Words starting with K
The facts, information, skills, and understanding acquired through experience, education, or learning.
Knowledge
Physical or mental work, especially hard physical work. It can also refer to the workforce as a whole or the process of childbirth.
labor
Relating to the science or practice of medicine, the treatment of illness and injuries, or the healing arts.
medical
A standard, rule, or pattern that is typical or expected within a specific group, society, or context.
Norm
Relating to, or situated in, a foreign country across a large body of water.
overseas
A sharing of characteristics or origins, or a web of social relationships that form an important part of the lives of most humans in most societies (most commonly referring to family ties or blood relationship).
Kinship
Having official, legal permission to do, own, or use something
Licensed
A person's or group's way of thinking, characteristic attitude, or cognitive outlook that shapes how they interpret and react to situations.
Mentality
vAn interconnected system of people, things, or computers that share information, resources, or communication lines.
Network
To extend over and cover a part of something else, or to have features/times in common.
Overlap
Relating to or resulting from motion. In physics, it is used to describe the energy an object possesses due to its motion.
Kinetic
A person who studies or is an expert in logic, reasoning, and the principles of valid inference.
Logician
Government departments headed by a minister or, in a religious context, the services and duties performed by religious leaders or organizations.
Ministries
A conception, belief, or vague understanding of something; an idea or opinion.
Notion
Happening, taking place, or existing in a specific situation.
Occurring
A recurrent, irresistible urge to steal items, typically done without economic motive or personal need.
Kleptomania
The acts of setting someone or something free from imprisonment, slavery, oppression, or confinement.
Liberation
Located at the edge of something; close to the lower limit of qualification, acceptability, or function; or having a very small or minor effect
marginal
The process of bringing something back to the standard state, or organizing data to reduce redundancy and improve consistency (often used in sociology, economics, and computer science).
Normalisation
To balance, counteract, or compensate for something else.
Offset
Constantly changing, shifting, or combining complex patterns, colors, or elements
Kaleidoscopic
To make, enact, or pass laws through a body like a parliament or congress.
Legislate
The biological, psychological, or physical process of reaching full growth and completion over time.
maturation
The act of making something ineffective, or harmless, such as counteracting a chemical (acid/base) or rendering a threat powerless.
Neutralisation
Able to be acquired, or reached.
obtainable