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1 relationship The way two or more people or things are connected, or the connection itself.
2 particularly Especially; more than usual or more than others.
3 professional Relating to or meeting the standards of a skilled occupation.
4 organization A group of people, or of legal entities, formed for a particular purpose and governed by set rules.
5 construction The process or business of building something, especially buildings and infrastructure.
6 distribution The act of spreading or handing something out.
7 conversation A spoken exchange of ideas or information between two or more people.
8 intelligence The ability to learn, understand, and apply knowledge effectively.
9 specifically In a way that names or applies to one particular thing; explicitly.
10 independence Freedom from control, influence, or support by others.
11 constitution A document setting out the fundamental laws and principles that govern a country or organization.
12 conservative A person who favours keeping things as they traditionally are and resists rapid change.
13 introduction The act of making people known to each other.
14 championship A competition held to decide who is the best, or the final round of such a competition.
15 consequences A traditional pen-and-paper party game in which each player writes part of a story without seeing what others...
16 agricultural Relating to farming or the production of crops and livestock.
17 increasingly More and more as time goes on.
18 contemporary Belonging to or happening in the present time; modern.
19 organisation The standard British and Australian spelling of "organization" — a group of people with a shared purpose, or t...
20 commissioner A member of a commission, or an official put in charge of a government department or agency.
21 successfully In a way that achieves the intended result.
22 presidential Relating to a president or the office of president.
23 respectively In the order given, matching each item on one list to the corresponding item on another.
24 architecture The art and practice of designing and constructing buildings.
25 headquarters An organization's main office, from which its operations or leadership are run.
26 neighborhood A district within a town or city, especially one where people live.
27 contribution Something given, such as money, time, or effort, that adds to a bigger effort.
28 representing The act of standing in for or portraying someone or something.
29 disappointed Feeling let down because something did not turn out as hoped.
30 occasionally Now and then; sometimes, but not often.
31 conservation The protection and careful management of nature, wildlife, or natural resources.
32 considerable Large enough in size, amount, or degree to be important.
33 intervention The act of becoming involved in a situation in order to influence or change its outcome.
34 nevertheless In spite of what was just said; even so.
35 compensation Money or another benefit given to make up for a loss, injury, or inconvenience.
36 difficulties Problems or troubles that make something hard to achieve or manage.
37 intellectual Relating to the ability to think and reason, rather than to emotions or physical skill.
38 transmission The act of sending or passing something on, such as data, a signal, or a disease.
39 presentation A talk or demonstration given to an audience, often with visual aids.
40 subsequently Afterward; at a later time.
41 surveillance Close, ongoing observation of a person, group, or place, especially to gather information or watch for wrongdo...
42 broadcasting The industry or activity of producing and transmitting radio and television programs.
43 conventional Following accepted customs, methods, or standards rather than anything unusual.
44 announcement A public or formal statement telling people about something.
45 Philadelphia A major U.S. city in Pennsylvania, once the nation's capital and home to Independence Hall and the Liberty Bel...
46 commonwealth A self-governing political community, especially one organized for the general good of its members.
47 experimental Based on or used for testing new ideas; not yet proven or standard.
48 Christianity The Abrahamic religion based on the life and teachings of Jesus Christ.
49 developments Plural of development — new events, or groups of newly built structures.
50 jurisdiction The official authority to make legal decisions and judgments over a particular area, group of people, or type...
51 significance The quality of being important or having a noticeable effect.
52 consistently In a way that stays the same each time; reliably.
53 unemployment The state of not having a paid job.
54 consequently As a result of what was just mentioned; therefore.
55 Pennsylvania A state in the northeastern United States, named for its founder William Penn, with "sylvania" meaning "woodla...
56 accidentally By chance or mistake, without intending to.
57 satisfaction A feeling of contentment or fulfillment that comes from getting what you need or want.
58 accomplished Highly skilled, especially through training or practice.
59 establishing The process of setting something up so it becomes permanent or accepted.
60 incorporated Formally established as a legal company, usually one where shareholders' liability is limited.
61 productivity The rate at which work, goods, or results are produced, especially in relation to effort or resources.
62 acknowledged Widely accepted or recognized as true.
63 photographer A person who takes photographs, often as a job.
64 manufacturer A person or company that makes goods, usually on a large scale.
65 appreciation A feeling of gratitude or recognition of something's value.
66 humanitarian Concerned with improving people's welfare and reducing suffering.
67 embarrassing Causing feelings of shame or awkward self-consciousness.
68 metropolitan Relating to a large city or its surrounding urban area.
69 additionally As a further point; also.
70 installation The act of setting up equipment or software so it's ready for use.
71 availability The state of being available or obtainable, or the times someone is free.
72 considerably By a large amount; significantly.
73 mathematical Relating to mathematics or its methods.
74 intermediate Positioned between two extremes, or partway through a course of learning.
75 manufactured Produced by machines or industry rather than occurring naturally.
76 historically With reference to history, or in terms of the historical record.
77 preservation The act of keeping something safe from harm, decay, or destruction.
78 civilization A large, organised society with its own culture, institutions, and level of development, often spanning a nati...
79 confirmation Proof or a statement that something is true or has been agreed.
80 surprisingly In a way that is unexpected or astonishing.
81 concentrated Made stronger by having water or bulk removed; not diluted.
82 deliberately On purpose; intentionally, not by accident.
83 experiencing The act of going through or undergoing something.
84 interference The act of interfering with, or disrupting, something.
85 commissioned Holding an official rank or authority granted through a formal appointment.
86 overwhelming So strong, large, or intense that it is hard to resist or cope with.
87 unbelievable So surprising or extraordinary that it is hard to accept as true.
88 prescription A doctor's written authorization for a patient to receive a particular medicine or treatment.
89 instrumental Playing a key or essential role in making something happen.
90 geographical Relating to geography; an alternative form of geographic.
91 congregation The group of people gathered for worship at a church, synagogue, mosque, or other place of worship.
92 consultation A meeting to discuss something or get advice, especially with a professional.
93 entertaining Enjoyable and amusing.
94 governmental Relating to a government or to the act of governing.
95 imprisonment The state of being confined in prison, or a sentence involving such confinement.
96 sufficiently To an adequate or sufficient degree; enough.
97 dramatically In a way that is sudden, striking, or extreme.
98 transparency The quality of being clear enough to see through.
99 subscription An arrangement to receive a product or service regularly, usually for a recurring payment.
100 continuously Without any pause or break.
101 supernatural Beyond what can be explained by the laws of nature, often attributed to spirits, gods, or magic.
102 Thanksgiving A North American holiday for giving thanks, marked with a family feast — the fourth Thursday of November in th...
103 coordination The act of organizing different people or things so they work together effectively.
104 entrepreneur A person who starts and runs a business, taking on its financial risk.
105 unacceptable Not good enough to be allowed, approved of, or tolerated.
106 accompanying Attached to or provided together with something else.
107 exploitation The unfair use of someone or something for personal gain.
108 reproduction The biological process by which living things produce offspring.
109 illustration A picture or diagram used to decorate or explain a text.
110 conditioning Training that shapes behaviour through repetition and reward or punishment.
111 economically In a way that avoids waste; thriftily or efficiently.
112 individually One at a time, separately, rather than as a group.
113 insufficient Not enough for what is needed.
114 modification A change made to something, especially one that adjusts it without changing its basic nature.
115 municipality A city, town, or other district that has its own local government.
116 resurrection The act of coming back to life after death.
117 confidential Meant to be kept secret and shared only with a limited group of people.
118 recreational Relating to activities done for fun or relaxation, not for work or necessity.
119 consolidated Combined into a single, stronger unit.
120 constructive Helpful and useful, especially in offering solutions or improvements rather than just criticism.
121 evolutionary Relating to biological evolution or the theory of evolution.
122 investigator A person whose job is to investigate something, such as a crime or accident.
123 inconsistent Not staying the same over time; unpredictable or unreliable.
124 occupational Relating to a person's job or work.
125 surroundings The area, objects, and conditions around a person or place; an environment.
126 enthusiastic Showing strong excitement, interest, or approval.
127 intersection A place where two or more roads or paths meet or cross.
128 Saskatchewan A prairie province in western Canada, whose capital is Regina.
129 satisfactory Good enough to meet a need or requirement; acceptable.
130 manipulation The act of skillfully handling or operating something.
131 reproductive Relating to the process of producing offspring.
132 prostitution The practice of engaging in sex in exchange for money or other payment.
133 unsuccessful Not achieving the intended result; having failed.
134 acceleration An increase in speed, or the rate at which speed increases.
135 collectively As a group; treated or acting together rather than individually.
136 differential Relating to or based on a difference between things.
137 notification A message or alert informing someone of something.
138 breakthrough A sudden, important advance or discovery that overcomes a major obstacle.
139 disciplinary Relating to punishment or rules meant to enforce good behaviour.
140 psychologist A specialist who studies the mind and behavior, often providing therapy or counseling.
141 continuation The act of carrying something on, or a part that extends or follows something already begun.
142 questionable Open to doubt; not clearly true, sound, or reliable.
143 disadvantage A drawback, weakness, or unfavorable circumstance compared to others.
144 constituency A geographic district whose voters elect a representative.
145 transferring The act of moving something or someone from one place, person, or account to another.
146 Newfoundland A giant working dog breed with a thick, usually black coat, prized for its strength, calm temperament, and nat...
147 unreasonable Not guided by sound judgment or reason; excessive or unfair given the circumstances.
148 anticipation The feeling of excitement or nervousness while waiting for something to happen.
149 contaminated Made impure or unsafe by the presence of a harmful or unwanted substance.
150 accumulation The gradual gathering of something into a larger amount; also the resulting mass.
151 dictatorship A form of government in which one person or small group holds total, unchecked power.
152 disagreement An argument or dispute between people who hold different views.
153 Johannesburg The largest city in South Africa, founded during the nineteenth-century gold rush.
154 photographic Relating to photographs or the process of photography.
155 standardized Made to conform to a single official or agreed set of rules or measurements.
156 psychiatrist A medical doctor who specializes in diagnosing and treating mental illness, often able to prescribe medication...
157 tuberculosis A serious infectious disease, usually affecting the lungs, caused by a bacterium and marked by coughing, fever...
158 transitional Relating to or marking a period of change between two states.
159 commercially In a way related to trade or making a profit.
160 inflammation A part of the body becoming red, swollen, hot, and painful, usually as a reaction to injury or infection.
161 kindergarten A school or class for young children, typically aged around four to six, that comes before the first formal gr...
162 proportional Corresponding in size or degree to something else, changing at a matching rate.
163 verification The act of confirming that something is true, accurate, or genuine.
164 Indianapolis The capital city of Indiana, United States, and the county seat of Marion County.
165 simultaneous Happening or done at exactly the same time as something else.
166 transforming The process of changing something significantly in form or character.
167 unexpectedly In a way that surprises; without warning.
168 cancellation The act of calling something off or making it void.
169 circumstance A fact or condition connected to an event, which affects how it happens or is understood.
170 inflammatory Likely to provoke anger or strong reaction, especially through speech or writing.
171 northwestern Located in, from, or relating to the northwest.
172 anthropology The scientific and scholarly study of human beings, covering culture, language, biology, and history.
173 hypothetical Based on a supposition rather than actual fact; imagined for the sake of argument.
174 indefinitely For an unspecified length of time, with no planned end.
175 spirituality The quality of being concerned with the soul or with religious and inner life rather than material things.
176 authenticity The quality of being genuine, real, and true to its origin.
177 congratulate To tell someone you are happy for them about something good that has happened.
178 optimization The process of making something — a system, design, or process — work as well as possible.
179 practitioner Someone who actively works in a profession or skilled field, especially medicine or law.
180 regeneration The regrowth of damaged or lost living tissue.
181 commencement The beginning or start of something (formal).
182 highlighting The act of marking text or an area to make it stand out visually.
183 periodically From time to time; at recurring intervals.
184 catastrophic Extremely harmful or disastrous, often on a scale from which recovery is difficult.
185 disappearing Present participle of "disappear" — going out of sight or ceasing to exist.
186 personalized Made or adjusted to suit one particular person's needs or tastes.
187 refrigerator An appliance that keeps food and drink cold, commonly called a fridge.
188 discontinued No longer made, sold, or continued.
189 infringement A violation of a law or someone's legal rights.
190 interpreting The skill or profession of converting spoken or signed language from one language into another as it is being...
191 transporting The act of carrying people or goods from one place to another.
192 unidentified Not identified; whose name or nature is unknown.
193 constructing The ongoing act of building or putting something together.
194 fundamentals The basic principles or skills that everything else is built on.
195 inauguration The formal ceremony of installing someone into office.
196 incidentally Used to introduce a side remark, loosely connected to what was just said.
197 neurological Relating to neurology, the branch of medicine dealing with the nervous system.
198 northeastern Located in, from, or relating to the northeast.
199 acquaintance A person you know slightly, but who is not a close friend.
200 condemnation Strong public criticism or disapproval of something.
201 presbyterian Relating to a form of church government run by elected elders (presbyters) rather than bishops.
202 southeastern Of, in, or relating to the southeast.
203 spokesperson A person, regardless of gender, who speaks officially for a person, group, or organization.
204 substitution The act of putting one thing in place of another, or the result of doing so.
205 biodiversity The variety of plant and animal life found in a particular habitat or across the planet.
206 conveniently In a way that is easy or handy, without extra effort.
207 coordinating Organizing people, activities, or things so they work together.
208 incompatible Unable to exist, work, or coexist together due to fundamental differences.
209 proclamation An official public announcement.
210 aggressively In a hostile, forceful, or determined manner.
211 disconnected No longer joined or linked; cut off.
212 southwestern Of, in, or relating to the southwest.
213 storytelling The craft of telling stories.
214 testosterone A hormone, produced mainly in the testes, that drives male physical development and sex drive.
215 volunteering Unpaid work done to help others or support a cause.
216 intimidation The act of frightening or pressuring someone, especially through threats.
217 accelerating Becoming faster over time.
218 astronomical Relating to astronomy or to space and celestial objects.
219 breathtaking So beautiful or spectacular that it leaves you momentarily stunned.
220 bureaucratic Relating to a bureaucracy, or characterized by excessive rules and procedure.
221 chemotherapy Medical treatment using drugs, especially to destroy or slow cancer cells.
222 discriminate To treat a person or group unfairly because of a characteristic such as race, age, or gender.
223 dissertation A long, formal piece of writing on a specific subject, usually required to complete an advanced degree.
224 introductory Serving as an introduction; giving a basic overview before the main content.
225 unauthorized Done without official permission.
226 encyclopedia A reference work containing articles on a wide range of subjects, usually arranged alphabetically or by catego...
227 illegitimate Not legally or officially sanctioned; not proper or authorised.
228 artificially In a manner that is man-made or not natural.
229 heterosexual Romantically or sexually attracted to people of the opposite sex.
230 Scandinavian Relating to Scandinavia, its people, or its languages.
231 subcommittee A smaller group formed from within a larger committee to handle a specific part of its work.
232 intimidating Causing fear, nervousness, or a sense of being overpowered.
233 ridiculously In a way that is absurd or laughable.
234 transmitting The process of sending out a signal or piece of information.
235 correctional Relating to the imprisonment or rehabilitation of convicted offenders.
236 demographics Statistical information describing a population, such as age, income, or education level.
237 interruption An act of breaking in on something, or a pause caused by this.
238 mobilization The act of organizing people or resources and getting them ready for action, especially military action.
239 interception The act of stopping or catching something before it reaches its destination.
240 irrespective Not taking something into account; regardless of it.
241 recognizable Able to be identified or known from previous experience.
242 civilisation British spelling of civilization — an organised, developed society or culture.
243 colonization The act of settling and taking control of a territory, especially one already inhabited by another people.
244 impoverished Made poor; reduced to poverty.
245 characterize To describe someone or something as having particular qualities.
246 indifference A lack of interest, concern, or sympathy.
247 irresistible So strong or powerful that it cannot be resisted or stopped.
248 hospitalized Admitted to a hospital for treatment.
249 hypertension A medical condition of persistently high blood pressure.
250 identifiable Able to be recognized or named as a specific thing or person.
251 supplemental Serving to supplement something; additional.
252 departmental Relating to a department within an organisation.
253 fermentation The chemical process by which yeast, bacteria, or enzymes convert sugars into alcohol, acid, or gas, usually w...
254 Jacksonville The largest city in Florida, United States, seat of Duval County; also the name of many other towns across the...
255 motivational Intended to inspire people to act or try harder.
256 shipbuilding The industry or process of designing and constructing ships.
257 unattractive Not pleasing in appearance.
258 intermittent Happening at irregular intervals rather than continuously.
259 interstellar Occurring or existing between the stars.
260 respectfully In a manner that shows courtesy and regard for someone.
261 advantageous Providing a benefit; favorable to one's interests.
262 cosmopolitan Familiar and comfortable with many different countries and cultures.
263 denomination A specific religious group or branch within a broader faith.
264 homelessness The condition of not having a permanent place to live.
265 inaccessible Hard or impossible to reach or get to.
266 peacekeeping The activity of maintaining peace between hostile groups or nations, often using a sanctioned military force.
267 subconscious Happening in the part of the mind we are not actively aware of.
268 emancipation The act of freeing someone from slavery, legal control, or oppressive restriction.
269 inconvenient Causing difficulty, trouble, or discomfort; not suitable for one's needs.
270 irreversible Impossible to change back to how it was before; permanent.
271 purification The process of removing impurities or contaminants from something.
272 dissatisfied Not pleased or content; disappointed with how something turned out.
273 incompetence A lack of the skill or ability needed to do something properly.
274 journalistic Relating to journalism or the style typical of journalists.
275 perseverance Steady effort to keep doing something despite difficulty or setbacks.
276 remuneration Payment or compensation given for work or services.
277 circumcision The surgical removal of the foreskin, often performed on infant boys for religious, cultural, or medical reaso...
278 disobedience The refusal or failure to follow instructions, rules, or authority.
279 horizontally In a flat, level direction or position.
280 illumination Light, or the act of providing light.
281 legitimately In a lawful, genuine, or properly justified way.
282 neuroscience The scientific study of the brain and nervous system.
283 tremendously To a very great degree; enormously.
284 unbelievably To a degree that is hard to believe; extremely.
285 compromising Damaging to one's reputation, or revealing something embarrassing or incriminating.
286 manslaughter The unlawful killing of a person without the deliberate intent required for murder, for example through neglig...
287 masturbation Sexual stimulation of one's own genitals, often to orgasm.
288 philanthropy The practice of donating money, time, or resources to promote the welfare of others.
289 exaggeration A statement or description that overstates the truth, making something seem bigger or more extreme than it is.
290 preferential Giving or showing favor to one person or group over others.
291 choreography The art or practice of designing and arranging dance movements or sequences of staged movement.
292 insurrection A violent uprising by part of a population against its government.
293 paramilitary An organized group structured and equipped like a military force but not officially part of a country's armed...
294 passionately In a way that shows intense emotion or enthusiasm.
295 malnutrition A condition caused by not getting enough of the right nutrients.
296 Frankenstein A creation that ends up monstrous, uncontrollable, or dangerously different from what its creator intended.
297 mechanically In a way relating to machines or physical mechanisms.
298 prerequisite Something that must be in place or completed before something else can happen.
299 recollection A memory of something from the past.