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assess
(verb)Academic VerbsTo evaluate or estimate
assume
(verb)Academic VerbsTo accept as true without proof
attribute
(verb)Academic VerbsTo regard as caused by
cite
(verb)Academic VerbsTo quote as evidence
clarify
(verb)Academic VerbsTo make clear or easier to understand
compare
(verb)Academic VerbsTo examine similarities and differences
conclude
(verb)Academic VerbsTo reach a judgment after reasoning
contrast
(verb)Academic VerbsTo show differences between things
contribute
(verb)Academic VerbsTo give or add to something
demonstrate
(verb)Academic VerbsTo show clearly or prove
derive
(verb)Academic VerbsTo obtain from a source
distinguish
(verb)Academic VerbsTo recognize differences between
elaborate
(verb)Academic VerbsTo explain in more detail
emphasize
(verb)Academic VerbsTo stress the importance of
establish
(verb)Academic VerbsTo set up or prove
evaluate
(verb)Academic VerbsTo assess the value of
examine
(verb)Academic VerbsTo inspect closely
illustrate
(verb)Academic VerbsTo explain with examples
imply
(verb)Academic VerbsTo suggest without stating directly
indicate
(verb)Academic VerbsTo point out or show
interpret
(verb)Academic VerbsTo explain the meaning of
investigate
(verb)Academic VerbsTo examine systematically
justify
(verb)Academic VerbsTo prove reasonable or valid
maintain
(verb)Academic VerbsTo assert or keep in existence
modify
(verb)Academic VerbsTo make partial changes to
obtain
(verb)Academic VerbsTo get or acquire
perceive
(verb)Academic VerbsTo become aware of through senses
propose
(verb)Academic VerbsTo put forward for consideration
refute
(verb)Academic VerbsTo prove wrong
reveal
(verb)Academic VerbsTo make known
specify
(verb)Academic VerbsTo state precisely
substantiate
(verb)Academic VerbsTo provide evidence for
suggest
(verb)Academic VerbsTo put forward for consideration
summarize
(verb)Academic VerbsTo give a brief statement of main points
synthesize
(verb)Academic VerbsTo combine into a coherent whole
validate
(verb)Academic VerbsTo confirm or prove valid
verify
(verb)Academic VerbsTo confirm accuracy
advocate
(verb)Academic VerbsTo publicly support
allocate
(verb)Academic VerbsTo distribute for a purpose
hypothesis
(noun)Academic NounsA proposed explanation for a phenomenon
methodology
(noun)Academic NounsA system of methods used in a study
thesis
(noun)Academic NounsA statement put forward as a premise
paradigm
(noun)Academic NounsA typical example or pattern of thinking
synthesis
(noun)Academic NounsCombination of parts into a whole
criterion
(noun)Academic NounsA standard for judgment (plural: criteria)
discourse
(noun)Academic NounsWritten or spoken communication on a topic
inference
(noun)Academic NounsA conclusion based on evidence
consensus
(noun)Academic NounsGeneral agreement among a group
perspective
(noun)Academic NounsA point of view or way of thinking
abstract
(noun)Academic NounsA summary of a research paper
implication
(noun)Academic NounsA possible effect or consequence
concept
(noun)Academic NounsAn abstract idea or general notion
framework
(noun)Academic NounsA basic structure or system
phenomenon
(noun)Academic NounsAn observable fact or event
correlation
(noun)Academic NounsA mutual relationship between things
variable
(noun)Academic NounsAn element that can change
outcome
(noun)Academic NounsA result or consequence
factor
(noun)Academic NounsAn element that contributes to a result
component
(noun)Academic NounsA part of a larger whole
aspect
(noun)Academic NounsA particular part or feature
evidence
(noun)Academic NounsFacts supporting a conclusion
analysis
(noun)Academic NounsDetailed examination of elements
assumption
(noun)Academic NounsSomething taken for granted
context
(noun)Academic NounsCircumstances surrounding an event
empirical
(adjective)Academic AdjectivesBased on observation or experience
coherent
(adjective)Academic AdjectivesLogical and consistent
comprehensive
(adjective)Academic AdjectivesComplete and thorough
relevant
(adjective)Academic AdjectivesClosely connected to the topic
fundamental
(adjective)Academic AdjectivesBasic and essential
significant
(adjective)Academic AdjectivesImportant or meaningful
subsequent
(adjective)Academic AdjectivesComing after in time or order
substantial
(adjective)Academic AdjectivesLarge in amount or importance
sufficient
(adjective)Academic AdjectivesEnough for a particular purpose
valid
(adjective)Academic AdjectivesSound and well-founded
apparent
(adjective)Academic AdjectivesClearly visible or obvious
complex
(adjective)Academic AdjectivesConsisting of many parts
consistent
(adjective)Academic AdjectivesUnchanging in behavior or quality
crucial
(adjective)Academic AdjectivesOf great importance
distinct
(adjective)Academic AdjectivesClearly different or separate
explicit
(adjective)Academic AdjectivesStated clearly and directly
implicit
(adjective)Academic AdjectivesImplied but not directly stated
inherent
(adjective)Academic AdjectivesExisting as a natural part
primary
(adjective)Academic AdjectivesMost important or main
prior
(adjective)Academic AdjectivesExisting or coming before
furthermore
(adverb)TransitionsIn addition; moreover
however
(adverb)TransitionsUsed to introduce a contrasting statement
nevertheless
(adverb)TransitionsIn spite of that
consequently
(adverb)TransitionsAs a result
therefore
(adverb)TransitionsFor that reason
moreover
(adverb)TransitionsAs a further matter; besides
meanwhile
(adverb)TransitionsAt the same time
alternatively
(adverb)TransitionsAs another choice
conversely
(adverb)TransitionsIn an opposite way
likewise
(adverb)TransitionsIn the same way
similarly
(adverb)TransitionsIn a similar manner
accordingly
(adverb)TransitionsIn a way that is appropriate
hence
(adverb)TransitionsAs a consequence; for this reason
thus
(adverb)TransitionsAs a result of this
nonetheless
(adverb)TransitionsIn spite of what has just been said
catalyst
(noun)ScienceSomething that causes change
equilibrium
(noun)ScienceA state of balance
metabolism
(noun)ScienceChemical processes in organisms
biodiversity
(noun)ScienceVariety of life in an ecosystem
photosynthesis
(noun)ScienceProcess plants use to convert sunlight to energy
species
(noun)ScienceA group of similar organisms
mutation
(noun)ScienceA change in genetic material
ecosystem
(noun)ScienceA biological community and its environment
evolution
(noun)ScienceGradual development over time
organism
(noun)ScienceAn individual living thing
particle
(noun)ScienceA tiny piece of matter
compound
(noun)ScienceA substance made of two or more elements
cell
(noun)ScienceThe basic unit of life
gene
(noun)ScienceA unit of heredity
atom
(noun)ScienceThe smallest unit of an element
molecule
(noun)ScienceA group of atoms bonded together
nucleus
(noun)ScienceThe central part of an atom or cell
bacteria
(noun)ScienceSingle-celled microorganisms
habitat
(noun)ScienceNatural environment of an organism
predator
(noun)ScienceAn animal that hunts other animals
prey
(noun)ScienceAn animal hunted by another
adaptation
(noun)ScienceA change to suit environment
extinct
(adjective)ScienceNo longer existing
hypothesis
(noun)ScienceA proposed explanation to be tested
theory
(noun)ScienceA well-tested explanation
sustainable
(adjective)EnvironmentAble to be maintained long-term
conservation
(noun)EnvironmentProtection of natural resources
renewable
(adjective)EnvironmentAble to be replenished naturally
emission
(noun)EnvironmentDischarge of gases into the air
pollution
(noun)EnvironmentContamination of the environment
deforestation
(noun)EnvironmentClearing of forests
recycle
(verb)EnvironmentTo convert waste into reusable material
endangered
(adjective)EnvironmentAt risk of extinction
climate
(noun)EnvironmentWeather patterns over time
ecological
(adjective)EnvironmentRelated to ecology
greenhouse
(adjective)EnvironmentRelated to heat-trapping effect
fossil
(adjective)EnvironmentRelated to ancient preserved remains
biodegradable
(adjective)EnvironmentAble to decompose naturally
drought
(noun)EnvironmentA prolonged period without rain
erosion
(noun)EnvironmentGradual wearing away of land
ozone
(noun)EnvironmentA form of oxygen in the atmosphere
contaminate
(verb)EnvironmentTo make impure or polluted
deplete
(verb)EnvironmentTo use up or exhaust
preserve
(verb)EnvironmentTo maintain in original state
carbon
(noun)EnvironmentA chemical element; relates to emissions
demographics
(noun)Social SciencesStatistical data about a population
infrastructure
(noun)Social SciencesBasic facilities of a society
legislation
(noun)Social SciencesLaws enacted by a government
contemporary
(adjective)Social SciencesBelonging to the present time
hierarchy
(noun)Social SciencesA system of ranking
ideology
(noun)Social SciencesA set of beliefs or ideas
migration
(noun)Social SciencesMovement from one place to another
socioeconomic
(adjective)Social SciencesRelated to social and economic factors
stereotype
(noun)Social SciencesAn oversimplified image of a group
diversity
(noun)Social SciencesVariety in a group
inequality
(noun)Social SciencesUnequal distribution of resources
globalization
(noun)Social SciencesWorldwide integration and interaction
urbanization
(noun)Social SciencesGrowth of urban areas
civilization
(noun)Social SciencesAn advanced state of human society
democracy
(noun)Social SciencesGovernment by the people
anthropology
(noun)Social SciencesStudy of human societies and cultures
sociology
(noun)Social SciencesStudy of society and social behavior
psychology
(noun)Social SciencesStudy of the mind and behavior
ethics
(noun)Social SciencesMoral principles guiding behavior
norm
(noun)Social SciencesA standard or pattern of behavior
algorithm
(noun)TechnologyA set of rules for solving problems
innovation
(noun)TechnologyIntroduction of new ideas or methods
automation
(noun)TechnologyUse of machines to perform tasks
interface
(noun)TechnologyA point of interaction between systems
database
(noun)TechnologyAn organized collection of data
network
(noun)TechnologyA connected system of computers
artificial
(adjective)TechnologyMade by humans, not natural
digital
(adjective)TechnologyRelated to computer technology
software
(noun)TechnologyComputer programs and applications
virtual
(adjective)TechnologySimulated by computer
bandwidth
(noun)TechnologyData transmission capacity
encryption
(noun)TechnologyConverting data into secure code
optimize
(verb)TechnologyTo make as effective as possible
integrate
(verb)TechnologyTo combine into a unified system
compatible
(adjective)TechnologyAble to work together
simulate
(verb)TechnologyTo imitate the conditions of
transmit
(verb)TechnologyTo send from one place to another
cyber
(adjective)TechnologyRelated to computers or the internet
hardware
(noun)TechnologyPhysical computer components
browser
(noun)TechnologySoftware for accessing the internet
entrepreneur
(noun)BusinessA person who starts a business
revenue
(noun)BusinessIncome from business activities
investment
(noun)BusinessMoney put into something for profit
marketing
(noun)BusinessPromoting and selling products
strategy
(noun)BusinessA plan to achieve goals
competition
(noun)BusinessRivalry between businesses
consumer
(noun)BusinessA person who buys goods or services
profit
(noun)BusinessFinancial gain after expenses
budget
(noun)BusinessA financial plan for spending
negotiate
(verb)BusinessTo discuss to reach an agreement
stakeholder
(noun)BusinessA person with interest in a business
productivity
(noun)BusinessEfficiency of production
acquisition
(noun)BusinessBuying another company
commodity
(noun)BusinessA raw material or product
inflation
(noun)BusinessGeneral increase in prices
recession
(noun)BusinessA period of economic decline
deficit
(noun)BusinessThe amount by which spending exceeds income
surplus
(noun)BusinessAn excess of income over spending
tariff
(noun)BusinessA tax on imported goods
subsidy
(noun)BusinessFinancial assistance from government
era
(noun)HistoryA period of time in history
dynasty
(noun)HistoryA line of hereditary rulers
empire
(noun)HistoryA group of nations under one ruler
revolution
(noun)HistoryA fundamental change in power or organization
colony
(noun)HistoryA territory under control of another country
monarchy
(noun)HistoryGovernment by a king or queen
republic
(noun)HistoryA government without a monarch
treaty
(noun)HistoryA formal agreement between countries
alliance
(noun)HistoryA union for mutual benefit
sovereignty
(noun)HistorySupreme power or authority
diplomacy
(noun)HistoryManaging international relations
constitution
(noun)HistoryThe fundamental laws of a nation
amendment
(noun)HistoryA change or addition to a document
rebellion
(noun)HistoryAn act of resistance against authority
independence
(noun)HistoryFreedom from outside control
aesthetic
(adjective)ArtsConcerned with beauty or art
contemporary
(adjective)ArtsBelonging to the same time period
genre
(noun)ArtsA category of artistic composition
masterpiece
(noun)ArtsA work of outstanding artistry
narrative
(noun)ArtsA spoken or written account
symbolism
(noun)ArtsUse of symbols to represent ideas
metaphor
(noun)ArtsA figure of speech implying comparison
irony
(noun)ArtsExpression conveying opposite meaning
heritage
(noun)ArtsValued traditions passed down
Renaissance
(noun)ArtsPeriod of cultural rebirth in Europe
classical
(adjective)ArtsTraditional and long-established
abstract
(adjective)ArtsNot representing reality directly
sculpture
(noun)ArtsThree-dimensional art form
portrait
(noun)ArtsA painting or photo of a person
exhibit
(noun/verb)ArtsA public display; to show publicly
cognitive
(adjective)PsychologyRelated to mental processes
behavior
(noun)PsychologyThe way a person acts
stimulus
(noun)PsychologySomething that causes a response
perception
(noun)PsychologyThe way something is understood
motivation
(noun)PsychologyReason for acting a certain way
instinct
(noun)PsychologyAn innate pattern of behavior
subconscious
(adjective)PsychologyBelow the level of conscious awareness
anxiety
(noun)PsychologyA feeling of worry or unease
trauma
(noun)PsychologyA deeply distressing experience
therapy
(noun)PsychologyTreatment for mental conditions
disorder
(noun)PsychologyA disruption of normal function
emotion
(noun)PsychologyA strong feeling
consciousness
(noun)PsychologyState of being aware
personality
(noun)PsychologyIndividual character traits
intelligence
(noun)PsychologyAbility to learn and understand
diagnosis
(noun)HealthIdentification of a disease
symptom
(noun)HealthA sign of illness
chronic
(adjective)HealthPersisting for a long time
acute
(adjective)HealthSevere but short-term
immune
(adjective)HealthProtected against disease
vaccine
(noun)HealthA substance that provides immunity
antibiotic
(noun)HealthMedicine that kills bacteria
epidemic
(noun)HealthWidespread occurrence of disease
pandemic
(noun)HealthDisease prevalent over a whole country or world
contagious
(adjective)HealthSpread by contact
nutrition
(noun)HealthProcess of taking in food
obesity
(noun)HealthState of being very overweight
sedentary
(adjective)HealthInvolving much sitting
genetic
(adjective)HealthRelated to genes or heredity
prescription
(noun)HealthA doctor's written instruction for medicine
curriculum
(noun)EducationCourses offered by a school
pedagogy
(noun)EducationThe method of teaching
literacy
(noun)EducationAbility to read and write
tuition
(noun)EducationPayment for instruction
scholarship
(noun)EducationFinancial aid for students
dissertation
(noun)EducationA long essay on a subject
seminar
(noun)EducationA small group discussion class
lecture
(noun)EducationAn educational talk
graduate
(verb/noun)EducationTo complete studies; one who has graduated
undergraduate
(noun)EducationA student pursuing a bachelor's degree
faculty
(noun)EducationTeaching staff of a school
dean
(noun)EducationHead of a university department
enrollment
(noun)EducationThe act of registering for school
accreditation
(noun)EducationOfficial recognition of standards
syllabus
(noun)EducationAn outline of course contents
broadcast
(verb/noun)MediaTo transmit by radio or TV
journalism
(noun)MediaThe activity of writing for media
editorial
(noun)MediaAn article expressing opinion
propaganda
(noun)MediaBiased information to promote a cause
censorship
(noun)MediaSuppression of information
bias
(noun)MediaPrejudice for or against something
objective
(adjective)MediaNot influenced by personal feelings
subjective
(adjective)MediaBased on personal opinions
rhetoric
(noun)MediaThe art of persuasive speaking
publish
(verb)MediaTo make content available to public
circulation
(noun)MediaThe number of copies distributed
anonymous
(adjective)MediaHaving an unknown identity
credibility
(noun)MediaThe quality of being trusted
authentic
(adjective)MediaGenuine and original
viral
(adjective)MediaSpreading rapidly online
legislation
(noun)LawWritten laws
jurisdiction
(noun)LawOfficial power to make legal decisions
verdict
(noun)LawA decision in a trial
plaintiff
(noun)LawPerson bringing a case to court
defendant
(noun)LawPerson accused in a trial
testimony
(noun)LawA formal statement in court
appeal
(noun/verb)LawA request for case review
constitutional
(adjective)LawRelated to a constitution
civil
(adjective)LawRelated to ordinary citizens
criminal
(adjective)LawRelated to crime
prosecute
(verb)LawTo bring legal action against
regulate
(verb)LawTo control by rules
enforce
(verb)LawTo make sure laws are obeyed
compliance
(noun)LawActing according to rules
liability
(noun)LawLegal responsibility
advocate
(noun/verb)General AcademicA supporter; to publicly support
allocate
(verb)General AcademicTo distribute for a purpose
anticipate
(verb)General AcademicTo expect or look forward to
approximate
(adjective/verb)General AcademicClose to; to come close to
arbitrary
(adjective)General AcademicBased on random choice
accumulate
(verb)General AcademicTo gather over time
acquire
(verb)General AcademicTo gain possession of
adequate
(adjective)General AcademicSufficient for a purpose
adjacent
(adjective)General AcademicNext to or near
albeit
(conjunction)General AcademicAlthough
ambiguous
(adjective)General AcademicHaving more than one meaning
analogy
(noun)General AcademicA comparison between things
annual
(adjective)General AcademicOccurring every year
append
(verb)General AcademicTo add to the end
appreciate
(verb)General AcademicTo recognize the value of
approach
(noun/verb)General AcademicA way of dealing with something
appropriate
(adjective)General AcademicSuitable for a situation
attain
(verb)General AcademicTo achieve or accomplish
authority
(noun)General AcademicPower to give orders
beneficial
(adjective)General AcademicProducing good effects
bias
(noun)General AcademicPrejudice in favor or against
capable
(adjective)General AcademicHaving ability to do something
capacity
(noun)General AcademicThe ability to hold or do
cease
(verb)General AcademicTo stop or end
challenge
(noun/verb)General AcademicA difficult task; to dispute
channel
(noun/verb)General AcademicA medium; to direct
chapter
(noun)General AcademicA main division of a book
circumstance
(noun)General AcademicA condition affecting a situation
collapse
(verb/noun)General AcademicTo fall down suddenly
comment
(noun/verb)General AcademicA remark; to make remarks
commission
(noun/verb)General AcademicAn official group; to authorize
commit
(verb)General AcademicTo pledge or dedicate
communicate
(verb)General AcademicTo share information
community
(noun)General AcademicA group of people in an area
compensate
(verb)General AcademicTo make up for; to pay
compile
(verb)General AcademicTo collect and assemble
complement
(verb/noun)General AcademicTo complete or enhance
conceive
(verb)General AcademicTo form an idea
concentrate
(verb)General AcademicTo focus attention
conduct
(verb/noun)General AcademicTo carry out; behavior
confer
(verb)General AcademicTo grant or consult
confine
(verb)General AcademicTo keep within limits
confirm
(verb)General AcademicTo establish the truth of
conflict
(noun/verb)General AcademicA serious disagreement
conform
(verb)General AcademicTo comply with rules
consent
(noun/verb)General AcademicPermission; to agree
consequent
(adjective)General AcademicFollowing as a result
considerable
(adjective)General AcademicLarge in amount or importance
consist
(verb)General AcademicTo be made up of
constant
(adjective)General AcademicUnchanging; continuous
constitute
(verb)General AcademicTo form or make up
constrain
(verb)General AcademicTo restrict or limit
construct
(verb)General AcademicTo build or form
consult
(verb)General AcademicTo seek advice from
consume
(verb)General AcademicTo use up
contact
(noun/verb)General AcademicCommunication; to communicate with
contemporary
(adjective)General AcademicBelonging to the same time
contract
(noun/verb)General AcademicAn agreement; to shrink
contradict
(verb)General AcademicTo deny the truth of
contrary
(adjective)General AcademicOpposite in nature
controversy
(noun)General AcademicPublic disagreement
convention
(noun)General AcademicA customary practice
convert
(verb)General AcademicTo change from one form to another
convince
(verb)General AcademicTo persuade someone
cooperate
(verb)General AcademicTo work together
coordinate
(verb)General AcademicTo organize together
core
(noun/adjective)General AcademicThe central part; essential
corporate
(adjective)General AcademicRelated to a corporation
correspond
(verb)General AcademicTo match or communicate
couple
(noun/verb)General AcademicTwo items; to join together
create
(verb)General AcademicTo bring into existence
credit
(noun/verb)General AcademicRecognition; to acknowledge
criteria
(noun)General AcademicStandards for judgment (plural)
crucial
(adjective)General AcademicOf great importance
culture
(noun)General AcademicThe customs of a group
currency
(noun)General AcademicMoney in circulation
cycle
(noun)General AcademicA series of repeated events
data
(noun)General AcademicFacts and statistics
debate
(noun/verb)General AcademicA formal discussion
decade
(noun)General AcademicA period of ten years
decline
(verb/noun)General AcademicTo decrease or refuse
deduce
(verb)General AcademicTo reach a conclusion by reasoning
define
(verb)General AcademicTo state the meaning of
definite
(adjective)General AcademicClearly stated or decided
demonstrate
(verb)General AcademicTo show clearly
denote
(verb)General AcademicTo indicate or represent
deny
(verb)General AcademicTo refuse to admit
depress
(verb)General AcademicTo lower or make sad
derive
(verb)General AcademicTo obtain from a source
design
(noun/verb)General AcademicA plan; to create a plan
despite
(preposition)General AcademicIn spite of
detect
(verb)General AcademicTo discover or notice
determine
(verb)General AcademicTo find out or decide
develop
(verb)General AcademicTo grow or create
deviate
(verb)General AcademicTo depart from the norm
device
(noun)General AcademicA tool or machine
devote
(verb)General AcademicTo give time or attention to
differentiate
(verb)General AcademicTo recognize differences
dimension
(noun)General AcademicA measurable extent
diminish
(verb)General AcademicTo make or become less
discrete
(adjective)General AcademicIndividually separate and distinct
discriminate
(verb)General AcademicTo distinguish or treat unfairly
displace
(verb)General AcademicTo force from usual place
display
(verb/noun)General AcademicTo show; a presentation
dispose
(verb)General AcademicTo get rid of
distinct
(adjective)General AcademicClearly different
distort
(verb)General AcademicTo twist out of shape
distribute
(verb)General AcademicTo give out to many
diverse
(adjective)General AcademicShowing variety
document
(noun/verb)General AcademicA record; to record
domain
(noun)General AcademicA field of activity
domestic
(adjective)General AcademicRelated to the home or country
dominate
(verb)General AcademicTo have control over
draft
(noun/verb)General AcademicA preliminary version; to write
drama
(noun)General AcademicA play or exciting events
duration
(noun)General AcademicThe length of time
dynamic
(adjective)General AcademicCharacterized by change
economy
(noun)General AcademicA system of wealth
edit
(verb)General AcademicTo prepare for publication
element
(noun)General AcademicA component part
eliminate
(verb)General AcademicTo remove completely
emerge
(verb)General AcademicTo come into view
emphasis
(noun)General AcademicSpecial importance given
empirical
(adjective)General AcademicBased on observation
enable
(verb)General AcademicTo make possible
encounter
(verb/noun)General AcademicTo meet unexpectedly
energy
(noun)General AcademicPower from physical sources
enforce
(verb)General AcademicTo compel observance of
engage
(verb)General AcademicTo participate or employ
enhance
(verb)General AcademicTo improve quality
enormous
(adjective)General AcademicExtremely large
ensure
(verb)General AcademicTo make certain
entity
(noun)General AcademicA thing with distinct existence
environment
(noun)General AcademicSurroundings or conditions
equate
(verb)General AcademicTo consider as equal
equip
(verb)General AcademicTo supply with necessary items
equivalent
(adjective/noun)General AcademicEqual in value or function
erode
(verb)General AcademicTo gradually destroy
error
(noun)General AcademicA mistake
essence
(noun)General AcademicThe fundamental nature
ethical
(adjective)General AcademicMorally correct
ethnic
(adjective)General AcademicRelated to cultural groups
eventual
(adjective)General AcademicOccurring at the end
evident
(adjective)General AcademicClearly seen or understood
evolve
(verb)General AcademicTo develop gradually
exceed
(verb)General AcademicTo be greater than
exclude
(verb)General AcademicTo leave out
execute
(verb)General AcademicTo carry out
exhibit
(verb/noun)General AcademicTo display
expand
(verb)General AcademicTo increase in size
expert
(noun/adjective)General AcademicA person with special skills
explicit
(adjective)General AcademicStated clearly
exploit
(verb)General AcademicTo use for one's advantage
export
(verb/noun)General AcademicTo send goods abroad
expose
(verb)General AcademicTo reveal or make visible
external
(adjective)General AcademicComing from outside
extract
(verb)General AcademicTo remove or obtain
facilitate
(verb)General AcademicTo make easier
feature
(noun/verb)General AcademicA distinctive attribute
federal
(adjective)General AcademicRelated to national government
fee
(noun)General AcademicA payment for services
file
(noun/verb)General AcademicA collection of data; to submit
final
(adjective)General AcademicLast in a series
finance
(noun/verb)General AcademicMoney management; to fund
finite
(adjective)General AcademicLimited in size
flexible
(adjective)General AcademicAble to change easily
fluctuate
(verb)General AcademicTo vary irregularly
focus
(noun/verb)General AcademicCenter of attention; to concentrate
format
(noun/verb)General AcademicThe arrangement; to arrange
formula
(noun)General AcademicA method or rule
forthcoming
(adjective)General AcademicAbout to happen
foundation
(noun)General AcademicThe basis of something
founded
(verb)General AcademicEstablished
framework
(noun)General AcademicA basic structure
function
(noun/verb)General AcademicPurpose; to work
fund
(noun/verb)General AcademicMoney for a purpose; to provide money
fundamental
(adjective)General AcademicEssential and basic
furthermore
(adverb)General AcademicIn addition
generate
(verb)General AcademicTo produce or create
generation
(noun)General AcademicA group born at similar times
globe
(noun)General AcademicThe earth; a sphere
goal
(noun)General AcademicAn aim or objective
grade
(noun/verb)General AcademicA level; to assess
grant
(noun/verb)General AcademicMoney given; to give
guarantee
(noun/verb)General AcademicA promise; to promise
guideline
(noun)General AcademicA general rule
hence
(adverb)General AcademicFor this reason
highlight
(verb/noun)General AcademicTo emphasize
hypothesis
(noun)General AcademicA proposed explanation
identify
(verb)General AcademicTo recognize