Noun
a strong desire to learn, know, or find out about something
curiosity
strange, unusual, or odd
peculiar
to give a document, proposal, or piece of work to someone so they can review or decide on it
submit
not often; seldom
rarely
to continue doing something without changing
stick to
a particular smell, especially an unpleasant or strong one
odor
able to be healed, treated, or made healthy again
curable
to provide a person, animal, or plant with the food and substances necessary for growth and health
nourish
without relying on or being controlled by others
independently
to need, require, or publicly demand a specific action or reaction
call for
a specific group of living organisms (animals or plants)
species
including or covering all types of people, things, or services; not leaving anyone out
inclusive
to test, examine, or check people or things to select them or see if they have a disease or problem
screen
in an important or meaningful way
significantly
to become established and accepted
take hold
the state or quality of being correct, exact, or free from error
accuracy
following traditional standards, common agreement, or accepted social norms rather than new ideas
conventional
to prevent someone or something from entering a group or space.
exclude
in a way that relates to seeing or appearance
visually
on the condition that; provided that
as long as
a process to ask questions and gather information about something, or a formal request for knowledge
inquiry
affecting or spreading to a very large number of individuals within a population at the same time
epidemic
to direct attention toward a problem or issue and take action to deal with or solve it
address
in a way that shows skill, imagination, or aesthetic feeling
artistically
a maximum of
up to