What distinguishes a B-grade essay from a C-grade essay in Test 16?

A C-grade essay is grammatically passable but uses repetitive, everyday words (e.g., 'good, bad, things'). A B-grade essay exhibits lexical diversity with words like 'substantial, fundamental, implement' and organized paragraphs.

How can I remember synonyms and antonyms without forgetting?

Never learn words in isolation. Always learn them in functional pairs (e.g., 'sustainable agriculture' vs. 'wasteful consumption') and write one original sentence for each pair.

How long should my Test 16 essay be?

Aim for 150 to 200 words. Quality and grammatical accuracy always beat unnecessary length. 3 well-developed paragraphs with academic vocabulary will score far higher than 400 rambling words.

Is Test 11 cloze passage practice enough to improve vocabulary?

Cloze tests are the single most effective way to test contextual vocabulary because they force your brain to evaluate parts of speech, grammar harmony, and sentence cohesion all at once.

How does Book 3 of the crash course bridge me to a B?

Book 3 teaches you to recognize and produce academic vocabulary, tackle advanced reading comprehension in Tests 9 and 12, and structure high-scoring essays.

G.C.E. (O/L) English · Tier 3: The B Grade Expansion (3,000 Words)

The B Grade Expansion: 40 Academic Words & Context Practice.

A Cambridge & O/L language coach's blueprint for crossing the 65-mark boundary. Expand from everyday language into 40 high-frequency academic verbs, nouns, and evaluative adjectives with synonyms, antonyms, and authentic fill-in-the-blank cloze exercises.

View 40 Academic Words Coach's Lexical Blueprint Practice on Idasara

Includes 3 authentic Test 11 cloze passages with examiner answer keys

The Language Coach's Strategy: Lexical Precision & Cloze Mastery

Reaching a B grade (65–74 marks) requires replacing repeated elementary words with precise academic synonyms.

A candidate stuck at a C grade repeats basic verbs like make, get, do, show, think and adjectives like good, big, new. A B-grade candidate exhibits lexical diversity: instead of writing 'This shows the problem is big', they write 'Recent statistics indicate that the water crisis has substantial consequences'.

Notice the transformation: indicate replaces shows, and substantial consequences replaces problem is big. This single habit instantly elevates your score in the Content and Language criteria of Test 14 and Test 16.

To internalize these 40 words, memorization is useless. You must practice contextual insertion. Below, you will find 3 complete fill-in-the-blank practice passages modeled on official O/L examinations, complete with examiner clues.

Technique 1: Upgrading Daily Verbs

make → generate / use → utilize / help → contribute

Whenever you catch yourself writing 'make' or 'use', substitute a precise academic verb. It instantly shifts your writing tone from conversational to academic.

Technique 2: Pairing Synonyms and Antonyms

Word + 2 Synonyms + 1 Antonym

Learning a word with its opposite (e.g., substantial vs. negligible) gives your brain two memory anchors, doubling your active vocabulary retention.

Technique 3: Contextual Cloze Strategy

Identify Part of Speech Before Picking

In Test 11, analyze the words before and after the blank. If it follows 'to', look for a base verb. If it follows 'very', look for an adjective.

Why the B Grade Expansion Elevates Both Examination Scores and Fluency

Stepping into the 3,000-word tier gives you the vocabulary needed for high academic honors and international tests.

Securing 65–74 Marks (B Grade)

Crossing the 65-mark barrier requires scoring heavily across both papers. Academic vocabulary ensures maximum marks on Paper 2's reading and writing sections.

Test 11 & Test 9 Cloze Perfection

The 3 interactive cloze passages below train your brain to recognize grammar patterns, collocations, and contextual clues under timed conditions.

Test 16 Essay Excellence (15 Marks)

Whether writing an essay on environmental conservation or modern technology, terms like 'priority', 'sustainable', and 'implement' demonstrate mature scholarship.

Foundation for A/L and IELTS

The words in this tier form the core of Cambridge General English and IELTS Academic Band 6.5+, easing your transition into Advanced Level studies.

The 3,000-Word Academic Horizon

Expanding from conversational English to academic precision: synonyms, antonyms, and cloze mastery.

Consolidated · 2,000 Words

Base & Bridge Foundation

The combined 2,000-word functional base of everyday communication and paragraph cohesion.

The Expansion · 40 Pivot Words

Academic Precision Lexicon

The 40 academic verbs, nouns, and evaluative adjectives below with full synonym and antonym pairings for Test 11 cloze precision.

Complete · 1,000 Expansion Words

Complete 3,000-Word Bank

Documented in full in docs/content/ol-english-vocabulary/03-b-grade-expansion-3000-words.md (words 2001 to 3000) and Book 3.

The 40 High-Frequency Academic Words

Each word includes exact synonyms, antonyms, and a model sentence reflecting real examination standards.

Section 1

Academic & Analytical Verbs (20 Words)

Elevate your vocabulary from everyday conversation to formal academic English required for a B grade (65+ marks).

#	Word & Synonyms	Part of Speech	Nuance / Meaning	Authentic Exam Sample Sentence
1	analyze Syn: examine, inspect, evaluate Ant: ignore, overlook	Verb	Examine methodically and in detail for explanation.	Scientists analyze soil samples to determine mineral deficiency before planting crops.
2	contribute Syn: donate, supply, facilitate Ant: withhold, hinder	Verb	Give in order to help achieve or provide something.	Youth voluntary clubs contribute significantly to national flood relief initiatives.
3	illustrate Syn: demonstrate, clarify, depict Ant: confuse, obscure	Verb	Explain or make clear by using examples or diagrams.	The guest speaker used statistical charts to illustrate the rapid decline in rural wildlife.
4	indicate Syn: signal, suggest, reveal Ant: conceal, disguise	Verb	Point out or show evidence of something.	Recent survey findings indicate a growing enthusiasm among youths for digital entrepreneurship.
5	acquire Syn: obtain, gain, master Ant: lose, forfeit	Verb	Buy, obtain, or master an asset or skill.	Students who practice active listening acquire foreign language skills much faster.
6	evaluate Syn: assess, appraise, judge Ant: misjudge, disregard	Verb	Form an idea of the value or quality of something.	Examiners evaluate candidates based on grammatical precision, organization, and relevance.
7	perceive Syn: recognize, discern, observe Ant: misunderstand, miss	Verb	Become aware or conscious of something; interpret.	Students often perceive mathematics as intimidating until interactive problem-solving is introduced.
8	resolve Syn: settle, solve, determine Ant: complicate, aggravate	Verb	Settle or find an effective solution to a problem.	Community elders intervened promptly to resolve the boundary dispute peacefully.
9	generate Syn: produce, create, yield Ant: destroy, extinguish	Verb	Cause something to arise or come about.	Offshore wind turbines generate sustainable electricity without contaminating maritime ecology.
10	implement Syn: execute, enact, apply Ant: cancel, postpone	Verb	Put a decision, plan, or agreement into effect.	The ministry decided to implement strict plastic recycling policies across islandwide retail markets.
11	justify Syn: validate, defend, substantiate Ant: condemn, disprove	Verb	Show or prove to be right or reasonable.	Candidates must cite historical facts to justify their arguments in the essay section.
12	sustain Syn: nourish, uphold, maintain Ant: weaken, abandon	Verb	Strengthen or support physically or mentally over time.	Organic fertilizers sustain soil fertility over decades without chemical contamination.
13	transform Syn: alter, revolutionize, convert Ant: preserve, stagnate	Verb	Make a thorough or dramatic change in form or character.	Modern e-learning platforms transform traditional classrooms into dynamic collaborative spaces.
14	utilize Syn: employ, exploit, harness Ant: waste, misuse	Verb	Make practical and effective use of a resource.	Farmers utilize drip-irrigation mechanisms to conserve precious groundwater in arid provinces.
15	demonstrate Syn: prove, show, verify Ant: disprove, conceal	Verb	Clearly show the truth of something by proof or evidence.	The science exhibition allowed students to demonstrate innovative water purification devices.
16	emphasize Syn: highlight, stress, underline Ant: understate, downplay	Verb	Give special importance or prominence to something.	Health inspectors emphasize the absolute necessity of boiling water during epidemic outbreaks.
17	restrict Syn: limit, confine, constrain Ant: broaden, release	Verb	Put a limit on; keep under control.	National park rangers restrict vehicular speeds to protect nocturnal wildlife from road hazards.
18	maintain Syn: sustain, preserve, assert Ant: discontinue, abandon	Verb	State something strongly; or keep up ongoing standards.	School principals must maintain strict health protocols in public cafeterias.
19	establish Syn: found, institute, create Ant: abolish, dismantle	Verb	Initiate, set up, or bring about on a permanent basis.	The municipal council plans to establish an educational botanical arboretum for children.
20	conclude Syn: finalize, deduce, wrap up Ant: commence, start	Verb	Bring something to an end; arrive at a judgment by reasoning.	Researchers conclude that consistent reading habits substantially increase lifelong cognitive resilience.

Section 2

Academic Nouns & Evaluative Adjectives (20 Words)

Equip yourself with the precise terminology needed to discuss society, science, and education in Paper 2 essays and cloze passages.

#	Word & Synonyms	Part of Speech	Nuance / Meaning	Authentic Exam Sample Sentence
21	consequence Syn: outcome, repercussion, result Ant: cause, origin	Noun	A result or effect of an action or condition.	Severe environmental pollution is a direct consequence of unmanaged industrial waste disposal.
22	perspective Syn: viewpoint, outlook, stance Ant: indifference	Noun	A particular attitude toward or way of regarding something.	Traveling across multicultural regions broadens an adolescent's intellectual perspective on life.
23	objective Syn: target, aim, purpose Ant: aimlessness	Noun	A thing aimed at or sought; a clear goal.	The primary objective of the vocational workshop is enhancing rural youth employment prospects.
24	priority Syn: precedence, urgency, preference Ant: subordination	Noun	The condition of being regarded as most important.	Providing equal internet connectivity to underprivileged rural schools must be a national priority.
25	resource Syn: asset, reserve, supply Ant: liability, burden	Noun	A stock or supply of materials, staff, or assets.	A well-stocked school library is an invaluable educational resource for inquisitive pupils.
26	potential Syn: capability, promise, possibility Ant: limitation, incapacity	Noun / Adjective	Latent qualities or abilities that may lead to future success.	Sri Lankan schoolchildren demonstrate exceptional artistic and mathematical potential given adequate guidance.
27	substantial Syn: significant, considerable, sizable Ant: negligible, minor	Adjective	Of considerable importance, size, or value.	The charitable trust provided a substantial financial grant to renovate the science laboratory.
28	fundamental Syn: essential, foundational, primary Ant: secondary, superficial	Adjective	Forming a necessary base or core; of central importance.	Freedom of thought and access to primary schooling are fundamental constitutional rights.
29	efficient Syn: productive, competent, effective Ant: wasteful, inefficient	Adjective	Achieving maximum productivity with minimum wasted effort.	Modern electric railway transit systems are remarkably energy-efficient and cost-effective.
30	versatile Syn: adaptable, flexible, multipurpose Ant: limited, inflexible	Adjective	Able to adapt or be adapted to many different functions.	Coconut timber is an exceptionally versatile material widely utilized in traditional coastal construction.
31	innovative Syn: inventive, novel, groundbreaking Ant: traditional, outdated	Adjective	Featuring new methods; advanced and original.	Young local engineers developed innovative solar pumps to support agrarian water conservation.
32	reluctant Syn: unwilling, hesitant, disinclined Ant: eager, enthusiastic	Adjective	Unwilling and hesitant; disinclined.	Conservative elders were initially reluctant to embrace online banking applications.
33	prominent Syn: distinguished, notable, eminent Ant: obscure, unknown	Adjective	Important, well-known, or conspicuous.	A prominent pediatric surgeon delivered the keynote address at the national medical convention.
34	vulnerable Syn: exposed, defenseless, susceptible Ant: protected, invulnerable	Adjective	Susceptible to physical or emotional attack or harm.	Coastal sea turtle nesting grounds are extremely vulnerable to unregulated tourism development.
35	comprehensive Syn: exhaustive, thorough, extensive Ant: incomplete, partial	Adjective	Complete and including all or nearly all elements.	The academy published a comprehensive revision syllabus covering all nine O/L examination subjects.
36	evident Syn: obvious, apparent, manifest Ant: hidden, doubtful	Adjective	Plain or obvious; clearly seen or understood.	The beneficial effect of remedial coaching was evident in the students' improved mock test results.
37	adequate Syn: sufficient, passable, reasonable Ant: inadequate, deficient	Adjective	Satisfactory or acceptable in quality or quantity.	Without adequate dietary iron and vitamins, growing youngsters frequently suffer from lethargy.
38	constant Syn: continuous, persistent, steady Ant: erratic, occasional	Adjective	Occurring continuously over a period of time.	Achieving mastery in English requires constant daily reading rather than sporadic cramming sessions.
39	initial Syn: first, opening, preliminary Ant: final, concluding	Adjective	Existing or occurring at the beginning.	Despite initial pronunciation difficulties, the candidates gained remarkable oral fluency within three months.
40	considerable Syn: substantial, great, extensive Ant: slight, negligible	Adjective	Notably large in size, amount, or extent.	The school athletic squad invested a considerable amount of time preparing for the provincial relay.

Interactive Practice: Test 11 Style Cloze Passages

Test your contextual understanding. Read the word box, insert the correct word into each numbered blank, and check your work against the examiner key.

Passage 1: Sustainable Energy Transition in Sri Lanka

Word Box: generate | substantial | implement | consequences | efficient

Sri Lanka is blessed with abundant solar and wind resources. To reduce reliance on expensive fossil fuels, the government decided to (1) [ . . . . . . ] a nationwide clean energy initiative. Engineers emphasized that modern photovoltaic panels are remarkably (2) [ . . . . . . ] at converting sunlight into usable electricity. If commercial buildings adopt these systems, they can (3) [ . . . . . . ] clean power while achieving a (4) [ . . . . . . ] reduction in operating expenses. Ignoring renewable solutions will lead to severe ecological (5) [ . . . . . . ] for future generations.

Examiner Answer Key & Context Clues:
(1) implement [Verb: infinitive after 'to'] • (2) efficient [Adjective: describes 'panels'] • (3) generate [Verb: follows modal 'can'] • (4) substantial [Adjective: describes 'reduction'] • (5) consequences [Noun: plural object of preposition 'to'].

Passage 2: Biodiversity Protection in Sinharaja Forest

Word Box: vulnerable | evaluate | priority | contribute | maintain

The Sinharaja Rainforest contains thousands of endemic plant and animal species that are critically (1) [ . . . . . . ] to human encroachment. Wildlife ecologists regularly (2) [ . . . . . . ] canopy health to track deforestation rates. Conservationists insist that protecting this UNESCO biosphere must be a national (3) [ . . . . . . ]. Local community eco-tourism societies can also (4) [ . . . . . . ] to buffer-zone reforestation. By educating villagers, authorities hope to (5) [ . . . . . . ] ecological equilibrium across the wilderness.

Examiner Answer Key & Context Clues:
(1) vulnerable [Adjective: describes 'species'] • (2) evaluate [Verb: present plural agreeing with 'ecologists'] • (3) priority [Noun: singular after 'national'] • (4) contribute [Verb: follows modal 'can'] • (5) maintain [Verb: infinitive after 'to'].

Passage 3: The Digital Transformation of Education

Word Box: acquire | innovative | versatile | perspective | transform

Modern digital learning tools have the potential to (1) [ . . . . . . ] rural school systems. Tablet computers are exceptionally (2) [ . . . . . . ] devices that support reading, coding, and scientific research. By utilizing (3) [ . . . . . . ] instructional applications, underprivileged pupils can (4) [ . . . . . . ] valuable vocational competencies early in life. Furthermore, accessing global educational libraries gives young learners a whole new (5) [ . . . . . . ] on international opportunities.

Examiner Answer Key & Context Clues:
(1) transform [Verb: infinitive after 'to'] • (2) versatile [Adjective: describes 'devices'] • (3) innovative [Adjective: describes 'applications'] • (4) acquire [Verb: follows modal 'can'] • (5) perspective [Noun: singular after 'new'].

+1,000 Word Academic Expansion

The Complete +1,000-Word Academic Expansion Lexical Bank (Words 2,001 to 3,000)

Browse, filter, and search the complete 1,000 academic verbs, conceptual nouns, and evaluative adjectives required for B-grade comprehension and writing.

1000 / 1000 Expansion Words

#	Word & Synonyms	Part of Speech	Academic Domain	Nuance / Meaning
2001	analyze	Verb	Academic Expansion (Featured)	To examine methodically and in detail the constitution or structure of something. Researchers analyze water samples from the reservoir to assess heavy metal contamination.
2002	synthesize	Verb	Academic Expansion (Featured)	To combine a range of different things, ideas, or materials into a coherent whole. The candidate must synthesize information from both bar charts into a single cohesive report.
2003	scrutinize	Verb	Academic Expansion (Featured)	To examine or inspect closely and thoroughly. Examiners scrutinize every student script to verify that all answers follow the marking scheme.
2004	articulate	Verb	Academic Expansion (Featured)	To express an idea, thought, or feeling fluently and coherently in words. The guest speaker articulated the urgent need for environmental conservation in rural communities.
2005	advocate	Verb	Academic Expansion (Featured)	To publicly recommend, support, or argue in favor of a cause or policy. Youth organizations advocate for greater digital literacy facilities in rural secondary schools.
2006	speculate	Verb	Academic Expansion (Featured)	To form a theory or conjecture about a subject without firm evidence. Historians speculate that the ancient reservoir bund was built during the reign of King Parakramabahu.
2007	corroborate	Verb	Academic Expansion (Featured)	To confirm or give support to a statement, theory, or finding. Recent archaeological excavations corroborate descriptions found in the ancient Mahavamsa chronicle.
2008	extrapolate	Verb	Academic Expansion (Featured)	To extend the application of a method or conclusion to an unknown situation. Economists extrapolate future energy consumption trends based on the past decade's industrial growth.
2009	rectify	Verb	Academic Expansion (Featured)	To put right; correct an error or undesirable situation. The municipal council acted immediately to rectify the drainage defects along the main roadway.
2010	perpetuate	Verb	Academic Expansion (Featured)	To make something, typically an undesirable situation or belief, continue indefinitely. Relying purely on rote memorization perpetuates weak analytical reading habits among school candidates.
2011	phenomenon	Noun	Academic Expansion (Featured)	A remarkable fact or situation that is observed to exist or happen. The rapid warming of coastal ocean waters is an alarming environmental phenomenon.
2012	disparity	Noun	Academic Expansion (Featured)	A great difference, inequality, or unlikeness between things. The education ministry seeks to eliminate the resource disparity between urban and rural school zones.
2013	catalyst	Noun	Academic Expansion (Featured)	A person, event, or thing that precipitates an event or rapid change. The establishment of computer learning centres acted as a catalyst for digital literacy among village youth.
2014	infrastructure	Noun	Academic Expansion (Featured)	The basic physical and organizational structures and facilities needed for society. Government investment in rural road infrastructure facilitates timely transport of agricultural harvest.
2015	perspective	Noun	Academic Expansion (Featured)	A particular attitude toward or way of regarding something; a point of view. Studying world history provides students with a broader global perspective on modern conflicts.
2016	consensus	Noun	Academic Expansion (Featured)	A general agreement reached among a group of people. After lengthy deliberations, the syllabus committee reached a consensus on the new examination format.
2017	implication	Noun	Academic Expansion (Featured)	The conclusion that can be drawn from something although it is not explicitly stated. Rising ocean temperatures carry grave implications for marine biodiversity and coastal fishing villages.
2018	paradigm	Noun	Academic Expansion (Featured)	A typical example, model, or conceptual framework of something. Online interactive education represents a revolutionary paradigm shift in modern secondary learning.
2019	methodology	Noun	Academic Expansion (Featured)	A system of methods used in a particular area of study or activity. The research paper clearly outlines the methodology used to collect statistical demographic data.
2020	dilemma	Noun	Academic Expansion (Featured)	A situation in which a difficult choice has to be made between two alternatives. The principal faced a dilemma between allocating funds for laboratory equipment or classroom repairs.
2021	inevitable	Adjective	Academic Expansion (Featured)	Certain to happen; unavoidable. Without prompt medical intervention, the spread of the seasonal viral outbreak was inevitable.
2022	viable	Adjective	Academic Expansion (Featured)	Capable of working successfully; feasible. Solar power offers a viable economic alternative to fossil fuel generation for rural tea factories.
2023	susceptible	Adjective	Academic Expansion (Featured)	Likely or liable to be influenced or harmed by a particular thing. Stressed examination candidates are particularly susceptible to fatigue and sleep deprivation.
2024	prevalent	Adjective	Academic Expansion (Featured)	Widespread in a particular area or at a particular time. Seasonal respiratory illnesses are prevalent during the wet monsoon months in the hill country.
2025	detrimental	Adjective	Academic Expansion (Featured)	Tending to cause harm, injury, or damage. Excessive consumption of processed sugar is highly detrimental to children's dental and metabolic health.
2026	profound	Adjective	Academic Expansion (Featured)	Having or showing great knowledge, insight, or emotional depth. Learning a second language has a profound positive effect on cognitive flexibility and memory.
2027	versatile	Adjective	Academic Expansion (Featured)	Able to adapt or be adapted to many different functions or activities. Coconut timber is an extraordinarily versatile material used for rafters, furniture, and handicrafts.
2028	meticulous	Adjective	Academic Expansion (Featured)	Showing great attention to detail; very careful and precise. The archaeologist conducted a meticulous inspection of the newly discovered fifth-century stone inscription.
2029	arbitrary	Adjective	Academic Expansion (Featured)	Based on random choice or personal whim, rather than any reason or system. Examiners must follow strict marking schemes to ensure that student evaluations are never arbitrary.
2030	ambiguous	Adjective	Academic Expansion (Featured)	Open to more than one interpretation; having a double meaning. Examination questions should never be ambiguous; instructions must be lucid and transparent.
2031	augment	Verb	Academic Expansion (Featured)	To make something greater by adding to it; increase. The rural school augmented its library collection through generous donations from alumni associations.
2032	substantiate	Verb	Academic Expansion (Featured)	To provide evidence to support or prove the truth of something. Candidates writing argumentative essays must substantiate their claims with concrete real-world evidence.
2033	refute	Verb	Academic Expansion (Featured)	To prove a statement, theory, or accusation to be wrong or false. The laboratory experiment successfully refuted the previous hypothesis regarding bacterial growth.
2034	plausible	Adjective	Academic Expansion (Featured)	Seeming reasonable, probable, or worthy of belief. The meteorologist provided a plausible explanation for the sudden unseasonal deluge in the dry zone.
2035	dubious	Adjective	Academic Expansion (Featured)	Hesitating or doubting; not to be relied upon; suspect. Consumers should be cautious of commercial advertisements making dubious nutritional claims.
2036	tangible	Adjective	Academic Expansion (Featured)	Perceptible by touch; clear, definite, and real. The tree planting campaign yielded tangible benefits by reducing soil erosion along the canal banks.
2037	abstract	Adjective	Academic Expansion (Featured)	Existing in thought or as an idea but not having a physical or concrete existence. Mathematics teaches students to solve abstract algebraic equations through systematic logical deduction.
2038	mitigate	Verb	Academic Expansion (Featured)	To make something bad less severe, serious, or painful. Constructing flood barriers along the riverbanks helped mitigate the risk of seasonal flood damage.
2039	aggravate	Verb	Academic Expansion (Featured)	To make a problem, injury, or offense worse or more serious. Indiscriminate dumping of polythene waste aggravates urban flooding by choking storm drainage canals.
2040	accentuate	Verb	Academic Expansion (Featured)	To make more noticeable or prominent; emphasize.
2041	accommodate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To provide sufficient space for, or adapt to new circumstances.
2042	acknowledge	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To accept or admit the existence or truth of something.
2043	activate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To make something active or operative.
2044	actualize	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To make something a reality of which the possibility already existed.
2045	alleviate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To make suffering, deficiency, or a problem less severe.
2046	amplify	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To increase the volume or intensity of something.
2047	annihilate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To destroy utterly; obliterate.
2048	appraise	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To assess the value or quality of something formally.
2049	approximate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To come close to or be similar to in quality or quantity.
2050	ascertain	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To find out definitely; learn with certainty or assurance.
2051	aspire	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To direct one's hopes or ambitions towards achieving something.
2052	assimilate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To take in and understand fully; absorb ideas or culture.
2053	authenticate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To prove or show something to be true, genuine, or valid.
2054	automate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To convert a process or facility to largely automatic operation.
2055	broaden	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To become larger in distance from side to side; expand scope.
2056	calibrate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To adjust precisely for a particular function or measurement.
2057	catalyze	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To cause or accelerate a reaction by acting as a catalyst.
2058	categorize	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To place in a particular class or group according to traits.
2059	characterize	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To describe the distinctive nature or features of.
2060	circulate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To move continuously or freely through a closed system.
2061	circumscribe	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To restrict something within limits.
2062	coincide	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To occur at the same time or correspond in nature.
2063	compensate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To make up for something unwelcome or unpleasant.
2064	compute	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To calculate or reckon an amount or number mathematically.
2065	conceptualize	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To form a concept or idea of something.
2066	condense	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To make something denser or more concentrated; summarize.
2067	configure	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To arrange or put together in a particular form or combination.
2068	constitute	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To be a part of a whole; establish by law.
2069	constrain	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To severely restrict the scope, extent, or activity of.
2070	contemplate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To look thoughtfully for a long time at, or think about deeply.
2071	contextualize	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To place something in context to enhance understanding.
2072	converge	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To come together from different directions so as eventually to meet.
2073	convert	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To change the form, character, or function of something.
2074	correlate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To have a mutual relationship or connection, in which one affects the other.
2075	critique	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To evaluate or examine a theory or practice critically.
2076	curtail	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To reduce in extent or quantity; impose a restriction on.
2077	decentralize	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To transfer authority from central to local government.
2078	decipher	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To succeed in understanding, interpreting, or identifying something obscure.
2079	deduce	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To arrive at a fact or a conclusion by reasoning.
2080	deflect	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To cause something to change direction by interposing something.
2081	delineate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To describe or portray something precisely.
2082	demarcate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To set the boundaries or limits of something.
2083	denote	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To be a sign of; indicate; stand as a name or symbol for.
2084	depreciate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To diminish in value over a period of time.
2085	deteriorate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To become progressively worse in quality or condition.
2086	deviate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To depart from an established course or accepted standard.
2087	diffuse	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To spread over a wide area or between a large number of people.
2088	discredit	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To harm the good reputation of someone or cause an idea to be distrusted.
2089	disseminate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To spread something, especially information, widely.
2090	dissipate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To disappear or cause to disappear; disperse or scatter.
2091	distill	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To extract the essential meaning or most important aspects of.
2092	diverge	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To separate from another route, especially a main one, and go in a different direction.
2093	diversify	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To make or become more diverse or varied.
2094	dominate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To have a commanding influence on; exercise control over.
2095	elucidate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To make something clear; explain.
2096	emanate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To issue or spread out from a source.
2097	embody	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To be an expression of or give a tangible or visible form to an idea.
2098	emerge	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To move out of or away from something and become visible.
2099	empower	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To give someone the authority or power to do something.
2100	emulate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To match or surpass a person or achievement, typically by imitation.
2101	engender	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To cause or give rise to a feeling, situation, or condition.
2102	enlighten	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To give someone greater knowledge and understanding about a subject.
2103	enumerate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To mention a number of things one by one; list.
2104	equate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To consider one thing to be the same as or equivalent to another.
2105	eradicate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To destroy completely; put an end to.
2106	escalate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To increase rapidly; become more intense or serious.
2107	estimate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To roughly calculate or judge the value, number, quantity, or extent of.
2108	evaluate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To form an idea of the amount, number, or value of; assess.
2109	evoke	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To bring or recall a feeling, memory, or image to the conscious mind.
2110	examine	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To inspect someone or something thoroughly in order to determine their nature.
2111	exceed	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To be greater in number or size than a quantity or limit.
2112	exemplify	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To be a typical example of.
2113	exert	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To apply or bring to bear a force, influence, or quality.
2114	expand	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To become or make larger or more extensive.
2115	expedite	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To make an action or process happen sooner or be accomplished more quickly.
2116	expound	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To present and explain a theory or idea systematically and in detail.
2117	extract	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To remove or take out, especially by effort or force.
2118	fabricate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To invent or concoct something, typically with deceitful intent; construct.
2119	fluctuate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To rise and fall irregularly in number or amount.
2120	formulate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To create or prepare methodically; express in a systematic way.
2121	foster	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To encourage or promote the development of something desirable.
2122	generate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To cause something, especially an emotion or situation, to arise or come about.
2123	harmonize	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To add notes to a melody to produce harmony; bring into agreement.
2124	harness	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To control and make use of natural resources, especially to produce energy.
2125	highlight	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To draw special attention to an important fact or aspect.
2126	hypothesize	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To put forward an idea or explanation as a hypothesis.
2127	illuminate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To help to clarify or explain an idea; light up.
2128	imply	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To indicate the truth or existence of something by suggestion rather than explicit statement.
2129	induce	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To succeed in persuading or leading someone to do something.
2130	infer	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To deduce or conclude information from evidence and reasoning rather than explicit statements.
2131	initiate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To cause a process or action to begin.
2132	innovate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To make changes in something established, especially by introducing new methods.
2133	inquire	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To ask for information from someone.
2134	inspect	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To look at someone or something closely, typically to assess condition or discover shortcomings.
2135	integrate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To combine one thing with another so that they become a whole.
2136	intensify	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To become or make more intense.
2137	interpret	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To explain the meaning of information, words, or actions.
2138	intervene	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To come between so as to prevent or alter a result or course of events.
2139	investigate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To carry out a systematic or formal inquiry to discover and examine the facts of.
2140	isolate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To identify something and examine or deal with it separately.
2141	justify	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To show or prove to be right or reasonable.
2142	magnify	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To make something appear larger than it is, especially with a lens.
2143	manifest	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To display or show a quality or feeling by one's acts or appearance.
2144	manipulate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To handle or control a tool, mechanism, or data in a skillful manner.
2145	maximize	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To make as large or great as possible.
2146	mediate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To intervene between people in a dispute in order to bring about an agreement.
2147	minimize	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To reduce something, especially something unwanted, to the smallest possible amount.
2148	modify	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To make partial or minor changes to something, typically so as to improve it.
2149	motivate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To provide someone with a reason for doing something; stimulate interest.
2150	navigate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To plan and direct the course of an aircraft, ship, or path.
2151	negate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To nullify; make ineffective.
2152	neutralize	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To render something ineffective or harmless by applying an opposite force.
2153	nurture	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To care for and encourage the growth or development of.
2154	obscure	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To keep from being seen; conceal; make unclear.
2155	optimize	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To make the best or most effective use of a situation or resource.
2156	overcome	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To succeed in dealing with a problem or difficulty.
2157	perceive	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To become aware or conscious of something; come to realize or understand.
2158	pioneer	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To develop or be the first to use or apply a new method, area of study, etc.
2159	postulate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To suggest or assume the existence, fact, or truth of something as a basis for reasoning.
2160	precede	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To come before something in time, order, or position.
2161	precipitate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To cause an event or situation, typically one that is bad, to happen suddenly or unexpectedly.
2162	predetermine	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To establish or decide in advance.
2163	prescribe	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To recommend a substance or action as something beneficial.
2164	preserve	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To maintain something in its original or existing state.
2165	prioritize	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To designate or treat something as being very or most important.
2166	proliferate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To increase rapidly in number; multiply.
2167	propel	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To drive, push, or cause to move in a particular direction, typically forward.
2168	propose	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To put forward an idea or plan for consideration or discussion by others.
2169	provoke	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To stimulate or give rise to a reaction or emotion, typically a strong or unwelcome one.
2170	quantify	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To express or measure the quantity of.
2171	rationalize	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To attempt to explain or justify a behavior or attitude with logical reasons.
2172	reconcile	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To restore friendly relations between; make consistent.
2173	reconstruct	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To build or form something again after it has been damaged or destroyed.
2174	refine	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To improve something by making small changes, in particular making an idea more subtle.
2175	regulate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To control or maintain the rate or speed of a machine or process.
2176	rehabilitate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To restore someone or something to health or normal life through training and therapy.
2177	reinforce	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To strengthen or support an object, idea, or structure with additional material.
2178	reiterate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To say something again or a number of times, typically for emphasis or clarity.
2179	rejuvenate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To make someone or something look or feel younger, fresher, or more lively.
2180	relinquish	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To voluntarily cease to keep or claim; give up.
2181	remodel	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To change the structure or form of something.
2182	renovate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To restore something old, especially a building, to a good state of repair.
2183	replicate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To make an exact copy of; reproduce.
2184	reproduce	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To produce a copy or representation of.
2185	restructure	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To organize differently; change the structure of.
2186	retrieve	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To get or bring something back from somewhere.
2187	scrutinise	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To examine or inspect closely and thoroughly.
2188	simulate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To imitate the appearance or character of.
2189	stabilize	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To make or become unlikely to change, fail, or decline.
2190	standardize	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To cause something to conform to a standard.
2191	subdivide	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To divide something into smaller parts.
2192	subjugate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To bring under domination or control, especially by conquest.
2193	subordinate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To treat or regard as of lesser importance than something else.
2194	supplement	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To add an extra element or amount to.
2195	suppress	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To forcibly put an end to something, especially opposition or an emotion.
2196	surmount	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To overcome a difficulty or obstacle.
2197	sustain	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To strengthen or support physically or mentally over time.
2198	symbolize	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To be a symbol of; stand for.
2199	synchronize	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To cause to occur or operate at the same time or rate.
2200	synthesise	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To combine diverse ideas or materials into a unified whole.
2201	systematize	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To arrange according to an organized system; make systematic.
2202	theorize	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To form a theory or theories about something.
2203	thrive	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To prosper; flourish; grow vigorously.
2204	tolerate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To allow the existence, occurrence, or practice of without interference.
2205	transform	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To make a marked change in the form, nature, or appearance of.
2206	transmit	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To cause something to pass on from one place or person to another.
2207	undergo	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To experience or be subjected to something, typically unpleasant or arduous.
2208	underscore	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To emphasize or show the importance of something.
2209	undertake	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To commit oneself to and begin an enterprise or responsibility.
2210	unify	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To make or become united, uniform, or whole.
2211	upgrade	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To raise something to a higher standard, in particular improve by adding parts.
2212	uphold	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To maintain or support a principle or practice in the face of hostility.
2213	validate	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To check or prove the validity or accuracy of something.
2214	verify	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To make sure or demonstrate that something is true, accurate, or justified.
2215	visualize	Verb	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Verbs (200 Words)	To form a mental image of; imagine.
2216	abstraction	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The quality of dealing with ideas rather than events.
2217	acceptance	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	Agreement with or of an idea, policy, or treatment.
2218	accessibility	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The quality of being easily reached or entered.
2219	accord	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	An official agreement or treaty between nations.
2220	accumulation	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The acquisition or gradual gathering of something.
2221	acquisition	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	An asset or object bought or obtained.
2222	administration	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The process or activity of running a business, organization, or state.
2223	advancement	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The promotion of a person in rank or status; progress.
2224	advocacy	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	Public support for or recommendation of a particular cause or policy.
2225	allocation	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The action or process of allocating or sharing out.
2226	alteration	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The action or process of altering or being altered.
2227	amplification	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The process of increasing the volume of sound or emotional impact.
2228	analogy	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A comparison between one thing and another, typically for explanation.
2229	annexation	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The action of annexing something, especially territory.
2230	anomaly	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	Something that deviates from what is standard, normal, or expected.
2231	anticipation	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The action of anticipating something; expectation or prediction.
2232	apparatus	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The technical equipment or machinery needed for a particular activity.
2233	appraisal	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	An act of assessing something or someone formally.
2234	appropriation	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The action of taking something for one's own use, typically without permission.
2235	approximation	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A value or quantity that is nearly but not exactly correct.
2236	arbitration	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The use of an arbitrator to settle a dispute.
2237	archetype	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A very typical example of a certain person or thing.
2238	articulation	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The formation of clear and distinct sounds in speech.
2239	aspiration	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A hope or ambition of achieving something.
2240	assertion	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A confident and forceful statement of fact or belief.
2241	assessment	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The evaluation or estimation of the nature, quality, or ability of someone.
2242	assimilation	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The process of taking in and fully understanding information or ideas.
2243	assumption	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A thing that is accepted as true or as certain to happen, without proof.
2244	attainment	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The action or fact of achieving a goal toward which one has worked.
2245	audit	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	An official inspection of an organization's accounts, typically by an independent body.
2246	authentication	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The process or action of proving or showing something to be true.
2247	automation	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The use of largely automatic equipment in a system of manufacturing.
2248	autonomy	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The right or condition of self-government; freedom from external control.
2249	benchmark	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A standard or point of reference against which things may be compared.
2250	bureaucracy	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A system of government in which most important decisions are taken by state officials.
2251	capability	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The power or ability to do something.
2252	capacity	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The maximum amount that something can contain; ability to produce.
2253	chronology	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The arrangement of events or dates in the order of their occurrence.
2254	circumstance	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A fact or condition connected with or relevant to an event or action.
2255	citizenship	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The position or status of being a citizen of a particular country.
2256	cohesion	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The action or fact of forming a united whole.
2257	coincidence	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A remarkable concurrence of events or circumstances without apparent causal connection.
2258	collaboration	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The action of working with someone to produce something.
2259	commission	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A group of people entrusted by a government with the authority to do something.
2260	commodity	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A raw material or primary agricultural product that can be bought and sold.
2261	compatibility	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A state in which two things are able to exist or occur together without problems.
2262	competence	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The ability to do something successfully or efficiently.
2263	complexity	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The state or quality of being intricate or complex.
2264	compromise	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	An agreement or settlement of a dispute reached by each side making concessions.
2265	conception	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The action of conceiving a child or of forming an idea in the mind.
2266	concession	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A thing that is granted, especially in response to demands.
2267	concord	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	Agreement or harmony between people or groups.
2268	configuration	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	An arrangement of parts or elements in a particular form or combination.
2269	conformity	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	Compliance with standards, rules, or laws.
2270	conjecture	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	An opinion or conclusion formed on the basis of incomplete information.
2271	conjunction	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The action or an instance of two or more events or things occurring at the same point.
2272	connexion	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A relationship in which a person, thing, or idea is linked with something else.
2273	consequence	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A result or effect, typically one that is unwelcome or unpleasant.
2274	constitution	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A body of fundamental principles according to which a state is governed.
2275	constraint	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A limitation or restriction.
2276	consumption	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The using up of a resource, or the eating and drinking of food.
2277	contingency	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A future event or circumstance which is possible but cannot be predicted with certainty.
2278	continuity	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The unbroken and consistent existence or operation of something over time.
2279	contradiction	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A combination of statements, ideas, or features of a situation that are opposed to one another.
2280	convention	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A way in which something is usually done; an established practice.
2281	convergence	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The process or state of converging; coming together.
2282	coordination	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The organization of the different elements of a complex body or activity.
2283	correlation	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A mutual relationship or connection between two or more things.
2284	counterpart	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A person or thing corresponding to or holding a similar position to another.
2285	credibility	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The quality of being trusted and believed in.
2286	criterion	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A principle or standard by which something may be judged or decided.
2287	culmination	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The highest or climactic point of something, especially as attained after a long time.
2288	delegation	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A body of delegates or representatives; a deputation.
2289	deliberation	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	Long and careful consideration or discussion.
2290	democracy	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A system of government by the whole population, typically through elected representatives.
2291	demography	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The study of statistics such as births, deaths, income, which illustrate changing human populations.
2292	depiction	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The action of representing something in a work of art or literature.
2293	deprivation	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The damaging lack of material benefits considered to be basic necessities in a society.
2294	derivative	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	Something which is based on or derived from another source.
2295	differentiation	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The action or process of distinguishing between two or more things or people.
2296	diffusion	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The spreading of something more widely.
2297	diplomacy	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The profession, activity, or skill of managing international relations.
2298	discrepancy	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	An illogical or surprising lack of compatibility or similarity between two or more facts.
2299	discrimination	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The unjust or prejudicial treatment of different categories of people, especially on grounds of race or gender.
2300	disposition	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A person's inherent qualities of mind and character; arrangement.
2301	dispute	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A disagreement or argument, especially one that is formal and public.
2302	disruption	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	Disturbance or problems which interrupt an event, activity, or process.
2303	dissemination	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The act of spreading something, especially information, widely.
2304	divergence	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A difference of opinions, paths, or development.
2305	diversity	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The state of being diverse; variety; a range of different things.
2306	doctrine	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A belief or set of beliefs held and taught by a Church, political party, or other group.
2307	domain	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	An area of territory owned or controlled by a ruler or government; a sphere of knowledge.
2308	dominance	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	Power and influence over others.
2309	duration	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The time during which something continues.
2310	dynamics	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The forces or properties which stimulate growth, development, or change within a system.
2311	efficacy	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The ability to produce a desired or intended result.
2312	efficiency	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The state or quality of being efficient; working without wasted effort.
2313	elegance	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The quality of being graceful and stylish in appearance or manner; scientific simplicity.
2314	elimination	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The complete removal or destruction of something.
2315	empathy	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The ability to understand and share the feelings of another.
2316	empirical	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	Based on, concerned with, or verifiable by observation or experience rather than theory.
2317	enactment	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The passing of legislation or law by a parliament.
2318	endeavour	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	An attempt to achieve a goal; serious earnest effort.
2319	enforcement	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The act of compelling observance of or compliance with a law, rule, or obligation.
2320	engagement	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	An arrangement to do something or go somewhere at a fixed time; active involvement.
2321	enterprise	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A project or undertaking, especially a bold or complex one; a business company.
2322	entity	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A thing with distinct and independent existence.
2323	equality	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The state of being equal, especially in status, rights, or opportunities.
2324	equity	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The quality of being fair and impartial.
2325	escalation	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A rapid increase; a rise in the intensity of a conflict.
2326	ethics	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	Moral principles that govern a person's behavior or the conducting of an activity.
2327	evaluation	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The making of a judgement about the amount, number, or value of something.
2328	evidence	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The available body of facts or information indicating whether a belief is true.
2329	exclusion	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The process or state of excluding or being excluded.
2330	execution	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The carrying out or putting into effect of a plan, order, or course of action.
2331	exemption	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The process of freeing or state of being free from an obligation imposed on others.
2332	expansion	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The action of becoming larger or more extensive.
2333	expectation	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A strong belief that something will happen or be the case in the future.
2334	expenditure	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The action of spending funds; an amount of money spent.
2335	experimentation	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The process of performing a scientific procedure to make a discovery.
2336	expertise	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	Expert skill or knowledge in a particular field.
2337	exposition	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A comprehensive description and explanation of an idea or theory.
2338	expression	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The action of making known one's thoughts or feelings.
2339	extension	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A part that is added to something to enlarge or prolong it.
2340	facilitation	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The act of making something easier or facilitating a process.
2341	factor	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A circumstance, fact, or influence that contributes to a result.
2342	feasibility	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The state or degree of being easily or conveniently done.
2343	flexibility	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The quality of bending easily without breaking; willingness to change.
2344	formulation	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The action of devising or creating something methodically.
2345	foundation	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The lowest load-bearing part of a building, or the basis of an idea.
2346	framework	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A basic structure underlying a system, concept, or text.
2347	frequency	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The rate at which something occurs or is repeated over a particular period.
2348	functionality	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The quality of being suited to serve a purpose well; practical use.
2349	generalization	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A general statement or concept obtained by inference from specific cases.
2350	governance	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The action or manner of governing a state, organization, etc.
2351	gradient	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	An inclined part of a road or railway; a slope; rate of change.
2352	hierarchy	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A system in which members of an organization are ranked according to status.
2353	ideology	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A system of ideas and ideals, especially one which forms the basis of economic policy.
2354	illustration	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A picture illustrating a book; an example serving to clarify.
2355	implementation	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The process of putting a decision or plan into effect; execution.
2356	incentive	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A thing that motivates or encourages someone to do something.
2357	incidence	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The occurrence, rate, or frequency of a disease, crime, or something undesirable.
2358	inclination	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A person's natural tendency or urge to act or feel in a particular way.
2359	inclusion	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The action or state of including or of being included within a group.
2360	inconsistency	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The fact or state of being inconsistent; contradiction.
2361	indication	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A sign or piece of information that indicates something.
2362	indicator	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A gauge or meter of a specified kind; a sign of condition.
2363	inequality	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	Difference in size, degree, circumstances, etc.; lack of equality.
2364	initiative	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The ability to assess and initiate things independently; a fresh project.
2365	inspection	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	Careful examination or scrutiny.
2366	installation	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The action of installing someone or something, or equipment installed.
2367	institution	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	An organization founded for a religious, educational, professional, or social purpose.
2368	instrumentation	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The measuring instruments used in a system or operation.
2369	integration	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The action or process of integrating into a whole.
2370	integrity	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The quality of being honest and having strong moral principles.
2371	interaction	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	Reciprocal action or influence between people or systems.
2372	interdependence	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The dependence of two or more people or things on each other.
2373	interpretation	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The action of explaining the meaning of something.
2374	intervention	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The action or process of intervening to improve a situation.
2375	intuition	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The ability to understand something instinctively, without the need for conscious reasoning.
2376	investigation	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The action of investigating something or someone; formal inquiry.
2377	jurisdiction	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The official power to make legal decisions and judgements.
2378	justification	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The action of showing something to be right or reasonable.
2379	legislation	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	Laws, considered collectively, enacted by a legislature.
2380	legitimacy	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	Conformity to the law or to rules; justifiable validity.
2381	limitation	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A limiting condition or measure; a restriction or defect.
2382	litigation	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The process of taking legal action in a court.
2383	maintenance	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The process of preserving a condition or situation or the state of being preserved.
2384	manifestation	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	An event, action, or object that clearly shows or embodies something abstract.
2385	manipulation	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The action of manipulating something in a skillful or deceitful manner.
2386	maximization	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The action of making something as large as possible.
2387	mechanism	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A system of parts working together in a machine; a piece of machinery.
2388	mediation	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	Intervention in a dispute in order to resolve it; arbitration.
2389	medium	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	An agency or means of doing something; channel of communication.
2390	minimization	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The action of reducing something to the smallest possible amount.
2391	mobilization	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The action of organizing and encouraging a group of people to take collective action.
2392	modification	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The action of modifying something; a minor change or improvement.
2393	momentum	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The quantity of motion of a moving body; driving power gained by development.
2394	monitoring	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The act of observing and checking the progress of something.
2395	motivation	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A reason or reasons for acting or behaving in a particular way.
2396	neutrality	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The state of not supporting or helping either side in a conflict.
2397	norm	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	Something that is usual, typical, or standard.
2398	obstacle	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A thing that blocks one's way or prevents or hinders progress.
2399	occurrence	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	An incident or event; the fact of something happening.
2400	operation	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	An active process; an organized course of action involving multiple people.
2401	optimization	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The action of making the best or most effective use of a situation or resource.
2402	orientation	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The determination of the relative position of something; introductory training.
2403	outcome	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The way a thing turns out; a consequence or result.
2404	overview	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A general review or summary of a subject.
2405	paradox	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A seemingly absurd or self-contradictory statement that may prove to be true.
2406	parameter	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A numerical or other measurable factor forming one of a set that defines a system.
2407	participation	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The action of taking part in something with others.
2408	perception	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The ability to see, hear, or become aware of something through the senses.
2409	philosophy	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The study of the fundamental nature of knowledge, reality, and existence.
2410	plausibility	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The quality of seeming reasonable or probable.
2411	potential	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	Latent qualities or abilities that may be developed and lead to future success.
2412	pragmatism	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	An approach that assesses the truth of meaning of theories in terms of practical success.
2413	precedent	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	An earlier event or action that is regarded as an example or guide in similar circumstances.
2414	precision	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The quality, condition, or fact of being exact and accurate.
2415	prerequisite	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	A thing that is required as a prior condition for something else to happen.
2416	priority	Noun	Domain 2: Conceptual, Governance & Institutional Nouns (220 Words)	The fact or condition of being regarded or treated as more important than others.
2417	accessible	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Able to be reached or entered; easily understood.
2418	accommodating	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Willing to fit in with someone's wishes or needs.
2419	accurate	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Correct in all details; exact.
2420	acute	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Present or experienced to a severe or intense degree.
2421	adaptable	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Able to adjust to new conditions.
2422	adept	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Very skilled or proficient at something.
2423	adherent	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Sticking fast to an object or surface.
2424	administrative	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Relating to the running of a business, organization, or school.
2425	advantageous	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Involving or creating favorable circumstances that increase chances of success.
2426	affirmative	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Agreeing with a statement or to a request; positive.
2427	affordable	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Inexpensive; reasonably priced within household means.
2428	aggressive	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Ready or likely to attack or confront; pursuing one's aims forcefully.
2429	agreeable	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Enjoyable and pleasurable; pleasant.
2430	allocative	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Relating to the allocation of resources.
2431	alternative	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Available as another possibility or choice.
2432	amiable	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Having or displaying a friendly and pleasant manner.
2433	ample	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Enough or more than enough; plentiful.
2434	analogous	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Comparable in certain respects, typically in a way which makes clearer the nature of the things compared.
2435	analytical	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Relating to or using analysis or logical reasoning.
2436	applicable	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Relevant or appropriate to a situation.
2437	appreciative	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Feeling or showing gratitude or pleasure.
2438	approachable	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Friendly and easy to talk to.
2439	arduous	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Involving or requiring strenuous effort; difficult and tiring.
2440	assertive	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Having or showing a confident and forceful personality.
2441	attainable	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Able to be attained, reached, or accomplished.
2442	attentive	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Paying close attention to something.
2443	authoritative	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Commanding and self-confident; likely to be respected and obeyed.
2444	automated	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Operated by largely automatic equipment.
2445	autonomous	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Having the freedom to govern itself or control its own affairs.
2446	benevolent	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Well meaning and kindly.
2447	binding	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Involving an obligation that cannot be broken.
2448	bipartisan	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Involving the agreement or cooperation of two political parties.
2449	bountiful	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Large in quantity; abundant.
2450	calculable	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Able to be calculated or estimated.
2451	calibrated	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Carefully assessed or adjusted for a standard.
2452	candid	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Truthful and straightforward; frank.
2453	casual	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Relaxed and unconcerned; informal.
2454	categorical	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Unambiguously explicit and direct.
2455	ceaseless	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Constant and unending.
2456	characteristic	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Typical of a particular person, place, or thing.
2457	chronological	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Starting with the earliest and following the order in which they occurred.
2458	circumspect	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Wary and unwilling to take risks.
2459	clarified	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Made clear and comprehensible.
2460	cohesive	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Characterized by or causing cohesion; united.
2461	collaborative	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Produced by or involving two or more parties working together.
2462	collective	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Done by people acting as a group.
2463	commendable	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Deserving praise; admirable.
2464	comparable	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Able to be likened to another; similar.
2465	competent	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Having the necessary ability, knowledge, or skill to do something successfully.
2466	complementary	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Combining in such a way as to enhance or emphasize the qualities of each other.
2467	compliant	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Disposed to agree with others or obey rules.
2468	compulsory	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Required by law or a rule; obligatory.
2469	conclusive	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Serving to settle an issue; decisive.
2470	concrete	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Existing in a material or physical form; real or solid; not abstract.
2471	conditional	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Subject to one or more conditions or requirements being met.
2472	conducive	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Making a certain situation or outcome likely or possible.
2473	confidential	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Intended to be kept secret.
2474	congruent	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	In agreement or harmony; identical in form.
2475	conscientious	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Wishing to do what is right, especially to do one's work well and thoroughly.
2476	consecutive	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Following continuously; in unbroken or logical sequence.
2477	consensual	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Relating to or involving agreement or consent.
2478	consequential	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Following as a result or effect.
2479	considerate	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Carefully thinking about and not inconveniencing other people.
2480	constructive	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Serving a useful purpose; tending to build up.
2481	contentious	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Causing or likely to cause an argument; controversial.
2482	contextual	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Depending on the context or surrounding circumstances.
2483	continuous	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Forming an unbroken whole; without interruption.
2484	contradictory	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Mutually opposed or inconsistent.
2485	controversial	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Giving rise or likely to give rise to public disagreement.
2486	conventional	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Based on or in accordance with what is generally done or believed.
2487	convergent	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Coming closer together in characteristics or ideas.
2488	cooperative	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Involving mutual assistance in working toward a common goal.
2489	coordinated	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Brought into a common action, movement, or condition.
2490	copious	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Abundant in supply or quantity.
2491	corporate	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Relating to a large company or group.
2492	credible	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Able to be believed; convincing.
2493	cumulative	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Increasing or increased in quantity, degree, or force by successive additions.
2494	customary	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	According to the customs or usual practices associated with a particular society.
2495	decisive	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Settling an issue; producing a definite result.
2496	defensible	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Justifiable by argument; capable of being defended.
2497	definitive	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Done or reached decisively and with authority.
2498	deliberate	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Done consciously and intentionally; careful and unhurried.
2499	demonstrable	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Clearly apparent or capable of being logically proved by evidence.
2500	dependent	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Contingent on or determined by.
2501	developmental	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Concerned with the development of someone or something.
2502	diagnostic	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Characteristic of or indicating a condition or disease.
2503	differential	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Constituting or depending on a difference.
2504	diligent	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Having or showing care and conscientiousness in one's work or duties.
2505	diplomatic	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Having or showing an ability to deal with people in a sensitive and effective way.
2506	discernible	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Able to be discerned; perceptible.
2507	disciplinary	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Concerning or enforcing discipline.
2508	discrete	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Individually separate and distinct.
2509	discriminating	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Having or showing refined taste or good judgment.
2510	discursive	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Digressing from subject to subject; fluent in debate.
2511	disproportionate	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Too large or too small in comparison with something else.
2512	distinctive	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Characteristic of one person or thing, and so serving to distinguish it from others.
2513	distinguishable	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Clear enough to be recognized or identified as different.
2514	divisive	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Tending to cause disagreement or hostility between people.
2515	dominant	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Most important, powerful, or influential.
2516	drastic	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Likely to have a strong or far-reaching effect; radical and extreme.
2517	dynamic	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Characterized by constant change, activity, or progress.
2518	ecological	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Relating to or concerned with the relation of living organisms to one another and to their physical surroundings.
2519	economic	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Relating to economics or the economy.
2520	effective	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Successful in producing a desired or intended result.
2521	elective	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Related to or chosen by election; optional.
2522	elevated	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Situated or placed higher than the surrounding area; noble.
2523	elusive	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Difficult to find, catch, or achieve.
2524	eminent	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Famous and respected within a particular sphere.
2525	enforceable	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Capable of being enforced by law or regulation.
2526	enlightening	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Giving greater knowledge and understanding about a subject or situation.
2527	equitable	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Fair and impartial.
2528	ethical	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Relating to moral principles or the branch of knowledge dealing with these.
2529	evaluative	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Based on or relating to the assessment of value or quality.
2530	evolutionary	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Relating to the gradual development of something.
2531	exact	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Not approximated in any way; precise.
2532	exemplary	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Serving as a desirable model; representing the best of its kind.
2533	exhaustive	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Examining, including, or considering all elements or aspects; fully comprehensive.
2534	expedient	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Convenient and practical, although possibly improper or immoral.
2535	experiential	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Based on experience and observation.
2536	experimental	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Based on trials or tests; not yet finalized.
2537	explicit	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Stated clearly and in detail, leaving no room for confusion or doubt.
2538	extrinsic	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Not part of the essential nature of someone or something; coming or operating from outside.
2539	facilitative	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Helping to make a process easier.
2540	factual	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Concerned with what is actually the case rather than interpretations.
2541	fallacious	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Based on a mistaken belief; logically unsound.
2542	favorable	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Expressing approval; advantageous.
2543	fiscal	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Relating to government revenue, especially taxes.
2544	formidable	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Inspiring fear or respect through being impressively large, powerful, or capable.
2545	functional	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Designed to be practical and useful, rather than attractive.
2546	futile	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Incapable of producing any useful result; pointless.
2547	harmonious	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Forming a pleasing or consistent whole; free from disagreement.
2548	hierarchical	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Arranged in order of rank.
2549	historical	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Concerning history or past events.
2550	holistic	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Characterized by the treatment of the whole person or system rather than just parts.
2551	homogeneous	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Of the same kind; alike.
2552	hypothetical	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Based on or serving as a hypothesis; supposed but not necessarily true.
2553	identifiable	Adjective	Domain 3: Evaluative, Analytical & Argumentative Adjectives (200 Words)	Able to be recognized; distinct.
2554	accelerator	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	An apparatus for increasing the speed of particles or vehicles.
2555	activation	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	The action or process of making something active or operative.
2556	adaptation	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	The process of change by which an organism or species becomes better suited to its environment.
2557	amplifier	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	An electronic device for increasing the amplitude of electrical signals.
2558	analyzer	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	An instrument or software application that separates a whole into components for study.
2559	anthropology	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	The study of human societies and cultures and their development.
2560	antibiotic	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	A medicine that inhibits the growth of or destroys microorganisms.
2561	antibody	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	A blood protein produced in response to and counteracting a specific antigen.
2562	antiseptic	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	A substance that prevents the growth of disease-causing microorganisms.
2563	aquifer	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	A body of permeable rock which can contain or transmit groundwater.
2564	archipelago	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	An extensive group of islands.
2565	atom	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	The basic unit of a chemical element.
2566	bacterium	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	A member of a large group of unicellular microorganisms with cell walls.
2567	biomass	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	The total mass of organisms in a given area or volume; plant matter used as fuel.
2568	biome	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	A large naturally occurring community of flora and fauna occupying a major habitat.
2569	biosphere	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	The regions of the surface and atmosphere of the earth occupied by living organisms.
2570	biotechnology	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	The exploitation of biological processes for industrial and other purposes.
2571	calculator	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	Something used for making mathematical calculations, in particular an electronic device.
2572	calibration	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	The action of calibrating an instrument or experimental reading.
2573	carbohydrate	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	Any of a large group of organic compounds including sugars, starch, and cellulose.
2574	cell	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	The smallest structural and functional unit of an organism, typically microscopic.
2575	circuit	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	A complete and closed path around which a circulating electric current can flow.
2576	climatology	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	The scientific study of climate.
2577	clone	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	An organism or cell, or group of organisms or cells, produced asexually from one ancestor.
2578	coefficient	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	A multiplier or factor that measures some property.
2579	condensation	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	Water which collects as droplets on a cold surface when humid air is in contact with it.
2580	conduction	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	The process by which heat or electricity is directly transmitted through a substance.
2581	contaminant	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	A polluting or poisonous substance that makes something impure.
2582	contamination	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	The action or state of making or being made impure by polluting or poisoning.
2583	convection	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	The movement caused within a fluid by the tendency of hotter material to rise.
2584	cylinder	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	A solid geometrical figure with straight parallel sides and a circular cross section.
2585	decomposition	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	The state or process of rotting; decay.
2586	dilution	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	The action of making a liquid more dilute; thinning.
2587	dioxide	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	An oxide containing two atoms of oxygen in the molecule.
2588	discharge	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	The action of discharging a liquid, gas, or other substance.
2589	distillation	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	The action of purifying a liquid by a process of heating and cooling.
2590	dynamo	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	A machine for converting mechanical energy into electrical energy; a generator.
2591	effluent	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	Liquid waste or sewage discharged into a river or the sea.
2592	electron	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	A stable subatomic particle with a charge of negative electricity, found in all atoms.
2593	element	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	Each of more than one hundred substances that cannot be chemically interconverted.
2594	evaporation	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	The process of turning from liquid into vapor.
2595	experiment	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	A scientific procedure undertaken to make a discovery, test a hypothesis, or demonstrate a fact.
2596	fermentation	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	The chemical breakdown of a substance by bacteria, yeasts, or other microorganisms.
2597	filtration	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	The action or process of filtering something.
2598	fluorescence	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	The visible or invisible radiation emitted by certain substances as a result of incident radiation.
2599	formula	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	A mathematical relationship or rule expressed in symbols.
2600	fungus	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	Any of a group of spore-producing organisms feeding on organic matter, including moulds and mushrooms.
2601	generator	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	A dynamo or other device for converting mechanical energy into electrical energy.
2602	genetics	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	The study of heredity and the variation of inherited characteristics.
2603	gravitation	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	Movement, or a tendency to move, toward a centre of gravity or attractive force.
2604	hydrocarbon	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	A compound of hydrogen and carbon, such as any of those which are the chief components of petroleum.
2605	ignition	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	The action of setting something on fire or starting to burn.
2606	illumination	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	Lighting or light.
2607	inertia	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	A tendency to do nothing or to remain unchanged; property of matter by which it continues in its state of rest.
2608	insulation	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	The act of protecting something by surrounding it with material that reduces the transmission of heat, electricity, or sound.
2609	isotope	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	Each of two or more forms of the same element that contain equal numbers of protons but different numbers of neutrons.
2610	kinetic	Adjective	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	Relating to or resulting from motion.
2611	locomotion	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	Movement or the ability to move from one place to another.
2612	luminescence	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	The emission of light by a substance not resulting from heat; it is thus a form of cold-body radiation.
2613	magnetism	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	A physical phenomenon produced by the motion of electric charge, resulting in attractive and repulsive forces.
2614	mammal	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	A warm-blooded vertebrate animal of a class that is distinguished by the possession of hair and mammary glands.
2615	microbe	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	A microorganism, especially a bacterium causing disease or fermentation.
2616	molecule	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	A group of atoms bonded together, representing the smallest fundamental unit of a chemical compound.
2617	neuron	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	A specialized cell transmitting nerve impulses; a nerve cell.
2618	nucleus	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	The central and most important part of an object, movement, or group, forming the basis for its activity and growth.
2619	nutrient	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	A substance that provides nourishment essential for growth and the maintenance of life.
2620	optics	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	The scientific study of sight and the behavior of light.
2621	orbit	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	The curved path of a celestial object or spacecraft round a star, planet, or moon.
2622	osmosis	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	A process by which molecules of a solvent tend to pass through a semipermeable membrane from a less concentrated solution.
2623	oxidation	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	The process or result of oxidizing or being oxidized.
2624	oxygenation	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	The provision of oxygen, typically to the blood or an organism.
2625	pathogen	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	A bacterium, virus, or other microorganism that can cause disease.
2626	physiology	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	The branch of biology that deals with the normal functions of living organisms and their parts.
2627	pollutant	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	A substance that pollutes something, especially water or the atmosphere.
2628	polymer	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	A substance that has a molecular structure consisting chiefly or entirely of a large number of similar units bonded together.
2629	pressure	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	Continuous physical force exerted on or against an object by something in contact with it.
2630	protein	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	Any of a class of nitrogenous organic compounds which have large molecules composed of one or more long chains of amino acids.
2631	reactant	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	A substance that takes part in and undergoes change during a reaction.
2632	reflection	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	The throwing back by a body or surface of light, heat, or sound without absorbing it.
2633	refraction	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	The fact or phenomenon of light, radio waves, etc. being deflected in passing obliquely through the interface between one medium and another.
2634	seismology	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	The branch of science concerned with earthquakes and related phenomena.
2635	solubility	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	The ability of a solid, liquid, or gaseous chemical substance to dissolve in solvent.
2636	solute	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	The minor component in a solution, dissolved in the solvent.
2637	solution	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	A liquid mixture in which the minor component is uniformly distributed within the major component.
2638	solvent	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	Able to dissolve other substances.
2639	substance	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	A particular kind of matter with uniform properties.
2640	sustainability	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	Avoidance of the depletion of natural resources in order to maintain an ecological balance.
2641	symbiosis	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	Interaction between two different organisms living in close physical association, typically to the advantage of both.
2642	technology	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	The application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes, especially in industry.
2643	telescope	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	An optical instrument designed to make distant objects appear nearer.
2644	thermodynamics	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	The branch of physical science that deals with the relations between heat and other forms of energy.
2645	transpiration	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	The exhalation of water vapor through the stomata of plants.
2646	vapor	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	A substance diffused or suspended in the air, especially one normally liquid or solid.
2647	velocity	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	The speed of something in a given direction.
2648	viscosity	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	The state of being thick, sticky, and semi-fluid in consistency, due to internal friction.
2649	voltage	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	An electromotive force or potential difference expressed in volts.
2650	wavelength	Noun	Domain 4: Science, Technology, Innovation & Environment Lexicon (150 Words)	The distance between successive crests of a wave, especially points in a sound wave or electromagnetic wave.
2651	accelerated	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Increased in speed or rate.
2652	accentuated	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Made more prominent or noticeable.
2653	accommodated	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Provided with lodging or adapted.
2654	acknowledged	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Recognized or accepted as genuine.
2655	acquired	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Gained by oneself through effort.
2656	activated	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Made active or operative.
2657	adapted	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Modified for a new use or purpose.
2658	addressed	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Directed towards a problem or goal.
2659	administered	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Managed or organized formally.
2660	adopted	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Chosen or taken up by vote or agreement.
2661	advanced	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Far on or ahead in development or progress.
2662	advocated	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Publicly supported or recommended.
2663	affected	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Influenced or touched by an event.
2664	affiliated	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Officially attached or connected to an organization.
2665	affirmed	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Stated as a fact; asserted strongly.
2666	aggregated	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Formed or calculated by the combination of many items.
2667	aligned	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Arranged in a straight line or in correct relative positions.
2668	allocated	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Distributed according to a plan or ratio.
2669	altered	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Changed in form, nature, or character.
2670	amended	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Formally revised or improved.
2671	amplified	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Made larger, greater, or stronger.
2672	analyzed	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Examined methodically in detail.
2673	annotated	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Accompanied by explanatory notes.
2674	anticipated	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Expected or looked forward to.
2675	applied	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Put to practical use rather than theoretical.
2676	appointed	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Designated for a particular job or duty.
2677	appraised	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Formally evaluated for worth or quality.
2678	appropriated	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Allocated for a specific financial purpose.
2679	approved	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Officially agreed upon as satisfactory.
2680	approximated	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Estimated or nearly exact.
2681	arbitrated	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Decided by an impartial arbitrator.
2682	articulated	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Clearly expressed in fluent language.
2683	ascertained	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Learned with certainty through examination.
2684	aspirational	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Having or characterized by ambitions.
2685	assembled	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Gathered together into one body or machine.
2686	asserted	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Stated positively and with confidence.
2687	assessed	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Evaluated in terms of merit, tax, or ability.
2688	assigned	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Allocated as a duty or task.
2689	assimilated	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Absorbed into a larger community or body of knowledge.
2690	associated	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Connected with something else in thought or function.
2691	assumed	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Taken for granted without proof.
2692	assured	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Confident and self-reliant; guaranteed.
2693	attained	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Reached or accomplished by effort.
2694	attributed	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Regarded as being caused by a specific agent.
2695	audited	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Officially inspected and verified by accounts.
2696	augmented	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Made greater in size, extent, or value.
2697	authenticated	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Proved to be genuine or valid.
2698	authorized	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Having official permission or legal power.
2699	balanced	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Taking everything into account in a fair, equal way.
2700	budgeted	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Provided for in an official financial budget.
2701	calculated	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Determined by mathematical calculation; deliberate.
2702	categorized	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Placed into a distinct class or category.
2703	certified	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Officially recognized as possessing qualified skills.
2704	charted	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Mapped out or systematically planned.
2705	chronicled	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Recorded in a factual historical account.
2706	circulated	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Distributed or passed around widely.
2707	classified	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Arranged in classes or officially secret.
2708	collected	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Calm and in control of one's emotions; gathered.
2709	combined	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Joined or merged together to form a whole.
2710	commemorated	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Remembered and celebrated formally.
2711	compensated	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Offset by something of equal value or provided with pay.
2712	compiled	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Collected and assembled into a list, book, or report.
2713	completed	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Brought to an end; finished entirely.
2714	composed	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Calm and tranquil; constituted by parts.
2715	comprehended	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Fully understood by the mind.
2716	computed	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Determined by algorithmic or mathematical means.
2717	conceptual	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Relating to or based on mental concepts.
2718	concluded	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Brought to a close; settled by reasoning.
2719	condensed	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Made denser, more concise, or concentrated.
2720	conducted	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Organized and executed formally.
2721	configured	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Set up in a particular design or combination.
2722	confirmed	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Verified beyond dispute by evidence.
2723	confronted	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Faced with a difficulty, problem, or hostility.
2724	connected	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Joined together physically, logically, or socially.
2725	conserved	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Preserved and kept from damage or wasteful loss.
2726	considered	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Thought about carefully and deliberately.
2727	consolidated	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Combined into a single unified whole; reinforced.
2728	constructed	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Built or formed systematically.
2729	consulted	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Sought advice or information from an expert.
2730	consumed	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Used up, eaten, or destroyed completely.
2731	contained	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Kept within limits; enclosed.
2732	contemplated	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Thought about deeply and at length.
2733	continued	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Ongoing without cessation.
2734	contracted	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Bound by formal legal agreement; reduced in size.
2735	contrasted	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Compared so as to emphasize striking differences.
2736	contributed	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Given or supplied to help achieve a collective goal.
2737	controlled	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Regulated or managed by an authority.
2738	converged	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Come together from disparate directions.
2739	converted	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Changed in character, form, or religious belief.
2740	conveyed	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Communicated or transported to a destination.
2741	convinced	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Firmly persuaded of the truth of something.
2742	corrected	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Freed from mistakes or errors.
2743	correlated	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Having a verified statistical connection with something.
2744	corroborated	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Supported by independent secondary proof.
2745	created	Adjective	Domain 1: Academic & Analytical Lexicon	Brought into existence from mental design.
2746	students	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (students).
2747	following	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (following).
2748	examinations	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (examinations).
2749	department	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	The state or result of depart.
2750	claimed	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (claimed).
2751	source	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (source).
2752	reproduced	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (reproduced).
2753	copyright	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (copyright).
2754	transcription	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	The action or state of transcription.
2755	questions	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (questions).
2756	sentences	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (sentences).
2757	years	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (years).
2758	asked	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (asked).
2759	animals	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (animals).
2760	rights	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (rights).
2761	hours	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (hours).
2762	papers	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (papers).
2763	rules	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (rules).
2764	reported	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (reported).
2765	problems	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (problems).
2766	reasons	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (reasons).
2767	options	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (options).
2768	doing	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (doing).
2769	steps	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (steps).
2770	using	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (using).
2771	ships	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (ships).
2772	started	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (started).
2773	times	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (times).
2774	heading	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (heading).
2775	used	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (used).
2776	finished	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (finished).
2777	benefits	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (benefits).
2778	blanks	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (blanks).
2779	going	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (going).
2780	highest	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (highest).
2781	provided	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (provided).
2782	healing	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (healing).
2783	state	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (state).
2784	answers	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (answers).
2785	tells	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (tells).
2786	reached	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (reached).
2787	cost	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (cost).
2788	friends	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (friends).
2789	stops	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (stops).
2790	asks	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (asks).
2791	seconds	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (seconds).
2792	paragraphs	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (paragraphs).
2793	bracket	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (bracket).
2794	electricity	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	The quality or state of being electric.
2795	harmful	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (harmful).
2796	dear	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (dear).
2797	passive	Adjective	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	Relating to or tending towards pass.
2798	member	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (member).
2799	power	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (power).
2800	whether	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (whether).
2801	phrase	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (phrase).
2802	advertising	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (advertising).
2803	visited	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (visited).
2804	packed	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (packed).
2805	employment	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	The state or result of employ.
2806	purpose	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (purpose).
2807	complained	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (complained).
2808	daily	Adverb	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	In a dai academic or descriptive manner.
2809	gives	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (gives).
2810	foods	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (foods).
2811	months	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (months).
2812	floods	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (floods).
2813	solve	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (solve).
2814	support	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (support).
2815	plastic	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (plastic).
2816	bought	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (bought).
2817	learning	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (learning).
2818	learned	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (learned).
2819	mechanics	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (mechanics).
2820	closing	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (closing).
2821	scores	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (scores).
2822	impressive	Adjective	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	Relating to or tending towards impress.
2823	checking	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (checking).
2824	issue	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (issue).
2825	creates	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (creates).
2826	ways	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (ways).
2827	cause	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (cause).
2828	effects	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (effects).
2829	thinking	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (thinking).
2830	topics	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (topics).
2831	walked	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (walked).
2832	noticed	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (noticed).
2833	looking	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (looking).
2834	having	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (having).
2835	else	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (else).
2836	mentioned	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (mentioned).
2837	environmental	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (environmental).
2838	eating	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (eating).
2839	watching	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (watching).
2840	perfect	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (perfect).
2841	relevant	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (relevant).
2842	accepted	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (accepted).
2843	local	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (local).
2844	newspaper	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (newspaper).
2845	birds	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (birds).
2846	standing	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (standing).
2847	sure	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (sure).
2848	fleet	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (fleet).
2849	earn	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (earn).
2850	lower	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (lower).
2851	youngest	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (youngest).
2852	oldest	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (oldest).
2853	fuel	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (fuel).
2854	noise	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (noise).
2855	explained	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (explained).
2856	difference	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (difference).
2857	final	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (final).
2858	youth	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (youth).
2859	arrived	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (arrived).
2860	lowest	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (lowest).
2861	series	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (series).
2862	underneath	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (underneath).
2863	combining	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (combining).
2864	fewer	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (fewer).
2865	comparison	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (comparison).
2866	mock	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (mock).
2867	things	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (things).
2868	invent	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (invent).
2869	knowing	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (knowing).
2870	filled	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (filled).
2871	errors	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (errors).
2872	entered	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (entered).
2873	checked	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (checked).
2874	sheets	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (sheets).
2875	puddles	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (puddles).
2876	comes	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (comes).
2877	disappear	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (disappear).
2878	rainwater	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (rainwater).
2879	rains	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (rains).
2880	drains	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (drains).
2881	makes	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (makes).
2882	bigger	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (bigger).
2883	carries	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (carries).
2884	replied	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (replied).
2885	worried	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (worried).
2886	caption	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	The action or state of caption.
2887	television	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	The action or state of television.
2888	wants	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (wants).
2889	rather	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (rather).
2890	lunch	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (lunch).
2891	wish	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (wish).
2892	importance	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (importance).
2893	regular	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (regular).
2894	advantages	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (advantages).
2895	writes	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (writes).
2896	called	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (called).
2897	trees	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (trees).
2898	walking	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (walking).
2899	meditation	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	The action or state of meditation.
2900	shopping	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (shopping).
2901	works	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (works).
2902	plans	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (plans).
2903	king	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (king).
2904	pacific	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (pacific).
2905	began	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (began).
2906	survived	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (survived).
2907	others	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (others).
2908	stronger	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (stronger).
2909	vitamin	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (vitamin).
2910	access	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (access).
2911	offers	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (offers).
2912	authorities	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (authorities).
2913	zone	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (zone).
2914	scientific	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (scientific).
2915	limestone	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (limestone).
2916	cavern	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (cavern).
2917	title	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (title).
2918	candidates	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (candidates).
2919	blamed	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (blamed).
2920	oversleeping	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (oversleeping).
2921	commonest	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (commonest).
2922	structures	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (structures).
2923	type	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (type).
2924	matters	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (matters).
2925	redo	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (redo).
2926	charts	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (charts).
2927	slices	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (slices).
2928	split	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (split).
2929	frequent	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (frequent).
2930	flooded	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (flooded).
2931	beats	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (beats).
2932	accuracy	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (accuracy).
2933	losing	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (losing).
2934	loss	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (loss).
2935	copied	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (copied).
2936	knowledge	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (knowledge).
2937	opening	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (opening).
2938	ticked	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (ticked).
2939	foremost	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (foremost).
2940	saved	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (saved).
2941	pages	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (pages).
2942	vehicles	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (vehicles).
2943	progress	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (progress).
2944	studies	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (studies).
2945	advice	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (advice).
2946	upset	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (upset).
2947	finding	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (finding).
2948	simply	Adverb	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	In a simp academic or descriptive manner.
2949	thrown	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (thrown).
2950	communities	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (communities).
2951	grew	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (grew).
2952	readers	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (readers).
2953	displays	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (displays).
2954	results	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (results).
2955	survey	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (survey).
2956	excuses	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (excuses).
2957	sent	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (sent).
2958	goodness	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (goodness).
2959	sick	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (sick).
2960	cage	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (cage).
2961	completely	Adverb	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	In a complete academic or descriptive manner.
2962	showing	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (showing).
2963	making	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (making).
2964	role	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (role).
2965	necessary	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (necessary).
2966	influences	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (influences).
2967	disadvantages	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (disadvantages).
2968	named	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (named).
2969	friendship	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (friendship).
2970	felt	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (felt).
2971	improve	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (improve).
2972	stress	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (stress).
2973	possible	Adjective	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	Capable of or worthy of being poss.
2974	activities	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (activities).
2975	spending	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (spending).
2976	ones	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (ones).
2977	manage	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (manage).
2978	challenges	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (challenges).
2979	practised	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (practised).
2980	unless	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (unless).
2981	passed	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (passed).
2982	choice	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (choice).
2983	avoiding	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (avoiding).
2984	affects	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (affects).
2985	human	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (human).
2986	carefully	Adverb	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	In a careful academic or descriptive manner.
2987	properly	Adverb	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	In a proper academic or descriptive manner.
2988	debating	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (debating).
2989	vocational	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (vocational).
2990	known	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (known).
2991	sides	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (sides).
2992	sailed	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (sailed).
2993	returned	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (returned).
2994	kept	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (kept).
2995	proved	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (proved).
2996	caused	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (caused).
2997	knew	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (knew).
2998	search	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (search).
2999	programme	Noun	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	An academic vocabulary item in the O/L English syllabus (programme).
3000	wisely	Adverb	Domain 5: Academic & Social Discourse	In a wise academic or descriptive manner.

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Frequently Asked Questions — B Grade Expansion

Advice from Cambridge and O/L language coaches on achieving a B grade.

What distinguishes a B-grade essay from a C-grade essay in Test 16?: A C-grade essay is grammatically passable but uses repetitive, everyday words (e.g., 'good, bad, things'). A B-grade essay exhibits lexical diversity with words like 'substantial, fundamental, implement' and organized paragraphs.
How can I remember synonyms and antonyms without forgetting?: Never learn words in isolation. Always learn them in functional pairs (e.g., 'sustainable agriculture' vs. 'wasteful consumption') and write one original sentence for each pair.
How long should my Test 16 essay be?: Aim for 150 to 200 words. Quality and grammatical accuracy always beat unnecessary length. 3 well-developed paragraphs with academic vocabulary will score far higher than 400 rambling words.
Is Test 11 cloze passage practice enough to improve vocabulary?: Cloze tests are the single most effective way to test contextual vocabulary because they force your brain to evaluate parts of speech, grammar harmony, and sentence cohesion all at once.
How does Book 3 of the crash course bridge me to a B?: Book 3 teaches you to recognize and produce academic vocabulary, tackle advanced reading comprehension in Tests 9 and 12, and structure high-scoring essays.