1. Day (noun): The 24-hour period from midnight to midnight, constituting a full rotation of the Earth. 2. Day (noun):…

1. Loading (noun): The act or process of placing goods, cargo, or other materials into a vehicle, container, or device.…

1. Review (noun): An evaluation or assessment of a product, service, or performance. 2. Review (verb): To examine or assess…

1. PM (noun): The time period from noon to midnight in the 12-hour clock system, commonly used to distinguish afternoon…

1. Benevolence (noun): A sincere wish or intention to do good for others, often shown through kindness or charity. 2.…

1. Interim (noun): A temporary period or interval. 2. Interim (adjective): Temporary or provisional. 3. Interim (adverb): For the time…

1. Citadel (noun): A fortress protecting a city or region, typically located on high ground. 2. Citadel (noun): A stronghold…

1. Move (verb): To change position or place. 2. Move (noun): An act or instance of changing location or position.…

1. Acronym (noun): A word formed from the initial letters of other words, pronounced as a single term. 2. Acronym…

1. Thread (noun): A fine, thin strand of material, such as cotton, silk, or metal, used in sewing, weaving, or…

1. Juxtaposition (noun): The act or instance of placing two or more things side by side, often to compare, contrast,…

1. Hydra (noun): A multi-headed serpent from Greek mythology, symbolizing challenges that grow more difficult with each attempt to overcome…

1. Allusion (noun): An indirect or passing reference to something, often used to evoke an idea or context. 2. Allusion…

1. Issue (noun): A topic or subject for discussion or debate. 2. Issue (verb): To distribute or send out something.…

1. Scandal (noun): A publicized incident that brings disgrace. 2. Scandal (noun): Behavior or action that is morally or legally…