 provincial Relating to or typical of a province, especially a region outside the capital or main city.
148 evaluation A formal assessment of someone or something's quality or performance.
149 approaches Different methods or ways of handling something (plural of approach).
150 proportion The size or amount of one part of something compared with the whole.
151 publishing The business of producing and distributing books, magazines, or other written works.
152 aggressive Ready or likely to attack or confront; hostile.
153 engagement A formal agreement to marry, or the period before a wedding.
154 innovation The act of creating or introducing something new.
155 monitoring The ongoing act of watching, checking, or tracking something to catch changes or problems.
156 integrated Combined into a single, coordinated whole rather than kept as separate parts.
157 physically In terms of the body, rather than mentally or emotionally.
158 vulnerable Likely to be harmed, attacked, or hurt, physically or emotionally.
159 continuous Going on without any break or interruption.
160 occupation A person's job or profession.
161 remarkable Unusual or impressive enough to deserve attention or comment.
162 accounting The system and practice of recording and analysing a business's or person's finances.
163 functional Working properly; in usable, operating condition.
164 helicopter An aircraft lifted and moved by one or more sets of rotating overhead blades, letting it hover, fly in any dir...
165 influenced Affected or shaped by someone or something else.
166 legitimate Allowed by, or in agreement with, the law.
167 productive Getting a lot done; generating good results efficiently.
168 psychology The scientific study of the mind and human behavior.
169 submission The act of giving in or yielding to someone else's authority or control.
170 widespread Found or happening over a large area or among many people.
171 celebrated Famous or widely admired.
172 discipline The practice of training yourself or others to follow rules and control behaviour.
173 restricted Kept within set limits; not free to go beyond a boundary.
174 surprising Causing a feeling of surprise; unexpected.
175 classified Officially marked as secret and restricted from public disclosure by a government.
176 conversion The act of changing something from one form, use, or state into another.
177 directions Instructions explaining how to get somewhere or how to do something.
178 indigenous Originating naturally in a particular place; native, especially before colonization or outside influence.
179 prevention The act of stopping something, especially a problem or danger, before it happens.
180 separation The act or state of two or more things or people being kept or held apart.
181 specialist Someone with deep expertise in one particular field or subject.
182 suggesting Putting forward an idea, plan, or possibility for someone else to consider.
183 guaranteed Promised or certain to happen; backed by a guarantee.
184 underlying Situated beneath or below something else.
185 calculated Worked out precisely through calculation.
186 elementary Simple and basic; easy to understand.
187 incredibly To an extreme or surprising degree.
188 motivation The desire, drive, or reason behind a person's actions.
189 structural Relating to the structure, framework, or underlying arrangement of something.
190 suggestion An idea or plan put forward for consideration.
191 highlights A short summary of the best or most important moments of an event.
192 photograph An image captured using a camera.
193 travelling British spelling of traveling: the act of journeying from place to place.
194 acceptance The act of agreeing to receive, believe, or approve of something.
195 conviction A strong, firmly held belief.
196 reflection An image or copy of something formed by light bouncing off a surface.
197 artificial Made by humans rather than occurring naturally.
198 mainstream Widely accepted as normal or conventional, rather than niche or fringe.
199 phenomenon An observable event, fact, or occurrence, especially one that is studied or explained scientifically.
200 struggling Having a hard time succeeding or coping, especially financially or emotionally.
201 unexpected Not anticipated or predicted beforehand.
202 completion The state of being finished, or the act of finishing something.
203 diplomatic Relating to relations between governments and their representatives.
204 perception The way the mind organizes and makes sense of information taken in through the senses.
205 popularity The state of being widely liked, admired, or supported.
206 suspension A temporary stop or delay of something.
207 conspiracy A secret plan made by two or more people to do something harmful or illegal.
208 earthquake A sudden shaking of the ground caused by movement in the Earth's crust.
209 explaining The act of making something clear or giving a reason for it.
210 propaganda Information, often biased or misleading, spread to influence public opinion or promote a cause.
211 Queensland A state in northeastern Australia, whose capital is Brisbane.
212 repeatedly Again and again; many times.
213 accessible Easy to reach, enter, or obtain.
214 collecting The hobby of seeking, acquiring, and organizing items of personal interest.
215 commentary A set of explanatory notes or opinions on a text, event, or situation.
216 compromise An agreement reached when each side gives up part of what it wants.
217 profession A job or occupation that requires special training or skill, especially one with a recognized qualification.
218 regulatory Relating to official rules or the bodies that enforce them.
219 substitute To use one thing or person in place of another.
220 attributed Said to be the work, quality, or possession of a particular person, cause, or source.
221 controller A handheld device used to operate a video game or machine.
222 disgusting Causing a strong feeling of revulsion; repulsive.
223 medication A drug or medicine used to treat an illness.
224 respective Belonging or relating separately to each person or thing being discussed.
225 assignment A task given to someone, especially a piece of schoolwork or a work project.
226 invitation A request for someone to attend an event or take part in something.
227 mysterious Difficult to understand or explain; hard to figure out.
228 assumption Something accepted as true without proof, or the act of accepting it as true.
229 meaningful Full of significance or purpose; important in a deep or personal way.
230 presidency The office of president, or the period during which someone holds it.
231 protective Designed or intended to protect.
232 Chancellor A senior government official, especially the head of government in countries like Germany or Austria, or a fin...
233 convenient Easy to use or reach; not causing extra trouble or effort.
234 excitement A strong feeling of eagerness, thrill, or enthusiasm.
235 indication A sign or piece of evidence that shows something exists or is likely.
236 obligation A duty or requirement to do something, often because of a promise, law, or moral sense.
237 preference A liking for one thing over another.
238 adaptation The process of adjusting something, or of adjusting to a new situation.
239 attendance The act of being present at an event, or the number of people present.
240 authorized Officially permitted or approved.
241 comparable Similar enough to something else that a meaningful comparison can be made.
242 inspection A careful, close examination of something.
243 responding Present participle of respond — in the process of answering or reacting.
244 accordance Agreement or conformity, especially with a rule or plan.
245 politician A person who holds or seeks elected or appointed government office.
246 separately Apart from one another; not together.
247 attraction A place, event, or thing that draws visitors or interest.
248 capitalism An economic system in which businesses and resources are privately owned and run for profit, with prices large...
249 occasional Happening from time to time, but not regularly or often.
250 challenged Lacking a particular physical or mental ability; used, sometimes with an adverb, as a euphemistic or (in some...
251 complexity The state of having many interconnected parts, making something hard to understand or manage.
252 consultant A person hired for their specialist expertise or advice, usually on a temporary or independent basis.
253 curriculum The full set of courses and material taught at a school or university.
254 disability A physical or mental condition that significantly limits a person's abilities or functioning.
255 expedition A journey made by a person or group for a specific purpose, such as exploration, research, or military action.
256 reasonably In a sensible or fair way.
257 suspicious Making people think something is wrong or dishonest.
258 withdrawal The act of taking money out of an account, or the sum of money taken out.
259 altogether Completely; entirely.
260 excellence The quality of being extremely good at something; outstanding merit.
261 inevitable Certain to happen; impossible to avoid or prevent.
262 innovative Introducing new ideas or methods; creative and original.
263 Portuguese Relating to Portugal, its people, or its culture.
264 pronounced Very noticeable or clearly marked.
265 reportedly According to what has been reported, though not necessarily confirmed.
266 affordable Priced at a level most people can reasonably pay.
267 conducting The act of directing musicians as they perform a piece of music.
268 constitute To make up or form something when combined with other parts.
269 addressing The practice of writing a name and address on mail, or the system used to locate information (as in computing)...
270 delivering The action of bringing or carrying something to its destination.
271 governance The system, process, or authority by which an organization or country is directed and controlled.
272 liberation The act of setting someone or something free, or the state of having been freed.
273 priorities The plural of priority; a list or set of things ranked by importance.
274 applicable Relevant or suitable to a particular situation.
275 beneficial Producing good results; helpful.
276 strengthen To make something stronger, more solid, or more effective.
277 tremendous Extremely large in size, amount, or degree.
278 capability The power, skill, or resources needed to do something.
279 horizontal Level and flat; parallel to the ground rather than upright.
280 journalism The work of gathering, writing, and publishing news for the public.
281 purchasing The activity or process of buying goods or services, especially within a business.
282 thoroughly In a complete, careful way, leaving nothing undone.
283 accomplish To succeed in doing or finishing something, especially something difficult.
284 adjustment A small change made to improve or correct something.
285 compliance The act of following rules, laws, or requests set by others.
286 dictionary A reference book that lists words alphabetically along with their meanings, pronunciations, and other details.
287 explicitly In a clear, direct, and unambiguous way.
288 geographic Relating to geography, or to the physical features and location of places.
289 graduation The act of completing a degree or course of study.
290 passionate Showing or feeling very strong emotion or enthusiasm.
291 accurately In a correct or exact way; without error.
292 creativity The ability to produce original and imaginative ideas or work.
293 disturbing Causing worry, unease, or shock.
294 motorcycle A two-wheeled motor vehicle steered with handlebars, ridden while straddling the seat.
295 nomination The act of proposing someone as a candidate, or the proposal itself.
296 perfection The state of being completely free from flaws; the highest possible standard.
297 presumably Used to say that something is probably true, based on the available evidence, even without direct confirmation...
298 prosperity The state of being successful and financially well-off.
299 succession A number of things or people following one after another in order.
300 underneath Below or beneath something, often in contact with it.