Lemmas found: 10333
A teacher or scholar who works at a college or university.
A vehicle’s ability to gain speed, especially over a specified interval.
To give a syllable, word, or musical beat greater prominence by pronouncing or performing it more strongly.
A decorative or contrasting feature added to something to make it more visually interesting or noticeable.
An access road is a road or passage that provides a route to a particular place.
The act of adjusting to another person's views, needs, or behavior to reach agreement.
To provide musical support for a singer or another musician by playing an instrument or singing along.
A mass or layer formed by the gradual buildup of material.
The grammatical case that typically marks the direct object of a verb.
An achievement is something successfully attained or won through effort.
To indicate that you have noticed, received, or understood something.
To accept or declare officially that a person, group, or state has a particular status, authority, or relationship.
To obtain ownership or control of a company, property, or other asset, especially through a business transaction.
A fast-drying paint made from pigment suspended in an acrylic polymer emulsion.
Using a grammatical construction in which the subject performs the action of the verb.
Engaging in physical exercise or regularly taking part in energetic activities.
Producing a direct effect or having the power to cause change or action.
Involving deliberate effort or participation by the person receiving or using something, rather than passive reception.
Busy doing things; involved in or participating in activities, rather than idle or passive.
Existing in fact or reality; real, rather than imagined, supposed, or merely apparent.
Precisely or truly the specified amount, number, or thing, especially when contrasted with an estimate, expectation, or claim.
An adaptation or rendition of a creative work, such as a song, film, story, or text.
A code or number that identifies a location in a computer's memory or on a network.
An adherent is a person who supports or follows a particular person, group, belief, or cause.
Adjudication is the formal process of deciding a dispute, claim, or legal matter.
To carry out a medical treatment or procedure.
A statement in which someone concedes that something is true, especially something unfavorable or previously denied.
The amount of money charged to enter a place or attend an event.
To acknowledge that something is true, often while maintaining that another point is also true.
A young person who is developing from a child into an adult, typically between puberty and adulthood.
A feeling of intense love, admiration, or devotion toward someone or something.
To love or admire someone or something very deeply, sometimes excessively.
To give someone advice or guidance.
A person who publicly supports or promotes a particular idea, cause, belief, or activity.
An aerosol propellant is a compressed or liquefied gas that expels a product from an aerosol container when released.
A written statement made under oath, usually for use as evidence in a legal proceeding.
An answer or response expressing agreement, consent, or confirmation.
To fasten or attach something to another thing.
The continuing influence, presence, or reputation of a person, work, or idea beyond its original period or creator.
Aid is help or support given to people facing hardship, especially in the form of food, money, or medical care.
To point or orient something toward a particular person, place, or target.
To make an opinion, complaint, or proposal publicly known.
A person who is not a citizen or national of the country being discussed.
An alien is a being from another planet or world, especially in science fiction.
Including or covering everything, with nothing important left out.
To assign or set aside money, time, or other resources for a particular purpose.
An amount of money allocated or set aside for a particular purpose or expected expense.
The leading or dominant individual in a social group of animals.
A preliminary version of software released for testing, typically before a beta version.
The distance of a point above a reference level, especially above the ground or sea.