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The systematic variation of a verb’s form to express grammatical features such as tense, person, number, mood, or voice.
A conjugation is a group of verbs that share a pattern of inflection.
A word or group of words that connects words, phrases, or clauses.
A person who brings people, groups, ideas, or organizations together or helps them connect.
To defeat a country, people, or territory by force and take control of it.
Attention or thought given to someone or something, or a particular aspect or point of view.
To be made up or composed of particular parts, ingredients, or members; to have those as its components.
To have something as the essential or defining feature; to lie in or depend on something.
In agreement or harmony with something else.
A constant is a value that does not change within a particular mathematical or scientific context.
To amount to or make up a particular thing, often as an example or instance of it.
A change to a constitution adopted through a formal legal process.
The quality or state of being constitutional, especially conformity with or permissibility under a constitution or constitutional law.
The process of building or putting together something, especially a structure such as a house, road, or bridge.
A word, phrase, or sentence pattern formed according to the rules of a language.
To look at a book, document, or other source to find information.
A private or formal discussion between people, especially one held to reach a decision or resolve a problem.
To eat or drink something.
The use of goods and services by people, households, or organizations, especially as measured in economic activity.
To communicate or get in touch with someone, especially by phone, email, or another means of communication.
A person one knows or can approach, especially someone who may provide help, information, or access.
A person who has been exposed to someone with a contagious disease, or a person identified as a possible link in its spread.
A person or organization that serves as the designated recipient for inquiries or communication.
A person who lives or lived at the same time as another person.
A person competing or standing as a candidate who is considered likely to achieve a particular result.
The things contained inside a container or other object.
To resume speaking, writing, or explaining after a pause or interruption.
To enter into a formal agreement, especially one involving legal or commercial obligations.
A formal agreement between two or more parties that creates obligations enforceable by law.
Contrariety is the state of being opposite to or in conflict with something else.
To compare two or more things in order to show or emphasize their differences.
To have the power to influence or determine the outcome of a situation, decision, or resource.
A handle, control, or switch that operates a machine or mechanism when moved.
The degree to which an object, vehicle, or animal responds readily and predictably to being controlled or operated.
A device used to operate, regulate, or direct a machine, system, or process.
The gradual development of similar features, behaviors, or outcomes in different systems, groups, or fields.
In mathematics, convergence is the tendency of a sequence, series, or process to approach a particular limit.
A formal decision by a court or jury that a person is guilty of a crime.
A firmly held belief or opinion, especially one based on strong personal confidence.
To remove the core, especially the seeds, from a fruit.
The central or innermost part of something.
The central part of a fruit that contains the seeds and is usually removed before eating.
A core group is the small, central set of people who are most committed to an organization or cause.
A corpus is an organized collection of works associated with an author, subject, or field.
A relationship in which two things correspond, harmonize, or reinforce one another.
A counterargument is an argument or remark that presents an opposing view in response to another point.
A person or thing that contrasts with another and thereby balances, opposes, or complements it.
A person whose job is to deliver messages, documents, or goods, or to run errands.
An informal term for a person or thing that is exceptionally good, impressive, or lively.
A person who breaks into computer systems without authorization, often to cause harm or commit a crime.