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Assume (verb)

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Definition: To accept something as true without proof.
Example: We can’t assume he’ll be on time.
Synonyms: suppose, presume, believe

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Efficient (adjective)

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Definition: Working in a well-organised and productive way without wasting time or resources.
Example: The new system is more efficient than the old one.
Synonyms: effective, streamlined, productive

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Trend (noun)

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Definition: A general direction in which something is developing or changing.
Example: There is a growing trend towards online learning.
Synonyms: pattern, movement, tendency

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Considerable (adjective)

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Definition: Large or significant in amount, extent, or degree.
Example: The project required a considerable amount of time.
Synonyms: substantial, extensive, major

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Maintenance (noun)

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Definition: The process of keeping something in good condition.
Example: Regular maintenance of the equipment is essential.
Synonyms: upkeep, servicing, care

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Justify (verb)

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Definition: To show or prove that something is right or reasonable.
Example: He tried to justify his decision with data.
Synonyms: explain, defend, validate

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Prior (adjective)

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Definition: Existing or coming before in time or order.
Example: You must have prior approval before entering.
Synonyms: previous, earlier, preceding

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Impact (noun)

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Definition: The strong effect or influence something has.
Example: The new policy had a big impact on students.
Synonyms: effect, influence, consequence

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Requirement (noun)

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Definition: Something that is needed or demanded.
Example: A degree is a requirement for the job.
Synonyms: necessity, condition, obligation

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Evaluate (verb)

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Definition: To assess or judge the value, quality, or importance of something.
Example: We need to evaluate the results carefully.
Synonyms: assess, analyse, appraise