1. Lady (noun): A woman of refinement, grace, or social distinction. 2. Lady (noun): A polite or formal term for…

1. Cover (verb): To place something over or upon another to protect, conceal, or enclose it. 2. Cover (noun): Something…

1. Advocate (noun): A person who publicly supports or recommends a particular cause or policy. 2. Advocate (verb): To publicly…

1. Per (preposition): For each or for every, often used to indicate a rate, such as miles per hour or…

1. Formative (adjective): Relating to the development or shaping of something, especially in its early stages. 2. Formative (adjective): Influencing…

1. Lush (adjective): Having rich, abundant vegetation or growth, as in a lush forest. 2. Lush (adjective): Luxurious or opulent…

1. Sea (noun): A large body of saltwater that covers much of the Earth's surface or a division of the…

1. Principal (noun): The head or leader of an organization, especially a school or an institution. 2. Principal (noun): A…

1. Meet (verb): To come into the presence or company of someone by arrangement or chance. 2. Meet (verb): To…

1. Demographic (adjective): Relating to the statistical study of populations, especially regarding structure, distribution, and trends. 2. Demographic (noun): A…

1. Index (noun): An alphabetical or systematic list of topics, names, or subjects with references to their locations in a…

1. Proactive (adjective): Taking initiative to anticipate and address future needs or problems before they arise. 2. Proactive (adjective): Acting…

1. Balance (noun): A state of equilibrium or equal distribution between opposing forces or elements. 2. Balance (verb): To keep…

1. Type (noun): A category of people or things having common characteristics. 2. Type (verb): To write or input text…

1. Our (pronoun): Belonging to or associated with the speaker and one or more others. 2. Our (pronoun): Indicative of…