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NURTURE (N)

to take care of, feed, and protect someone or something, especially young children or plants, and help him, her, or it to develop:

<p><strong>to take </strong>care<strong> of, </strong>feed<strong>, and </strong>protect<strong> someone or something, </strong>especially<strong> </strong>young<strong> </strong>children<strong> or </strong>plants<strong>, and </strong>help<strong> him, her, or it to </strong>develop<strong>:</strong></p>
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INNATE (ADJ)

INNATELY (ADV)

SYNONYMS: INBORN, NATURAL

An innate quality or ability is one that you were born with, not one you have learned:

<p>INNATELY (ADV)</p><p>SYNONYMS: INBORN, NATURAL</p><p><span><strong>An innate </strong></span>quality<span><strong> or </strong></span>ability<span><strong> is one that you were </strong></span>born<span><strong> with, not one you have </strong></span>learned<span><strong>:</strong></span></p>
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ANTICIPATE (V)

SYNONYMS: EXPECT, PREDICT

to imagine or expect that something will happen:

<p></p><p>SYNONYMS: EXPECT, PREDICT</p><p><span><strong>to </strong></span>imagine<span><strong> or </strong></span>expect<span><strong> that something will </strong></span>happen<span><strong>:</strong></span></p>
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APPREHENSION (N)

SYNONYMS: FERA, WORRY, ANXIETY

worry about the future, or a fear that something unpleasant is going to happen:

<p>SYNONYMS: FERA, WORRY, ANXIETY</p><p>worry<span><strong> about the </strong></span>future<span><strong>, or a </strong></span>fear<span><strong> that something </strong></span>unpleasant<span><strong> is going to </strong></span>happen<span><strong>:</strong></span></p>
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APPREHENSION (N)

SYNONYMS: CATCHING. CAPTURE

an act of catching and arresting someone who has not obeyed the law:

<p>SYNONYMS: CATCHING. CAPTURE</p><p><span><strong>an </strong></span>act<span><strong> of </strong></span>catching<span><strong> and </strong></span>arresting<span><strong> someone who has not </strong></span>obeyed<span><strong> the </strong></span>law<span><strong>:</strong></span></p>
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APPREHENSION (N)

SYNONYMS: UNDERSTANDING, GRASP OF

the act of understanding something, or the way that something is understood:

<p>SYNONYMS: UNDERSTANDING, GRASP OF</p><p><span><strong>the </strong></span>act<span><strong> of </strong></span>understanding<span><strong> something, or the way that something is </strong></span>understood<span><strong>:</strong></span></p>
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PERMANENCE (N)

SYNONYMS: DURABILITY, EXISTENCE

staying the same or continuing for a long time:

<p>SYNONYMS: DURABILITY, EXISTENCE</p><p>staying<span><strong> the same or </strong></span>continuing<span><strong> for a </strong></span>long<span><strong> </strong></span>time<span><strong>:</strong></span></p>
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MOTOR SKILLS (NOUN PHRASE)

the ability to control and coordinate the body's muscles to perform specific tasks

<p>the ability to control and coordinate the body's muscles to perform specific tasks</p>
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MOTION (N)

SYNONYMS: MOVEMENT, MOBILITY

the act or process of moving, or a particular action or movement:

<p>SYNONYMS: MOVEMENT, MOBILITY</p><p><span><strong>the </strong></span>act<span><strong> or </strong></span>process<span><strong> of </strong></span>moving<span><strong>, or a </strong></span>particular<span><strong> </strong></span>action<span><strong> or </strong></span>movement<span><strong>:</strong></span></p>
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MOTION (N)

SYNONYMS: SUGGESTION, PROPOSAL, RECOMMENDATION

a formal suggestion made, discussed, and voted on at a meeting:

<p>SYNONYMS: SUGGESTION, PROPOSAL, RECOMMENDATION</p><p><span><strong>a </strong></span>formal<span><strong> </strong></span>suggestion<span><strong> made, </strong></span>discussed<span><strong>, and </strong></span>voted<span><strong> on at a </strong></span>meeting<span><strong>:</strong></span></p>
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HABITUATE (V)

SYNONYMS: FAMILIAR WITH, ACCUSTUMED WITH

to get used to something or to make someone or something used to something:

<p>SYNONYMS: FAMILIAR WITH, ACCUSTUMED WITH </p><p><span><strong>to get used to something or to make someone or something used to something:</strong></span></p><p></p>
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CONCEIVE (V)

SYNONYMS: PERCEIVE, UNDERSTAND, APPREHENSION

to form an idea, a plan, etc. in your mind

<p>SYNONYMS: PERCEIVE, UNDERSTAND, APPREHENSION</p><p>to form an idea, a plan, etc. in your mind </p><p></p>
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CONCEIVE (V)

SYNONYMS: IMAGINE, THINK

to imagine something:

<p>SYNONYMS: IMAGINE, THINK </p><p><span><strong>to </strong></span>imagine<span><strong> something:</strong></span></p><p></p>
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CONCEIVE (V)

to become pregnant, or to cause a baby to begin to form:

<p><span><strong>to </strong></span>become<span><strong> </strong></span>pregnant<span><strong>, or to </strong></span>cause<span><strong> a </strong></span>baby<span><strong> to </strong></span>begin<span><strong> to </strong></span>form<span><strong>:</strong></span></p><p></p>
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APPROPRIATE (ADJ)

SYNONYMS: SUITABLE FOR, FITTING WITH

suitable or right for a particular situation or occasion:

<p>SYNONYMS: SUITABLE FOR, FITTING WITH </p><p>suitable<span><strong> or </strong></span>right<span><strong> for a </strong></span>particular<span><strong> </strong></span>situation<span><strong> or </strong></span>occasion<span><strong>:</strong></span></p>
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APPROPRIATE (V)

SYNONYMS: TAKE, STEAL

to take something for your own use, usually without permission:

<p>SYNONYMS: TAKE, STEAL</p><p><span><strong>to take something for </strong></span>your<span><strong> own use, usually without </strong></span>permission<span><strong>:</strong></span></p><p></p>
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ATTACHMENT (N)

SYNONYMS: PART, SOMETHING THAT IS ADDED

an extra piece of equipment that can be added to a machine:

<p>SYNONYMS: PART, SOMETHING THAT IS ADDED</p><p><span><strong>an </strong></span>extra<span><strong> </strong></span>piece<span><strong> of </strong></span>equipment<span><strong> that can be </strong></span>added<span><strong> to a </strong></span>machine<span><strong>:</strong></span></p><p></p>
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ATTACHMENT (N)

SYNONYMS: FEEL OF LOVE, BONDING, CONNECTION

a feeling of love or strong connection to someone or something:

<p>SYNONYMS: FEEL OF LOVE, BONDING, CONNECTION </p><p><span><strong>a </strong></span>feeling<span><strong> of </strong></span>love<span><strong> or </strong></span>strong<span><strong> </strong></span>connection<span><strong> to someone or something:</strong></span></p><p></p>
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RESIST (V)

SYNONYM: OPPOSE

to fight against something or someone that is attacking you:

<p>SYNONYM: OPPOSE</p><p><span><strong>to </strong></span>fight<span><strong> against something or someone that is </strong></span>attacking<span><strong> you:</strong></span></p><p></p>
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RESIST (V)

SYNONYM: STOP

o stop yourself from doing something that you want to do:

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PRETEND (V)

to behave as if something is true when you know that it is not, especially in order to deceive people or as a game:

<p><span><strong>to </strong></span>behave<span><strong> as if something is </strong></span>true<span><strong> when you </strong></span>know<span><strong> that it is not, </strong></span>especially<span><strong> in </strong></span>order<span><strong> to </strong></span>deceive<span><strong> </strong></span>people<span><strong> or as a </strong></span>game<span><strong>:</strong></span></p><p></p>
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PRETEND (ADJ)

IMAGINARY OR NOT REAL

<p>IMAGINARY OR NOT REAL </p><p></p>
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APATHY (N)

SYNONYMS: LACKING INTEREST AND ENTHUSIAM , DO NOT CARE

behaviour that shows no interest or energy and shows that someone is unwilling to take action, especially over something important:

<p>SYNONYMS: LACKING INTEREST AND ENTHUSIAM , DO NOT CARE</p><p>behaviour<span><strong> that </strong></span>shows<span><strong> no </strong></span>interest<span><strong> or </strong></span>energy<span><strong> and </strong></span>shows<span><strong> that someone is </strong></span>unwilling<span><strong> to take </strong></span>action<span><strong>, </strong></span>especially<span><strong> over something </strong></span>important<span><strong>:</strong></span></p>