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intercept

To stop, catch, or take something or someone before they reach their destination.

smuggler

person who illegally moves or people across borders, especially to avoid taxes, laws, or restrictions.

contamination

The act of making something impure, dirty, or harmful by adding or mixing in something unwanted—often used with food, water, or the environment.

subdivision

The act of dividing something into smaller parts.

notation

A system of symbols, signs, or marks used to represent information, especially in mathematics, music, or science.

concisely

In a way that is brief and clear, using only the words necessary — without unnecessary details.

instruction

A direction or order given to do something.

instruction

Information that teaches how to do something (often used in the plural: instructions).

outgrow

To become too big or too mature for something.

outgrow

To lose interest in something as you grow older or change.

mature

Fully developed physically, mentally, or emotionally.

mature

To grow or develop over time.

eventually

At some later time; in the end, especially after a delay or a series of events.

encompass

To include or surround something completely.

vice versa

With the order reversed; the other way around.

way around

A method or solution to avoid or solve a problem or difficulty.

distort

To twist or change something out of its original, true, or natural shape or meaning.

endure

To suffer patiently or persist through difficulty.

intrusion

(Geology) The penetration of molten rock into cracks of existing rock layers.

loosely

In a relaxed, non-strict, or non-tight manner.

"Memories … time like autumn leaves—some cling, others vanish in the wind." — Inspired by Haruki Murakami

scatter over

"Knowledge grows when shared—…like sunlight, it nourishes all it touches." — Inspired by Margaret Mead

distributed

"Ideas, like seeds, must be … to take root—some will wither, others will grow forests." — Inspired by John Muir

spread out

"Privacy is not a luxury—it’s the wall that keeps the … of the world at bay." — Inspired by Edward Snowden

intrusions

"Nostalgia is the art of letting moments … in the heart long after they’ve passed." — Inspired by F. Scott Fitzgerald

linger

"History is a series of … moments where everything changes, yet nothing truly does." — Adapted from James Baldwin

climaxed

"Justice is the … of chaos by order." — Adapted from Plato

interception

"Winter … only to teach us how deeply we crave spring." — Adapted from Rumi

persists

"A plan without …. is like a ship without a rudder—directionless and doomed." — Adapted from Peter Drucker

feasibility

"Old stone buildings … for centuries, while modern ones often crumble in decades."

endure

"In nature, only the … seeds endure; the rest become soil for new life." — Adapted from Darwin

viable

intermediary

Acting as a mediator or go-between; a person or thing that facilitates communication or interaction between parties.

mediator

A neutral party who helps resolve disputes or facilitates communication between conflicting sides.

The couple hired a … to help them negotiate their divorce settlement amicably.

mediator

The lawyer served as an … during the business negotiations to ensure both sides reached a fair agreement.

intermediary

The media can sometimes … the facts in a news story.

distort

There’s no easy … this issue; we have to fix it directly.

way around

You can use the formula to convert Celsius to Fahrenheit, and …

vice versa

The park … several lakes and walking trails.

encompasses

They searched for hours and … found the missing keys.

eventually

Over the years, he … into a responsible adult.

matured

The child quickly … his clothes.

outgrew

He ignored the doctor’s … to rest.

instruction

The instructions are written … for easy understanding.

concisely

Mathematical … allows complex ideas to be written clearly and concisely.

notation

The report includes a … of the data into age groups.

subdivision

Proper storage prevents … of medical equipment.

contamination

The ^… used secret compartments in the truck to hide the items.

smugglers

The police managed to … the smugglers before they crossed the border.

intercept

In science, theories and facts are not …; one explains, the other confirms.

interchangeable