1. Assessment (noun): The act of evaluating or estimating the nature, ability, or quality of something. 2. Assessment (noun): An…

1. Gradient (noun): A rate of inclination or slope. 2. Gradient (noun): A gradual change in a quantity over distance,…

1. Nubile (adjective): Physically mature and suitable for marriage or a relationship, typically used for a young woman. 2. Nubile…

1. Sent (verb): To cause to go or be taken to a particular destination. 2. Sent (adjective): Having been dispatched…

1. Interjection (noun): A sudden, brief utterance that expresses emotion. 2. Interjection (noun): A word or phrase used to convey…

1. Convention (noun): A formal meeting or gathering of people with a common interest. 2. Convention (noun): A widely accepted…

1. Inbox (noun): A container or folder used for receiving and storing incoming messages, typically electronic mail. 2. Inbox (verb):…

1. Simile (noun): A figure of speech comparing two unlike things using the words "like" or "as." 2. Simile (noun):…

1. Precedent (noun): An earlier event or action that is regarded as an example or guide to be considered in…

1. Void (noun): A completely empty space or the absence of something. 2. Void (verb): To declare something as invalid…

1. Re (noun): A word used to refer to something, especially in correspondence, indicating the subject or topic of a…

1. Any (determiner): One or some, regardless of amount or number. 2. Any (pronoun): A non-specific item or person, often…

1. Example (noun): A representative form or instance that illustrates a type, standard, or characteristic of a group. 2. Example…

1. Opaque (adjective): Not able to be seen through; not transparent. 2. Opaque (adjective): Difficult to understand or explain. 3.…

1. Hullabaloo (noun): A loud noise or disturbance caused by a group of people. 2. Hullabaloo (noun): A state of…