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Concur (verb)

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Definition: To agree with someone or have the same opinion.
Example: Most experts concur that climate change is a serious issue.
Synonyms: agree, coincide, assent

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Intrinsic (adjective)

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Definition: Belonging naturally; essential.
Example: Creativity is an intrinsic part of human nature.
Synonyms: inherent, innate, fundamental

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Mitigate (verb)

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Definition: To make something less severe, harmful, or painful.
Example: The government took steps to mitigate the effects of the crisis.
Synonyms: reduce, alleviate, ease

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Ambiguous (adjective)

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Definition: Open to more than one interpretation; not having one obvious meaning.
Example: His answer was deliberately ambiguous.
Synonyms: unclear, vague, equivocal

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Viable (adjective)

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Definition: Capable of working successfully or being effective.
Example: Solar energy is a viable alternative to fossil fuels.
Synonyms: feasible, workable, practical

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Substantiate (verb)

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Definition: To provide evidence to support or prove the truth of something.
Example: She was asked to substantiate her claims with data.
Synonyms: prove, validate, confirm

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Predominantly (adverb)

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Definition: Mainly; for the most part.
Example: The region is predominantly rural.
Synonyms: chiefly, primarily, largely

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Articulate (verb)

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Definition: To express thoughts or ideas clearly and effectively.
Example: He was able to articulate his concerns with confidence.
Synonyms: express, convey, communicate

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Reiterate (verb)

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Definition: To say something again, often for emphasis or clarity.
Example: The teacher reiterated the instructions before the test.
Synonyms: repeat, restate, echo

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Implication (noun)

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Definition: A possible effect or result of an action or decision.
Example: The new law has serious implications for small businesses.
Synonyms: consequence, outcome, repercussion