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warn

to inform someone of a possible danger or problem.

Verb communication Level 300
waste

Using something carelessly or when there is no need (a waste of time).

Noun process_event Level 300
weather

the state of the atmosphere at a particular place and time, with respect to temperature, wind, rain, and other conditions

Noun abstract_condition Level 300
world record

the best performance ever achieved worldwide

Noun abstract_condition Level 300
brother-in-law

the brother of one's spouse, or the husband of one's sibling

Noun family_relation Level 302
daughter-in-law

the wife of one's son

Noun family_relation Level 302
sister-in-law

the sister of one's spouse, or the wife of one's sibling

Noun family_relation Level 302
son-in-law

the husband of one's daughter

Noun family_relation Level 302
stepdaughter

a female child of one's spouse from a previous relationship

Noun family_relation Level 302
stepfather

the husband of one's mother who is not one's biological father

Noun family_relation Level 302
stepmother

the wife of one's father who is not one's biological mother

Noun family_relation Level 302
stepson

a male child of one's spouse from a previous relationship

Noun family_relation Level 302
anxiety

A feeling of worry, nervousness, or unease about an uncertain outcome.

Noun emotion_feeling Level 303
anxious

Feeling or showing worry, nervousness, or unease about an uncertain outcome.

Adjective emotion Level 303
ashamed

Feeling embarrassed or guilty because of one's actions, characteristics, or associates.

Adjective emotion Level 303
compassion

A feeling of deep sympathy and concern for the suffering or misfortune of others.

Noun emotion_feeling Level 303
confusion

A state of being unable to think clearly or understand; bewilderment.

Noun emotion_feeling Level 303
courage

The ability to do something despite fear.

Noun emotion_feeling Level 303
curiosity

A strong desire to know or learn something; inquisitiveness.

Noun emotion_feeling Level 303
disappointment

A feeling of sadness or displeasure caused by unfulfilled hopes or expectations.

Noun emotion_feeling Level 303
disgust

A strong feeling of revulsion or profound disapproval aroused by something unpleasant.

Noun emotion_feeling Level 303
disgusted

Feeling strong disapproval or revulsion aroused by something unpleasant.

Adjective emotion Level 303
envy

to feel discontent at another person's advantages.

Verb emotional_state Level 303
excitement

A feeling of eager anticipation or heightened emotion, often accompanied by enthusiasm.

Noun emotion_feeling Level 303
frustrated

Feeling upset or annoyed as a result of being unable to change or achieve something.

Adjective emotion Level 303
grateful

Feeling or showing appreciation for kindness or benefits received.

Adjective emotion Level 303
gratitude

A feeling of appreciation for kindness or benefits received.

Noun emotion_feeling Level 303
guilt

A feeling of having done something wrong or failed in an obligation.

Noun emotion_feeling Level 303
hate

An intense dislike or aversion toward a person, group, thing, or idea.

Noun emotion_feeling Level 303
jealous

Feeling or showing envy of someone or concern over a rival.

Adjective emotion Level 303
jealousy

A feeling of envy toward someone or concern over a rival.

Noun emotion_feeling Level 303
joyful

Feeling, expressing, or causing great happiness and pleasure.

Adjective emotion Level 303
pride

A feeling of deep pleasure or satisfaction from one's own achievements or qualities.

Noun emotion_feeling Level 303
relieved

No longer feeling distressed or anxious; feeling reassurance after worry.

Adjective emotion Level 303
shame

A painful feeling of humiliation or distress caused by awareness of wrong or foolish behavior.

Noun emotion_feeling Level 303
shock

A sudden upsetting or startling emotional experience.

Noun emotion_feeling Level 303
terror

Extreme fear.

Noun emotion_feeling Level 303
although

In spite of the fact that; even though (e.g., "although it was late, she continued working").

Conjunction conjunction_other Level 304
though

despite the fact that; although; however; even if (e.g., "though it was raining", "strange though it may seem").

Conjunction conjunction_other Level 304
unless

Used to introduce a condition that must be met for something not to happen or not to be true; except if.

Conjunction conjunction_other Level 304
whether

Introducing alternatives or expressing doubt or choice (e.g., "whether or not", "I don't know whether he is coming").

Conjunction conjunction_other Level 304
accountant

A person whose job is to prepare, examine, and maintain financial records, ensure accuracy and compliance with laws and regulations, and often manage ...

Noun occupation Level 305
architect

A person who designs buildings and oversees their construction.

Noun occupation Level 305
baker

A person whose occupation is to make and bake bread, pastries, and other baked goods.

Noun occupation Level 305
bus driver

a person who drives a bus

Noun occupation Level 305
butcher

A person who prepares and sells meat.

Noun occupation Level 305
carpenter

A skilled worker who builds, repairs, and installs wooden structures, fixtures, and fittings.

Noun occupation Level 305
detective

A person who investigates crimes and gathers evidence.

Noun occupation Level 305
diplomat

A person who represents their country in foreign relations.

Noun occupation Level 305
economist

A person who studies and analyzes economic systems and trends.

Noun occupation Level 305