Something is understood, hinted at, or implied without being directly or clearly expressed.

The state of being forced to leave or stay away from your home country, usually as a punishment or for political reasons.

Taking someone else's work, words, or ideas and pretending they are your own without giving proper credit.

To spend a large amount of money on a luxury, treat, or special item that you do not strictly need.

A feeling of sadness or sympathy for someone else's unhappiness, trouble, or misfortune.

A short written message used to share information, make announcements, or record policies within an organization.

Expected, scheduled, or owed by a specific time.

An organized competition where multiple players or teams play a series of games or matches against each other until a single winner or champion remains.

The people or the members of a royal family.

To thrive, flourish, or achieve success, especially in financial or material ways.

To fasten, fix, or drive in firmly, usually by piercing or thrusting.

Willing to work together with others, or a business owned and run equally by the people who use its services.

A complex and confusing network of paths, passages, or rules where it is easy to get lost or hard to find an exit.

An informal and sometimes impolite word used to express strong emotion, emphasize a point, or condemn something.

A place, building, equipment, or service built or provided to serve a specific purpose.

A difficult task, a call to compete, or a formal question about the truth or legality of something.

A structured system of communication that uses spoken sounds, written symbols, or manual gestures governed by grammatical rules to express thoughts, ideas, and feelings.

The act of getting or buying something, or an item/asset that has been obtained.

To fall, sink, or drop suddenly, either physically or in terms of performance, value, or mood.

To become progressively worse, lower in quality, or damaged over time.

A new plan to solve a problem, or the personal ability to act and make decisions on your own.

Having great power, force, or durability.

An unfair opinion or judgment formed about a person or group before knowing the facts or having actual experience.

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Implicit	Something is understood, hinted at, or implied without being directly or clearly expressed.
Exile	The state of being forced to leave or stay away from your home country, usually as a punishment or for political reasons.
Plagiarize	Taking someone else's work, words, or ideas and pretending they are your own without giving proper credit.
Splurge	To spend a large amount of money on a luxury, treat, or special item that you do not strictly need.
Pity	A feeling of sadness or sympathy for someone else's unhappiness, trouble, or misfortune.
Memorandum	A short written message used to share information, make announcements, or record policies within an organization.
Due	Expected, scheduled, or owed by a specific time.
Tournament	An organized competition where multiple players or teams play a series of games or matches against each other until a single winner or champion remains.
Royalty	The people or the members of a royal family.
Prosper	To thrive, flourish, or achieve success, especially in financial or material ways.
Enfix	To fasten, fix, or drive in firmly, usually by piercing or thrusting.
Cooperative	Willing to work together with others, or a business owned and run equally by the people who use its services.
Maze	A complex and confusing network of paths, passages, or rules where it is easy to get lost or hard to find an exit.
Damn	An informal and sometimes impolite word used to express strong emotion, emphasize a point, or condemn something.
Facility	A place, building, equipment, or service built or provided to serve a specific purpose.
Challenge	A difficult task, a call to compete, or a formal question about the truth or legality of something.
Language	A structured system of communication that uses spoken sounds, written symbols, or manual gestures governed by grammatical rules to express thoughts, ideas, and feelings.
Acquisition	The act of getting or buying something, or an item/asset that has been obtained.
Slump	To fall, sink, or drop suddenly, either physically or in terms of performance, value, or mood.
Deteriorate	To become progressively worse, lower in quality, or damaged over time.
Initiative	A new plan to solve a problem, or the personal ability to act and make decisions on your own.
Strong	Having great power, force, or durability.
Prejudice	An unfair opinion or judgment formed about a person or group before knowing the facts or having actual experience.

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