1. Acquiesce (verb): To accept or comply with something passively or without protest. 2. Acquiesce (verb): To agree to a…

1. Contrast (noun): The state of being strikingly different from something else in juxtaposition or comparison. 2. Contrast (verb): To…

1. Professionalism (noun): The conduct, behavior, and attitude expected of a person in a particular profession. 2. Professionalism (noun): The…

1. Civil (adjective): Relating to ordinary citizens and their concerns, as opposed to military or religious matters. 2. Civil (adjective):…

1. Resilient (adjective): Able to recover quickly from difficulties, hardships, or setbacks. 2. Resilient (adjective): Capable of returning to its…

1. Supersede (verb): To take the place of something that is considered old, inferior, or obsolete. 2. Supersede (verb): To…

1. Leucism (noun): A genetic condition characterized by partial loss of pigmentation in an animal, resulting in pale or patchy…

1. Extra (adjective): More than what is usual, necessary, or expected. 2. Extra (noun): Something additional or beyond the standard…

1. Snitch (noun): A person who informs or tattles on others, often for personal gain or to avoid trouble. 2.…

1. Color (noun): The property of an object that results from the way it reflects or emits light, producing visual…

1. Ambient (adjective): Relating to the surrounding environment or atmosphere. 2. Ambient (noun): Background noise or atmosphere in a particular…

1. Guidepost (noun): A post with a sign giving directions, distances, or information. 2. Guidepost (noun): A principle, rule, or…

1. Decision (noun): A conclusion or resolution reached after consideration. 2. Decision (noun): The process of deciding something, especially in…

1. Weekend (noun): The period of time from Friday evening to Sunday night, considered a time of rest or leisure.…

1. Inter (verb): To place a dead body in a grave or tomb; to bury. 2. Inter- (prefix): Used to…