| Word |
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| Definition |
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| concurrent |
happening at the same time |
| implicit |
understood but not directly stated in words |
| notwithstanding |
in spite of this |
| conceive |
to think of, to initiate an idea |
| mutual |
having shared feelings or ideas |
| controversy |
public disagreement involving strong opinions |
| mediate |
to work with two opposing sides to reach an agreement |
| distort |
to change information in a negative way, to misrepresent |
| trigger |
to start a reaction |
| suspend |
to stop or delay an activity for a certain period of time |
| complement |
a useful, appropriate addition |
| scenario |
description of general events that comprise a situation |
| integral |
descriptive of a necessary, essential part of something |
| offset |
to balance or compensate for |
| whereby |
by means of which, through which |
| albeit |
even though, despite |
| practitioner |
one who practices a profession |
| inclination |
preference, leaning, desire to do something |
| protocol |
acceptable practices, procedures, or rules of behavior to follow in a specific situation |
| route |
a path along which one proceeds |
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