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to ameliorate
to make a problem less damaging
adequate
satisfactory or acceptable in quality or quantity
strain
force oneself to make an unusually great effort
output
the amount of work/goods produced by a person or company.
ongoing training
training that is provided by an employer during the job
perks
reward from an employer which are not financial (eg free lunches, a car etc)
redundant
1. not or no longer needed or useful
2. no longer employed because there is no more work available
to assimilate knowledge
to absorb and understand it
to marshal facts
to organise facts in support of an idea
truancy (verb = to play truant from school)
when a student leaves school without permission
a bottleneck
a place where congestion regularly happens
to commute
to travel a long distance to work every day
urban sprawl
the situation where a city expands and buildings are constructed without control or laws
facilities and amenities
places providing any service to the public
Validate
v. to prove or declare valid
Unmitigated
complete (often describing something bad)
Teeming
adj. abundantly filled (usu. with living organisms)
Sufficient
adj. enough; just meeting a requirement
Static
adj. motionless, changeless
Scrutinize
v. to examine carefully and critically
Reproach
v. to criticize
Rash
acting without careful consideration of the possible consequences
Prompt
adj. on time, punctual
n. a cue to begin something; instructions
Pragmatic
adj. practical, useful
Postulate
v. to assert
Opine
v. to openly express an opinion
Momentous
adj. historically significant
Indulge
v. to give into; to satisfy or gratify
Imposition
n. an unnecessary burden
Impartiality
equal treatment of all rivals or disputants; fairness
Fluctuate
v. to be unstable; to rise and fall
Feasibility
n. the possibility of something
Cultivate
v. to foster the growth of
Authenticity
n. the quality of being real and true instead of fake and contrived
Articulate
v. to clearly express in words
Conceive
v. to imagine or come up with
Diminish
v. to become smaller in scope or degree
Hostile
adj. harmful, dangerous
Squalid
adj. run-down, sordid, or sleazy
Vow
v. to promise