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The situation, circumstances, or information that provides a specific meaning and understanding of something.
Context
100
A specific feature that helps to identify a person or a thing.
Characteristic
100
Obvious, easily noticed
Evident
100
To keep something in the same state, condition, or level.
Maintain
100
to meet someone or something usually unexpectedly
Encounter
200
To make something easier to understand with further explanation or more details
Clarify
200
To suggest something without directly saying or showing it.
Imply
200
To have control or influence over someone or something
Dominate
200
A particular way of thinking about something
Perspective
200
To connect new information with perviously known information to form an idea or judgment.
Infer
300
An idea of how or why something happens or why it works
Theory
300
Something is large in size, degree, or importance
Substantial
300
Tells that something is fair, appropriate, or makes sense.
Reasonable
300
To not allow or to not include someone or something
Exclude
300
Tells that someone or something is alone, separate, far away, or happening only once.
Isolated
400
Things used to make a decision or judgment
Criteria
400
Tells that something is extremely important and may determine success or failure
Crucial
400
Tells that something has qualities that are usual and expected or common
Typical
400
Means to be made of or to include different parts or things
Consist
400
The most important thing that needs attention before anything else
Priority
500
Means to have an influence on or to cause a change in someone or something
Affect
500
Something that contributes to a result
Factor
500
Means to put limits on or to control someone or something
Restrict
500
Means to develop or change gradually over time
Evolve
500
Tells that something is legal, official, or based on truth of logic
Valid
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