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Abate

To reduce in intensity

Abstract

Existing as a concept rather than a concrete object

Accessible

Easily reached or understood

Accommodate

To peovide space or meet needs

Accumulate

To gather or colect over time

Affinity

A natural liking or attraction

Ambiguous

Open to more than one interpretation

Anomaly

Something unusual or out of place

Arbitrary

Based on random choice or personal whim.

Archae

Old-fashioned or outdated

Articulation

Clear and effective expression of ideas

Assimilation

Process of taking in and integration

Augment

To increase or make larger

Brevity

Concise and exact use of words

Camaraderie

Mutual trust and frendship among a group

Capricious

Prone to sudden mood or behavior changes

Catalyst

Something that sparks or speeds up change

Chronology

Arrangemennt of events in time order

Clarity

To make something easier to understand

Coherent

Logically connected and consistent

Coincide

To occur at the same time or agree

Collaborate

To work together toward a common goal

Colloquial

Informal or conversation in tone Co

Commencement

A beginning or start; graduation ceremony

Compile

To gather information from various sources

Compliance

Adherence to rules or standards

Comprehensive

Covering all or nearly all aspects

Conceptualize

To form a concept or idea

Conceptualize

To form aconcept or idea

Condescending

Showing a patronizing or superior attitude

Conform

To comply with staandards or norms

Consensus

General agreement among a group

Contextualize

To place in an appropriate setting or context

Continuum

A continuous sequence or range

Contingency

A possible but uncertain event

Convergence

Coming together from different directions

Convoluted

Extremely complex or difficult to follow

Correlate

To show a relationship or connection

Critique

To analyze and evaluate critically

Decipher

To interpret or make sense of something complex

Deficit

A shortage or lack of something

Delineate

To describe or outline precisely

Derivative

Unoriginal; derived from another source

Discrepance

A difference or inconsistency

Discrepancy

A difference or inconsistency

Disparage

To belittle or speak down about

Disseminate

To spread widely (information)

Disstort

To twist out of a natural or normal shape or meaning

Elaborate

To provide more detail or expand

Elusive

Difficult to find, catch, or achieve

Empathy

The ability to understand and share another’s feelings

Encompass

To include or contain within

Equivocal

Open to multiple interpretations; ambiguous

Ethos

Characteristic spirit or ideals of a community or culture

Evaluate

To assess or judge the value or quality of something

Expository

Intrended to explain or describe

Feasible

Possible and practical to do

Fidelity

Faithfulness or accuracy

Flux

Continuous change or movement

Formative

Influential in developing or shaping

Frenetic

Fast, energetic, and often uncontrolled

Futile

Having no useful result; pointless

Holistic

Considering the whole rather than individual parts

Ideation

The process of forming ideas or concepts

Impetus

A driving force or motivation I

Implicit

Implied rather than expicitly stated

Incentive

Something that encourages action or effort

Incremental

Decribing small, step-by step increases

Infer

To derive a conclusion from evidence

Inherent

Existing in something as a permanent attribute I

Innovate

To introduce new ideas or methods

Interdisciplinary

Involving two or more academic fields

Inherent

Existing in somethign as a permanent attribute

Jargon

Specialized or technical language

Kinetic

Relating to motion or movement

Legitimate

Lawful or valid; also genuine

Lexicon

A specialized vocabulary or dictionary M

Methodology

A system of methods or principles

Nuance

A suvtle distinction or variation

Objective

Unbiased; based on facts rather than feeling

Obliation

A duty or commitment

Obscure

Unclear, partially hidden, or little known O

Optimal

Most favorable or desirable

Paramenter

A measurable factor defining a system

Paradigm

A typical pattern or model

Periphery

The outer limmits or edge of an area or object

Plausible

Appearing truthful or reasonable P

Pragmatic

Practical, concerned with usefulness

Precedent

An earlier event that many serve as an exaple

Preface

An introductory statement

Premise

A previous statement from which a conclusion is drawn

Provoke

To stimulate or incite action or emotion

Quantitative

Relating to or measured by quantity

Rationale

Relating to or measured by quantity

Rationale

Reasoning or justification or something

Qualitative

Relating to or measured by quality

Rectify

To correct or make right R

Redundancy

Repetition that is no longer necessary

Refute

To prove wrong or disprove

Rhetorical

Related to effective speaking or writing techniques