Words starting with F
The elements, circumstances, or variables that contribute to a particular result or influence a decision.
Factors
A specific aim, purpose, or desired result that a person or organization plans and commits to achieve.
A proposed explanation or prediction made on the basis of limited evidence, serving as the starting point for further investigation or testing.
hypothesis
To completely separate, set apart, or detach a person, object, or concept from its surroundings or others.
isolate
A regular, official activity or position of employment that a person performs in exchange for financial compensation or a salary.
job
A person, company, or institution that manages large sums of money or provides capital for businesses, projects, and investments, typically to make a profit.
Financier
(e.g., Baby Boomers, Gen Z). It can also mean the average period (about 30 years) between the birth of parents and their children, or the technological stage of a product's development.
Generation
A system of ranking people, groups, or things above one another according to status, authority, or importance.
hierarchy
In an exactly similar way, showing no difference in form, value, character, or appearance.
identically
A written or digital record of daily events, personal experiences, thoughts, or reflections; it can also refer to a professional or academic publication containing articles on a specific field.
journal
The process of expressing a concept, theory, or plan in a precise, systematic way.
Formulation
To produce, create, or bring something into existence, such as electricity, revenue, ideas, or data.
Generate
The most outstanding or memorable part of an event or experience. As a verb, it means to draw special attention to something or to mark text with a bright color.
highlight
An active, intentional involvement or interference in a situation or process to alter its course, improve it, or prevent harm.
Intervention
The act of showing something to be right, reasonable, warranted, or legally defensible by providing supporting evidence, reasons, or excuses.
justification
Designed to be practical and useful, prioritizing working efficiency and utility over aesthetic appearance or decoration.
Non-repayable funds or products disbursed by a government, trust, or corporation to a recipient (like a student, scientist, or non-profit) for a specific purpose.
Grants
The natural environment or home where a specific animal, plant, or other organism lives and grows.
habitat
Relating to or based on a system of ideas, beliefs, and values, especially those underlying a political, economic, or social theory.
ideological
The specialized terminology, slang, or technical language used by a specific profession, group, or culture that is often difficult for outsiders to understand.
jargon
The state or quality of being definitive, settled, or irreversible, indicating that an action, decision, or situation is completely finished and cannot be changed.
Finality
The process by which businesses, cultures, and societies develop international influence or start operating on an international scale, making the world more interconnected.
Globalisation
most commonly used to describe one half of the Earth (e.g., the Northern or Southern) or one half of the brain.
Hemisphere
Deducing or concluding information from evidence, reasoning, or context clues rather than from explicit, direct statements.
inferred
The act of placing two or more things side by side, close together, or in contrasting positions, specifically to compare them or highlight their differences.
juxtapose