Nouns

continuity

The state of being continuous; unbroken connection or flow.

onlookers

People who watch something happening but are not directly involved.

initiative

The ability to assess and begin things independently; a new plan or process to achieve something.

incentive

Something that motivates or encourages someone to do something.

prerequisite

Something that must exist or happen before something else can occur.

investigation

A systematic inquiry or examination into something.

claim

A demand for something as a right.

treat

A special reward or enjoyable experience.

perception

The way someone understands or interprets something.

condition

A state of something with regard to its quality, appearance, or working order.

favour

Support, approval, or preference for something or someone.

elaborate (result)

A detailed and carefully developed product or outcome.

majority

The greater number or part of something.

scribble

Careless or untidy writing or drawing.

mural

A large painting or artwork done on a wall.

tray

A flat, shallow container used for carrying or holding items.

interval (in theater)

A break or pause between parts of a performance.

dome

A rounded structure that covers or forms the roof of a building.

self-esteem

Confidence in one's worth or abilities; self-respect.

extension

The act of making something larger or longer.

scheme

A systematic plan or arrangement for achieving something.

stencils

Templates used to produce patterns or designs by applying paint or other media over them.