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Question		Answer
factors that can change or be changed in an experiment or situation start learning		variables
decreases in value, quality over time start learning		decline
a mistaken belief or idea about something start learning		misconception
particularly or especiallu deserving attention or notice start learning		notably
the amount of something produced by a person, machine or system start learning		output
the highest point or level of something start learning		peak
a way of determining the quantity, size or extent of something start learning		measure
the act of switching back and forth between two things or states start learning		alternation
a total formed by combining several seperate elements start learning		aggregate
in a fast or sudden way start learning		rapidly
To exceed or surpass in speed, progress, or development; to move faster than something or someone else. start learning		outpace
To provide an explanation or justification for something; to make up or comprise a portion or percentage of something. start learning		account for
Deep distress or misery; affliction or suffering. start learning		woe
A prediction or estimate of future events or conditions, typically based on scientific data or analysis. start learning		forecast
To make or become less; to decrease in size, extent, or importance. start learning		diminish
To make a problem, bad situation, or negative feeling worse; to aggravate or intensify. start learning		exacerbate
To rise or fly high in the air; to increase rapidly in a way that suggests flight. start learning		soar
Severe suffering or privation; difficulty or suffering that is endured. start learning		hardship
To weaken or make feeble; to impair the strength or vitality of. start learning		debiliate
A condition resulting from excessive demands on physical or mental energy; to stretch or exert oneself to the utmost. start learning		strain
A deficiency in quantity; an insufficient amount or supply of something. start learning		shortage
A gradual deterioration; to become smaller, fewer, or less; to refuse politely. start learning		decline
To fall or drop straight down at high speed; to decline or decrease rapidly. start learning		plummet
At the point of experiencing or undergoing something, often something significant or dangerous. start learning		on the brink of
to start or introduce a system, rule, law, etc. start learning		instute
to come to an end or stop being valid after a particular time start learning		expire
including all or almost all elements or aspects of something start learning		comprehensive
involving a great deal of effort, trouble, or difficulty start learning		onerous
to change the appearance, sound, meaning, or shape of something so that it seems strange or wrong start learning		distort
the repurchase by a company of its own stock in the open market start learning		buybacks
to return to a previous subject, condition, practice, belief, etc start learning		revert
the amount of money received during a particular period by a business start learning		receipts
something that encourages you to do something start learning		incentive
providing someone with a reason to do something start learning		incentivize
an event or situation that causes something to start; to cause something to start start learning		trigger
official permission not to do something or pay something that you would normally have to do or pay start learning		exemptions
in a way that is too large or small in relation to something else start learning		disproportionately
in a way that is too large or small in relation to something else start learning		strife
Done consciously and intentionally; planned or intentional. start learning		deliberate
to add to something in order to make it bigger or longer start learning		extend
profit from selling an investment start learning		capital gain
very surprising or shocking start learning		staggering
filled to the top with something start learning		brim
belonging naturally, essential start learning		intrinsic
hidden or not obvious but important start learning		underlying
excitement or interest created by promotion start learning		hype
having something as your own start learning		ownership
things that are needed for a particular purpose start learning		supplies
break open or apart suddenly start learning		burst
happens or takes place start learning		occur
sudden start of something unpleasant, like a disease start learning		outbreak
shape like a circle or oval start learning		loop
put together or joined start learning		combine
a large boar or a ship, an object used for holding liquids start learning		vessel
goes beyond a limit or expectation start learning		exceed
being ready to do something start learning		willingness
happening suddenly and unexpectedly start learning		abruptly
(an amount that is) more than is needed start learning		surplus
the reduction of production costs that is a result of making and selling goods in large quantities, for example, the ability to buy large amounts of materials at reduced prices start learning		economics of scale
the desire or need for a particular product or service. start learning		demand
materials or things that can be used to achieve a goal. start learning		resources
extremely important or essential. start learning		cruical
gradually stopping someone from depending on something, like food or a habit. start learning		wean
the worth of something in terms of money or importance. start learning		value
something that is very useful, important, or helpful. start learning		valuable
about to happen very soon. start learning		imminent
the result or product produced by a process or system. start learning		output
to be more important or significant than something else. start learning		outweigh
growing very quickly and becoming larger or more intense over time. start learning		exponential
moving or changing position or direction. start learning		shift
a problem or obstacle that causes a delay or difficulty. start learning		snag

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