knowledge
Information and understanding gained through learning or experience.
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not less than the stated number, amount, or degree
at the present time, rather than necessarily in general or permanently
during the same period or at the same moment as another event
as a result of the person, event, or situation named afterward
Easy to understand because meaning or organization is not confusing.
to finish an activity or process so that no required part remains undone
Including all required parts or having nothing relevant missing.
to have something inside it or as one of its parts
to keep happening or doing something, or to begin doing it again after a break
used to ask someone politely to carry out an action
to make something new or cause it to come into existence
A small individual fact or feature of a larger whole.
A way in which things are unlike one another.
The same in amount, size, degree, or status in the relevant comparison.
A specific case used to illustrate a more general point.
used to introduce the first point to consider or the first action in a sequence
used to introduce a particular case that illustrates a broader statement
To be unable to bring information to mind or fail to remember something that should be done.
to wait for a short time before continuing or receiving an answer
to become better or to make something better
to have someone or something as a part of a larger group or whole
in place of the person, thing, or action mentioned afterward
Information and understanding gained through learning or experience.
smaller in amount or measure than the quantity stated afterward
to provide care for someone or keep something safe and in good condition
greater in number or amount than the quantity stated afterward
to make something available for someone to accept, use, or consider
at the arranged time or by the required deadline, without being late
individually and successively rather than all together
Used to say that something is possible or to make a suggestion less direct.