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TermDefinitionExample
Potential Having or showing the capacity to become something in the future. My swim coach told me I had potential after I won the relay for my team. noun
Definite Clearly stated or decided. It was definite that I would receiving a punishment for burning my house down. adj.
Maintain To cause or enable The actor was able to maintain his reputation after he was involved in an accident. verb
Significant sufficiently great or important to be worthy of attention The sudden drop in temperature was significant to the wildlife nearby. adj.
Emergency a dangerous situation There was an emergency at the school and it had to be evacuated immediately. noun
Medical Having to do with medicine or doctors I would like to go to medical school after college in order to become a doctor adj
Chronological order in sequence of events; in numerical order The teacher told us to put the events in chronological order. noun
Synonym a word that has the same or similar meaning as another word A synonym for the word excellent is great. noun
Achievment some plan or action completed successfully. Receiving the Nobel Prize for my discovery was my greatest Achievement. noun
Commit to pledge or promise The skater was so committed to ice skating that he practiced every day. verb
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