AWL Sublist 5

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1. Academy (noun)

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1. Definition: An institution for education or training in a specific field.

2. Example: She was accepted into a prestigious music academy.

3. Synonyms: institute, school, college

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Challenge (noun/verb)

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Definition: A difficult task or situation; to question or test something.

Example: Learning a new language can be a challenge.

Synonyms: test, difficulty, dispute

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Enable (verb)

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Definition: To make something possible or give someone the ability to do something.

Example: Technology enables students to learn remotely.

Synonyms: allow, empower, facilitate

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Discretion (noun)

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Definition: The ability to make decisions based on one's own judgement.

Example: The manager acted with discretion in handling the issue. Synonyms: judgement, choice, prudence

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Fundamental (adjective)

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Definition: Forming a necessary base or core; essential.

Example: Reading is a fundamental skill in education.

Synonyms: basic, essential, foundational

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Liberal (adjective)

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Definition: Open to new ideas; generous or broad-minded.

Example: The university promotes a liberal approach to learning.

Synonyms: open-minded, progressive, generous

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Modify (verb)

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Definition: To change something slightly, especially to improve it. Example: The teacher modified the lesson to suit the students’ needs.

Synonyms: adjust, alter, revise

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Precise (adjective)

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Definition: Exact and accurate in detail.

Example: The instructions must be precise to avoid confusion.

Synonyms: exact, accurate, specific

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Stable (adjective)

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Definition: Firm and not likely to change or move.

Example: The economy remained stable throughout the year.

Synonyms: steady, secure, consistent

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Welfare (noun)

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Definition: The health, happiness, and well-being of people.

Example: The program aims to improve child welfare.

Synonyms: well-being, support, care