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admission

A statement in which someone concedes that something is true, especially something unfavorable or previously denied.

affirmative

An answer or response expressing agreement, consent, or confirmation.

ammunition

Information or evidence that can be used to support an argument or attack an opponent, especially in a dispute or public debate.

appointment book

An appointment book is a book or record used to organize appointments, scheduled activities, or future engagements.

archaeological evidence

Archaeological evidence is the material remains and related information used to learn about past human societies.

article

A written piece published in a newspaper, magazine, journal, or on a website.

attestation

An attestation is a formal statement confirming that a fact, document, or copy is accurate, authentic, or legally valid.

background music

Music played as an accompaniment to an activity, event, or experience rather than as its main focus.

ballot paper

A ballot paper is a physical or electronic form on which a voter records their choices.

breakdown

A detailed division or account of something into its parts, categories, or components.

cable television

A television service or channel delivered through a cable network rather than broadcast over the air.

calendar

A list of planned events, activities, or dates, often arranged by day or time.

censorship

Censorship is the deliberate prevention or restriction of information, opinions, or publications from being publicly expressed or known.

certificate

A certificate is an official document or credential showing that a person, product, or organization has been certified.

chronological account

A list or narrative of events presented in the order in which they happened.

citation

A formal award or statement recognizing someone’s achievement, bravery, or service.

composition

A piece of writing, especially one written as a school assignment.

compound word

A word formed by combining two or more words or word parts.

condemnation

A strong expression or statement of criticism that presents someone or something as deserving blame.

consultation

A private or formal discussion between people, especially one held to reach a decision or resolve a problem.

counterargument

A counterargument is an argument or remark that presents an opposing view in response to another point.

disclosure

The act of making something previously hidden, secret, or improper known to others.

dissenting opinion

A formal statement by a judge or other official explaining disagreement with a majority decision.

e-mail

A message sent or received through an electronic-mail system.

electronic mail

A system or medium for sending and receiving messages electronically, especially over the internet.

epithet

An insulting or abusive word or phrase used to refer to someone.

exposure

The act of making a person, object, or work known or visible to the public.

expression

A word or group of words used to convey a particular meaning, especially a fixed or idiomatic saying.

feature

A newspaper, magazine, or broadcast article or program that gives special attention to a subject or person.

findings

Findings are the facts, evidence, or conclusions produced by an investigation or study.

frequency spectrum

A distribution or display showing the intensity of a signal’s components according to their frequency or wavelength.

grammar book

A book or course that teaches the rules of a language.

grievance

A grievance is a complaint formally submitted through an official procedure, especially by an employee or member of an organization.

handwriting

A person’s handwritten writing or the distinctive style in which it is written.

heading

A heading is a word or phrase that identifies a section, article, or other part of a document.

idiom

A characteristic style or manner of expression associated with a person, group, period, or language.

intensive questioning

Intensive questioning is thorough, persistent questioning of someone to test their statements, knowledge, or account, especially outside a formal cour...

invite

An informal invitation to an event or occasion.

libretto

A printed booklet for an opera or other vocal performance containing its libretto and sometimes explanatory material.

linking word

A word or grammatical element that connects words, phrases, clauses, or larger parts of a sentence or discourse.

literature

The published body of writings and research on a particular subject, field, period, or country.

material

Information, facts, or ideas gathered or used for a particular purpose, such as study, research, or writing.

mush

Mush is sentimental or excessively emotional language, behavior, or material, regarded as mawkish or overly sweet.

musical accompaniment

Music performed to support a singer or solo instrumentalist.

narration

A portion of a literary, dramatic, or audiovisual work in which events are told by a narrator rather than presented through dialogue or direct action.

negative

A medical or diagnostic test result indicating that the tested condition or substance was not detected.

nonsense

Nonsense or insincere, misleading, or empty talk.

omission

Something that has been left out of a text, statement, or other whole, especially a word, detail, or section.

oral translation

The act or service of translating spoken words orally from one language into another.

pamphlet

A short written work, often promoting a religious or political view and intended for distribution.