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the vocabulary of a person, language, or branch of knowledge
Lexicon
take hold of suddenly and forcefully
Seize
Deeply embedded or established, often referring to habits, beliefs, or ideas that are so fixed they are difficult to change.
Ingrained
A detailed plan or design of a building or object; often used metaphorically to mean a plan of action.
Blueprint
The part of the Earth and its atmosphere that supports life, including all ecosystems and living organisms.
Biosphere
Remove from the centre of activity or attention and place in a less prominent or less active position.
Sideline
A way of thinking that involves understanding and balancing the pros and cons in various situations to make informed decisions that often require sacrificing one aspect in favour of another.
Trade-off Mentality
The force or speed with which something moves, often used to describe the progress of an event or process.
Momentum
An economic system in which private individuals (rather than the state) own and control property and businesses, and the production, distribution, and exchange of goods and services are guided mainly by competition in a free market.
Capitalism
Different parts of an organization, economy, or system developing at different rates or scales, often leading to imbalance or uneven development
Asymmetric Growth