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uphold

To defend or keep a promise, standard, or tradition.

defer

To yield respectfully to someone else's judgment or opinion.

yield

To give way, surrender, or submit to something.

scrambling

Encoding data to make it unreadable without proper decoding

shred

To tear or cut something into small pieces, often for destruction or security.

legacy

In legal terms, it can also mean money or property left to someone in a will.

embed

in technology, it often means inserting code, data, or content into another system or file.

compromise

To settle a disagreement by making mutual concessions; or to weaken or put something at risk.

blister

It can also be used metaphorically to describe intense conditions or effects.

concession

A special right or privilege granted, often by a government or authority.

firm

A business or company.

breach

To break through or violate something, such as a wall, rule, or system.

stem

To originate or come from something

peripheral

A device connected to a computer but not part of its core (e.g., mouse, keyboard, printer).

convertible

A car with a roof that can be folded or removed.