MUSEUMS OF FINE ART AND THEIR PUBLIC

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interpret (v)

explaining or understanding the meaning of something

= understanding, explaining

Ex: People may interpret the same situation differently

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Assign (v)

to give someone a particular task or responsibility

= allocate, designate

Ex: The teacher assigned students a group project

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Bread and butter (idm)

regular work that provides someone with income

= routine work, regular employment

Ex: Teaching is his bread and butter

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Implicit (adj)

suggested or understood without being directly stated

= implied, indirect

Ex: There is an implicit assumption that technology improves our lives

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Deter (v)

discouraged someone from doing something

= discourage, prevent

Ex: Higher fines may deter people from breaking the law

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Superficially (adv)

in a way that considers only the surface or obvious aspects

= shallowly, superficially

Ex: Students should not study important issues superficially

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Convention (n)

a way in which something is usually done, especially within a particular area or activity

= practice, tradition

Ex: The annual convention attracts thousands of attendees from around the world

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Facsimile (n)

an exact copy, especially of written or printed material

= replica, duplicate

Ex: The manuscript was preserved as a facsimile for reference

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Incomparably (adv)

to a degree that cannot be compared; without equal

= distinctly, unparalleled

Ex: The artist's talent was incomparably greater than that of his peers

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Faithful (adj)

loyal, constant, and steadfast in allegiance or affection

= loyal, true

Ex: A faithful friend will always support you in difficult times

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Possess (v)

to have or own something

= own, acquire

Ex: She possesses a remarkable ability to learn languages quickly

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Monetary (adj)

related to money or currency

= financial, fiscal

Ex: The monetary policy affects inflation and employment rates

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Institution (n)

an established organization or corporation, especially one dedicated to education, public service, or culture

= organization, establishment

Ex: The university is a prestigious institution known for its research programs

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Prescribed (adj)

recommended or mandated by authority

= specified, stipulated

Ex: The prescribed medication should be taken at regular intervals

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Sequence (n)

a particular order in which related events, movements, or things follow each other

= series, order

Ex: The instructions must be followed in the correct sequence to assemble the device\n\n

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Dominant (adj)

most important, powerful, or influential

= prevailing, leading

Ex: The dominant species in this habitat has adapted well to its environment

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Devote (v)

to give a large part of one's time or resources to a person, activity, or cause

= dedicate, commit

Ex: She chose to devote her life to helping others through charity work