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onset (n) When something is at its _____, it's at the beginning, just getting started, and it's often something that's not so pleasant.
formation (n) You can talk about the _____ — or establishment — of something physical, like the formation of a new government.
predisposition (n) A _____ is a tendency to do something. If you have a _____ to think or act a certain way, you can anticipate your reaction before it happens.
to impose (v) _____ means to force or inflict something on someone else. Governments often _____ taxes and legal restrictions on citizens, for example.
to label (v) If you _____ something, you give it a brief description for purposes of identification.
to confirm (v) When you need to make sure before you leave that you have a reservation, you often call ahead to ____: you make sure that your tickets or space are set aside for you.
to contribute (v) To _____ something is to provide a part of the whole.
finding (n) A _____ is a discovery, especially by scholars or scientists. _____s are facts that have been found, especially by academics studying something.
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