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reassemble

To put something back together after it has been taken apart — or to gather people or things again.

oversee

To supervise, manage, or watch over a task, project, or group to make sure everything is done correctly.

supervise

To watch over and direct the work or actions of others, usually to ensure things are done correctly and safely.

watch over

To protect, supervise, or care for someone or something — usually to ensure they are safe or doing well.

with regard to

Used to introduce a topic or show what something is related to. It means the same as "about", "concerning", or "in relation to."

convention

A large formal meeting of people with shared interests

convention

A common or accepted way of doing something

used up

To completely consume, spend, or exhaust a resource so that nothing is left.

alphanumeric

Containing both letters and numbers.

offset

To balance out or counteract something.

offset

Something that balances or compensates for something else.

counter

To oppose, react against, or neutralize something.

decrement

To reduce or decrease a value or quantity by a certain amount.

balance out

To make things even or stable by offsetting one thing with another.

counteract

To act against something to reduce or cancel its effect.

grain

Tiny particle or a very small amount.

exceed

To go beyond a limit, rule, or expectation.

counter

to oppose or respond to something

wrap

to cover or enclose sth ,usually using paper, cloth, or material

wrap all columns

make the text inside the columns stay visible by wrapping it into multiple lines instead of being cut off.

wrap

cover sth/ finish sth.

interchangeable

Capable of being exchanged or used in place of each other without a difference in function or meaning.

mutually

Done, felt, or shared in equal measure between two or more parties.

Interconnected

Mutually linked or joined together in a complex network.

standalone

Independent; capable of functioning or existing without external support or connection.

converge

To move toward the same point or come together from different directions; to unite in a shared purpose or idea.

redundancy

The state of being unnecessary or repetitive because something similar already exists.

viable

Capable of working successfully; feasible or practical.

endure

To last over time without weakening.

feasible

Possible, practical, and achievable under given conditions.

persist

To continue firmly in an action or belief despite difficulty or opposition.

interception

The act of stopping, seizing, or interrupting something (or someone) in transit.

climaxed

Reached the most intense, highest, or most decisive point of something (often a story, event, or process).

decisive

Settling an issue or conflict conclusively.

"Her … action during the crisis saved the company from bankruptcy."

decisive

"The concert … with a fireworks display during the final song."

climaxed

"The spy movie climaxed with a high-speed … of the villain’s encrypted message."

interception

"If you ^… in practicing every day, you’ll master the guitar faster than you think."

persist

"Working remotely is a … option for many jobs these days."

feasible

"What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger—if you … , you conquer." — Inspired by Nietzsche

endure

solar energy is a … alternative to fossil fuels in sunny regions.

viable

To … one’s life, one must begin by altering one’s habits.

alter

Nature does not … her secrets; she unravels them patiently.

degrade

"Using both 'first priority' and 'urgent' in the email felt like … —they mean the same thing!"

redundancy

"Fans from all over the country will … in the stadium for the championship game."

converge

True strength is being … but never alone.

standalone

Great ideas … centuries; they outlive their creators and ignite new minds.

span

Social media has made our world so … that trends spread globally in hours.

interconnected

They … agreed to end the project early because of budget issues.

mutually

The parts are …, so either screw will fit the machine.

interchangeable