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the act of using another person's work, words, ideas, or data without giving proper credit
plagiarism
an observable fact, event, or change that can be seen, felt, or measured
phenomenon
a small group of people chosen by a larger organization or government body to make decisions, investigate issues, or manage specific tasks
committee
to capture and hold someone's complete attention and interest
fascinate
I love the ________ of your room
aesthetic
to draw out or bring forth a response, answer, or information from someone through specific words or actions
elicit
the act of placing two or more things, ideas, or characters side by side to highlight their differences or similarities
juxtaposition
to make an action, process, or task easier, smoother, or more likely to happen
facilitate
something that is needed, required, or cannot be avoided
necessary
causing great pain, severe suffering, or serious harm
grievous
to make an already bad situation, problem, pain, or disease worse or more severe
exacerbate
a system where people, things, or ideas are arranged into ranks or levels based on their importance, power, or authority
hierarchy
main, most important, or a person in charge
principal
to accept, admit, or recognize the truth, existence, or reality of something
acknowledge
a period of one thousand years
millennium
a word or phrase that has the same or nearly the same meaning as another word or phrase in the same language
synonym
to become or make something worse, lower in quality, value, or condition over time
deteriorate
a formal promise or assurance that certain conditions will be met, a product will be repaired or replaced if it breaks, or another person's debt will be paid if they default
guarantee
the state or fact of having actual being, living, or being real in the physical world
existence