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Having the ability to produce abundant crops, plants, or offspring; highly productive. Synonyms: fruitful, productive, rich.
Fertile
Extreme suffering or death caused by a severe lack of food over a prolonged period. Synonyms: famine, hunger, malnourishment.
Starvation
Substances found in food that are essential for the growth, health, and maintenance of the body. Synonyms: vitamins, minerals.
Nutrients
The activity of cutting down trees for commercial purposes, usually to harvest timber. Synonyms: deforestation, timbering, tree-felling.
Logging
The manufacturing of large quantities of standardized products, often using assembly lines. Synonyms: large-scale production, industrial manufacturing, factory production.
Mass production
To actively fight against or try to prevent something harmful or undesirable. Synonyms: oppose, counter, tackle.
To combat
Penalties or measures imposed to enforce rules, often by governments as a way to influence behavior. Synonyms: restrictions, penalties.
Sanctions
To modify or tailor something to suit specific needs, preferences, or purposes. Synonyms: personalize, adapt.
To customize
A person’s social or professional position, rank, or condition at a particular time. Synonyms: rank, standing, condition.
Status
The introduction of new ideas, methods, or inventions that bring improvements or progress. Synonyms: invention, novelty, breakthrough.
Innovation
The act of changing something into a different form, state, or use, often for improvement or adaptation. Synonyms: transformation, alteration, changeover.
Conversion
The base or underlying support of a structure, idea, or organization. Synonyms: base, groundwork, underpinning.
Foundation
A negative aspect, disadvantage, or potential problem of something. Synonyms: drawback, disadvantage, con.
Downside
Material made by weaving or knitting fibers, often used in making clothing or textiles. Synonyms: cloth, textile, material.
Fabric
Something that blocks progress or makes it difficult to achieve a goal. Synonyms: barrier, hindrance, impediment.
Obstacle
Redirected or turned away from its original path or purpose, often for a new use. Synonyms: rerouted, deflected, rechanneled.
Diverted
Never seen, done, or experienced before; without previous example. Synonyms: unparalleled, unique, exceptional.
Unprecedented
To transport goods or people secretly and illegally, often to avoid taxes or laws. Synonyms: traffic, sneak, contraband.
To Smuggle
Lawful, valid, or conforming to accepted standards or rules. Synonyms: legal, valid, genuine.
Legitimate
Forced or obligated to do something by pressure or necessity. Synonyms: obliged, coerced, driven.
Compelled
To find a way around a rule, law, or obstacle, often cleverly or dishonestly. Synonyms: bypass, evade, avoid.
To circumvent
Malicious software designed to lock data and demand payment for its release. Synonyms: extortion software, malware, cyber threat.
Ransomware
Intentionally harmful, cruel, or meant to cause damage. Synonyms: spiteful, malevolent, harmful.
Malicious
An official document or justification giving authority for an action, such as a search or arrest. Synonyms: authorization, permit, justification.
Warrant
The process of converting information into a secure code to prevent unauthorized access. Synonyms: encoding, ciphering, cryptography.
Encryption