The act of showing that something is correct or acceptable.

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a comparison between things that have similar features, often used to help explain a principle or idea

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(of something unpleasant or dangerous) gradually and secretly causing harm

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the practice of exchanging things with others for mutual benefit.

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the quality of being clever, original, and inventive.

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A connection between two or more things.

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what a person needs in order to stay alive

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the state of not having, or not having enough, of something that is needed to stay alive

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The direction or path of development over time.

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Her tone was so c (a)   (adj), it made everyone in the room feel belittled.

External va (a)   n (n) from social media can distort a teenager’s sense of self-worth.

The teacher used an a (a)   (v) comparing the human brain to a computer to help students understand its function.

Social media can have an in (a)   (adj) effect on self-esteem, gradually eroding confidence over time.

Healthy friendships are built on reci (a)   (n), where both parties offer support and respect.

The engineer’s in (a)   (n) was evident in the innovative design of the bridge.

Studies show a strong co (a)   n (n) between poor sleep habits and declining academic performance.

Many families in the remote village rely on farming for sub (a)   (n).

A vitamin D de (a)   (n) can lead to a variety of health problems.

Early reading habits can shape a student’s academic tr_j (a)   y (n) over time.

Overly fussy or concerned with proper behaviour or appearance.

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Extremely thin or weak, often due to lack of food.

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Warm and humid weather, often uncomfortable.

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A basic or essential item, especially in food or supplies.

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A temporary delay or relief from something, especially punishment.

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Logical, clear, and consistent in thought or communication.

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To refuse to engage with or support as a form of protest.

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Persuasive or impressive speaking or writing, often lacking sincerity.

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Doubtful or questioning the truth of something.

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Persuasive or impressive speaking or writing, often lacking sincerity.

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Friendly and pleasant in nature.

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He was too (a)   to join the messy activity.

The politician’s speech was full of persuasive (a)   but lacked substance.

The weather was hot and (a)   after the afternoon rain.

Her (a)   personality made her popular among her classmates.

The stray dog looked (a)   and in need of food.

His (a)   toward new technology is well known.

The movie became a (a)   part of every holiday season.

Many customers chose to (a)   the brand due to its unethical policies.

The essay lacked (a)   and was hard to follow.

The court granted a temporary (a)   to delay the execution.