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This glossary is designed to help you understand some of the key terms and phrases you might come across while exploring our content. Whether you’re reading articles, working through activities, or just curious about something, the glossary is here to make everything clearer and easier to follow.

To use the glossary, simply browse the list of words or use the search function to find a specific term. Each entry includes a simple explanation written in plain English, so you don’t need any special background knowledge to understand it. It’s a great tool for quick look-ups or for building your understanding over time—so feel free to check back whenever you need a little extra help!

WordDefinition
teachingTeaching means helping others learn new skills or knowledge through explanations and demonstrations.
qualificationsQualifications are official certificates showing that someone has successfully finished courses or gained certain skills.
nationalNational refers to something involving or relating to a whole country rather than just one place.
curriculumA curriculum is the full plan of topics and lessons students study in school or in a learning programme.
subjectsSubjects are different areas of study taught in school such as mathematics science or art.
tailoredTailored describes something that is carefully adjusted to fit exactly what someone needs or wants.
specificallySpecifically describes something clearly defined or directly related to a particular thing.
interestsInterests are activities and things that a person finds enjoyable and engaging prompting them to learn more or spend time pursuing them.
abilitiesAbilities are special skills or talents that someone has allowing them to perform tasks successfully.
attendingAttending means being present or going regularly to a particular place such as school or a club.
headteacherA headteacher is the leader of a school responsible for making decisions and ensuring everything runs smoothly.
removingRemoving means taking something away or off of another thing so that it is no longer there.
authorityAuthority is the power or right someone has to make decisions and tell others what they should or should not do.
registeredRegistered means officially recorded on a list or system so it can be tracked or recognised.
obligationAn obligation is something a person must do because it is their responsibility or duty.
althoughAlthough is used when you are talking about something that is true but then mentioning something else that seems surprising or opposite.
northernNorthern describes something located toward or relating to the north side or area.
slightlySlightly means just a little bit or a small amount different or less.
differentDifferent means not the same or unlike something else.
requiringRequiring means needing or demanding something because it is essential or necessary.
beginningBeginning is the first part or starting point of something such as a story event or activity.
councilsCouncils are groups of people chosen to make decisions and rules for a community town or area.
evidenceEvidence is facts information or items that show clearly whether something is true or not.
providedProvided means something has been given or made available to use.
believesBelieves means thinking or accepting something is true even if there is no absolute proof.
appropriateAppropriate describes something suitable or right for a particular situation or purpose.
sufficientSufficient means having enough of something to meet a specific need or requirement.
resourcesResources are materials money or people available to help achieve or complete something.
communitiesCommunities are groups of people who live in the same area or have something important in common.
especiallyEspecially means more than usual or specifically emphasising one thing above others.
lockdownLockdown is a period when people have to stay at home and follow strict rules often for safety or health reasons.
necessityNecessity is something essential that must happen or be available because it is very important.
realisedRealised means someone has suddenly understood or become aware of something clearly.
genuinelyGenuinely means honestly truly or really without pretending.
interestedInterested means feeling curious excited or wanting to learn more about something.
relevantRelevant means directly connected or closely related to the subject being talked about.
opportunityOpportunity is a chance or moment when you can do something positive or beneficial.
confidenceConfidence is feeling sure of yourself and believing that you can succeed or do something well.
curiosityCuriosity is having a strong desire to learn discover or find out about something new or unknown.
supportiveSupportive describes someone or something that gives encouragement help and understanding.
communityA community is a group of people living near each other or sharing similar interests or goals.
rewardingRewarding describes something that makes you feel happy satisfied or proud because of what you achieved.
experienceExperience is the knowledge or skills someone gains by doing seeing or being involved in something.
creatingCreating means making something new or bringing ideas to life using imagination and skill.
positivePositive describes something good encouraging or helpful that makes people feel happy or hopeful.
environmentEnvironment is the surroundings or conditions where someone lives learns or spends time.
preparingPreparing means getting ready or organising things beforehand for an event or activity.
frustrationsFrustrations are feelings of annoyance or upset when things do not happen the way you want them to.
overwhelmingOverwhelming describes something that feels too difficult or too much to handle causing strong emotions.
searchingSearching means looking carefully to find information an object or an answer to something.
websitesWebsites are online pages that provide information activities or entertainment on the internet.
discoverDiscover means finding out about something new or interesting that you did not know before.
engagingEngaging describes something interesting exciting or enjoyable that holds your attention.
enjoyableEnjoyable means fun pleasant and giving a feeling of happiness when doing something.
structuredStructured describes something organised clearly arranged and easy to understand or follow.
practicalPractical describes something useful and sensible that can be used in everyday life.
designedDesigned means something that has been planned or created carefully for a specific purpose or use.
spellingSpelling is the correct way of writing words using the right letters in the correct order.
confessorA confessor is someone who listens to people admit things they feel sorry about or secrets they wish to share.
powerfulPowerful means having great strength or influence that allows someone or something to control others or events.
respectedRespected describes someone admired and trusted by others because of their actions and good behaviour.
noblemanA nobleman is a man from an important family often having a high rank or title in society.
believedBelieved means someone felt sure something was true or real even if there was no proof.
conquerorA conqueror is a person who takes control of places or people usually by winning battles or wars.
promisedPromised means saying you will definitely do something or that something will happen in the future.
gatheredGathered means brought together or collected from different places into one area or group.
defeatedDefeated means being beaten or losing a contest battle or competition.
exhaustedExhausted means feeling very tired having no energy left usually after hard work or effort.
preparedPrepared means ready and organised for something that will happen soon.
attackedAttacked means someone or something was harmed or hurt suddenly by another person or animal.
collapsedCollapsed means something suddenly fell down or broke apart usually because it was weak or damaged.
conquestConquest is when someone wins control over a place or people usually through force or battle.
introducedIntroduced means bringing something new or meeting someone for the very first time.
accessibleAccessible describes something easy for people to reach enter or use.
educationalEducational describes something that helps people learn or teaches them useful things.
knowledgeKnowledge means information and understanding gained through learning or experience.
interactiveInteractive describes something that allows people to join in take part or respond while using it.
printablePrintable means something that can be printed onto paper from a computer or device.
worksheetsWorksheets are pieces of paper or pages with questions or tasks used to help people learn or practise skills.
startingStarting means beginning or taking the first step in an activity or event.
adventureAdventure is an exciting experience or journey involving something new and possibly challenging.
excitingExciting describes something that causes happiness enthusiasm or eager anticipation.
affordableAffordable means something is not too expensive and easy for people to buy or pay for.
educatorsEducators are people whose job is teaching or helping others to learn new skills or knowledge.
catholicCatholic describes something relating specifically to the Catholic church a large Christian group.
religionReligion is a set of beliefs about life often involving faith in a god or gods and special ways of worshipping.
colourfulColourful describes something having many bright or vivid colours making it attractive and fun.
personalityPersonality is the special way a person behaves feels and thinks making them unique and different from others.
decisionsDecisions are choices people make after thinking carefully about different possibilities or options.
surprisingSurprising describes something unexpected or unusual that causes people to feel amazed or shocked.
unfortunatelyUnfortunately means something happened in an unlucky way or was disappointing.
marriageMarriage is when two people officially join together promising to care for and support each other through life.
frustratedFrustrated describes feeling annoyed or upset when you cannot do something or things don't happen as expected.
declaredDeclared means someone said something clearly officially or publicly to let others know about it.
supremacySupremacy means having the highest position power or control over others.
traditionsTraditions are special activities or ways of doing things that people have followed for a long time.
decisionA decision is a choice someone makes after carefully thinking about the different possibilities.
throughoutThroughout means happening or existing in every part or during the whole time.
differentlyDifferently means doing something in a way that is not the same as before or unlike how someone else does it.
welcomedWelcomed means being greeted warmly kindly or in a friendly way when you arrive somewhere.
completelyCompletely means totally or fully leaving nothing out.
complicatedComplicated describes something that is difficult to understand or solve because it has many different parts or details.
unexpectedUnexpected describes something surprising or not thought likely to happen.
surprisesSurprises are unexpected events or things that happen causing excitement or shock.
challengeA challenge is something difficult that requires effort and determination to achieve or complete.
attemptsAttempts are efforts someone makes to try to achieve or complete something even if it's difficult.
instantlyInstantly means something happening immediately or very quickly without any delay.
recognizableRecognizable describes something easily identified because it is familiar or known.
countlessCountless means there are so many that it's impossible or very difficult to count them all.
landmarksLandmarks are well-known buildings or features that help people recognise a place easily.
culturalCultural describes things relating to the ideas customs traditions and beliefs of different groups of people.
significanceSignificance means something has importance or special meaning making it valuable.
progressProgress is improvement or moving forward towards achieving something better.
subtractSubtract means taking one number or amount away from another to find out what's left.
confidentlyConfidently describes doing something in a way that shows you feel sure and certain about yourself.
borrowingBorrowing means using something belonging to someone else for a short time and then returning it.
periodicPeriodic describes something happening regularly again and again after certain amounts of time.
organizesOrganizes means arranging or planning things neatly and clearly so they're easy to use or understand.
chemicalChemical describes something related to substances used or studied in science especially chemistry.
elementsElements are the basic materials that everything around us is made from such as oxygen or gold.
propertiesProperties are special features or qualities of something that make it behave or look a certain way.
interactInteract means when things or people communicate work together or affect each other.
groupingGrouping means putting things or people together because they are similar or have something in common.
characteristicsCharacteristics are features or qualities that make a person animal or thing unique and easy to identify.
chemistryChemistry is the science that studies how different substances behave react and combine to form new substances.
reactionsReactions are the changes that happen when different substances mix together in science especially chemistry.
materialMaterial is any substance or object used to make or build something else.
studyingStudying means spending time reading practising or learning to understand something better.
masteringMastering means becoming very skilled or knowledgeable about something through practice and learning.
memorizedMemorized means learning something so well that you can remember it clearly without looking it up.
influenceInfluence is the ability to change or affect how someone thinks behaves or what they decide to do.
satelliteA satellite is an object placed in space to move around planets like Earth often used for sending signals or gathering information.
planetaryPlanetary means something relating to or involving planets like Earth Mars or Jupiter.
understandingUnderstanding means clearly knowing or realising how something works or why it happens.
parametersParameters are limits or rules that define exactly how something must be done or how it can be used.
eccentricityEccentricity describes how much an object's orbit around another object is stretched into an oval shape rather than being a perfect circle.
inclinationInclination means how much something is tilted or slanted compared to another surface or direction.
ensuringEnsuring means making sure that something happens correctly or safely.
successfulSuccessful describes achieving something good or reaching a goal after trying hard.
conceptsConcepts are ideas or thoughts that help you understand how something works or what it means.
efficientEfficient describes doing tasks quickly and well without wasting time or resources.
launchingLaunching means starting something new or sending an object into space or the air.
interplanetaryInterplanetary describes something happening or travelling between planets like Earth and Mars.
calculatingCalculating means working out answers to maths problems carefully and accurately.
essentialEssential means something very important or absolutely necessary that you cannot do without.
vastnessVastness describes an extremely large size or area that seems almost endless.
comprehensiveComprehensive describes something complete and detailed covering everything important about a topic.
beginnerA beginner is someone who is just starting to learn something new and does not yet have much experience.
friendlyFriendly describes someone or something kind and welcoming that makes others feel happy and comfortable.
referenceA reference is something like a book or a website that helps you find facts or information easily.
functionsFunctions are special actions or tasks that something or someone is designed to do.
printingPrinting is putting words or pictures onto paper using a printer so you can read or see them clearly.
explanationsExplanations are clear descriptions or reasons given to help someone understand something better.
fundamentalsFundamentals are the basic and most important parts you must know before learning something more complicated.
efficientlyEfficiently means doing something quickly clearly and successfully without wasting time or effort.
providesProvides means gives or supplies something that is useful or needed by someone else.
practicesPractices are repeated activities or exercises done regularly to help someone improve at something.
shortcutsShortcuts are quicker or easier ways to do something saving time and effort.
accelerateAccelerate means making something move faster or helping something happen more quickly.
ultimateUltimate describes the best greatest or most important thing achievable or possible.
excellenceExcellence describes something extremely good high-quality or outstanding.
boostingBoosting means increasing or improving something making it stronger or better.
becomingBecoming means turning into or changing into something else over a period of time.
proficientProficient describes being skilled good at or able to do something well through practice.
wonderedWondered means thinking deeply or asking yourself questions about something you're curious about.
giganticGigantic describes something extremely large huge or much bigger than usual.
pyramidsPyramids are large ancient buildings with triangular sides built mainly in Egypt thousands of years ago.
constructedConstructed means built or put together carefully usually referring to buildings or large structures.
archaeologistsArchaeologists are scientists who study ancient objects and buildings to understand how people lived long ago.
discoveredDiscovered means found something new or realised something for the first time.
actuallyActually means something is really true despite what might have been thought or expected.
thousandsThousands means a very large number or amount usually more than two thousand but less than a million.
constructionConstruction is the act or process of building or creating something such as houses bridges or roads.
completedCompleted means finished fully done or made ready.
enormousEnormous describes something very large huge or much bigger than expected.
structuresStructures are things that have been built like houses bridges or towers that support or protect.
requiredRequired means something that is necessary or must be done because it is important.
includedIncluded means something is made part of a group collection or event.
toolmakersToolmakers are people who create or build tools used to make work easier or quicker.
temporaryTemporary describes something lasting only for a short time or not permanent.
organizationOrganization describes arranging or sorting things neatly so they work or fit together well.
effectivelyEffectively means doing something in a way that produces a good result or achieves a goal.
techniquesTechniques are special ways or methods used to perform tasks or make things easier.
quarriesQuarries are places where stone sand or minerals are dug out of the ground for building.
surfacesSurfaces are the top layers or outer parts of things that you can touch or see.
frictionFriction is the resistance that happens when two surfaces rub against each other making movement harder.
ingeniousIngenious describes something very clever smart or inventive often solving problems in new ways.
suggestsSuggests means giving an idea or advice about what someone should do or what might be true.
spirallingSpiralling describes something moving in a circle or twisting round and round usually upward or downward.
allowingAllowing means letting something happen or giving permission for something to take place.
showcaseShowcase means displaying something special or interesting to attract attention or admiration.
afterlifeAfterlife is what some people believe happens after someone dies often involving a different place or existence.
treasuresTreasures are valuable objects often gold jewels or special items that are kept safely or admired.
testamentTestament is clear proof or evidence showing that something is true or real.
ingenuityIngenuity means being clever inventive or able to find new and creative ways to solve problems.
egyptianEgyptian describes something related to Egypt or its people history and culture.
originalOriginal describes something completely new different or not copied from anything else.
attractingAttracting means making people interested or drawing attention towards something.
millionsMillions means a very large number usually many times greater than thousands.
grandeurGrandeur describes something that looks very impressive beautiful or magnificent often because of size or importance.
mysteriesMysteries are things that are not clearly understood or explained making people curious to know more.
millenniaMillennia are very long periods of time each lasting a thousand years.
fragmentedFragmented describes something broken into many small parts or pieces.
territoriesTerritories are specific areas of land controlled or owned by a country group or person.
establishedEstablished means something was started created or set up and continues to exist.
unifyingUnifying means bringing people or things together as one group or unit.
invadersInvaders are people or groups who enter another place by force usually to take control or cause harm.
particularlyParticularly means more than usual or especially pointing out something specific.
conceivedConceived means thought of or imagined an idea or plan clearly.
ambitiousAmbitious describes wanting to achieve big goals or difficult tasks and being determined to succeed.
stretchingStretching means extending or spreading out across a large area or length.
frontierFrontier is the edge or boundary between known land and unexplored or wild areas.
entirelyEntirely means completely or fully without leaving anything out.
separateSeparate means kept apart or divided from something else.
protectionProtection means keeping someone or something safe from harm danger or damage.
continuousContinuous means going on without stopping or interruptions.
constructingConstructing means building or putting together something carefully step by step.
structureA structure is something built or arranged from different parts like buildings bridges or towers.
peasantsPeasants are farmers or workers who lived in the countryside usually doing difficult farm work in past times.
prisonersPrisoners are people who have been captured or locked up and are not free to leave.
laborersLaborers are workers who do physical or manual jobs often involving heavy lifting or construction.
mountainsMountains are very high areas of land that rise up steeply from the ground higher than hills.
defensiveDefensive describes something made or done to protect against attacks or harm.
watchtowersWatchtowers are tall buildings used to keep watch and look out for danger or threats.
strategicallyStrategically means doing something in a carefully planned way to gain an advantage or succeed.
potentialPotential describes the ability something or someone has to become better or achieve something great.
centuriesCenturies are periods of one hundred years each used to describe very long lengths of time.
successiveSuccessive describes things following one after another in a clear order or sequence.
dynastiesDynasties are families who rule a country or region passing power down from one generation to another.
continuedContinued means carrying on doing something without stopping or pausing.
monumentalMonumental describes something extremely large important or impressive often built to remember people or events.
envisionEnvision means imagining or picturing something clearly in your mind usually about the future.
brickworkBrickwork describes buildings or structures made from bricks carefully placed together.
toweringTowering describes something very tall or high standing far above other things around it.
battlementsBattlements are the top edges of walls or castles designed for protection with openings to fight from.
formidableFormidable describes something powerful or impressive that might be difficult to overcome or defeat.
appearanceAppearance is how someone or something looks on the outside to others.
breachedBreached means breaking through something like a wall barrier or defence.
defensesDefenses are things built or actions taken to protect people or places from danger or attack.
militaryMilitary describes something related to soldiers armies or armed forces.
functionFunction is the specific purpose or job that something or someone is meant to do.
representationRepresentation is a picture symbol or description that clearly shows or stands for something else.
enduringEnduring describes something lasting for a very long time without being destroyed or changed.
strengthStrength is having physical or mental power and being strong enough to deal with difficult situations.
resilienceResilience means being able to recover quickly from problems or difficulties without giving up.
remarkableRemarkable describes something very special impressive or unusual enough to attract attention.
spanningSpanning means stretching across or covering a large area or period of time.
medievalMedieval describes something related to the Middle Ages a time period hundreds of years ago.
pathwaysPathways are paths or tracks made for people to walk along safely and easily.
marvelingMarveling means looking at something with wonder amazement or great admiration.
breathtakingBreathtaking describes something so beautiful or impressive that it makes you feel amazed.
embeddedEmbedded means something placed or fixed firmly into another object or material.
standardizedStandardized means making things follow the same rules or methods so they are consistent and easier to use.
measuresMeasures are actions or plans taken to achieve something or to make sure it happens safely.
extensiveExtensive describes something large or covering a wide area involving many details or parts.
astonishinglyAstonishingly describes something that is very surprising or amazing and unexpected.
mausoleumA mausoleum is a large special building made to hold the body of a dead person often someone important.
terracottaTerracotta is a brownish-red type of baked clay used to make pottery or sculptures.
collectionA collection is a group of things gathered together because they are special or related.
offeringOffering means giving something usually as a gift or sign of respect.
conclusionA conclusion is the end or final part of something that sums up ideas clearly.
reminderA reminder is something that helps people remember important things they need to do or know.
preservePreserve means protecting or keeping something safe from damage or change.
safeguardSafeguard means doing something to protect people or things from danger or harm.
surpassesSurpasses means being even better greater or higher than something else.
majesticMajestic describes something grand beautiful or impressive often admired for its size or style.
approximatelyApproximately means nearly or about a certain amount but not exactly.
kilometresKilometres are units of measurement used to measure distance equal to one thousand metres.
tapestryA tapestry is a large piece of cloth with detailed pictures or patterns woven into it usually hung on walls.
elevationElevation means the height of something above the ground or sea level.
unassumingUnassuming describes something or someone modest simple or quiet not drawing attention to itself.
countrysideCountryside is the area away from cities and towns usually having fields farms and open spaces.
southeastSoutheast describes the direction halfway between south and east.
enteringEntering means going into or coming inside a place or area.
meandersMeanders means moving slowly in a winding or curving path often like a river or road.
countiesCounties are areas or regions within a country each having their own local government or council.
charmingCharming describes something very pleasant attractive or delightful that makes people feel happy.
historicHistoric means important because it is connected to events or people from the past.
bustlingBustling describes a place that is busy full of activity and full of people.
connectingConnecting means joining things or places together allowing people to travel or communicate easily.
numerousNumerous means there are many of something a large number.
distinctionDistinction means something special or different that sets one thing apart from others.
facilitateFacilitate means helping or making it easier for something to happen or be done.
connectionA connection is a link or relationship between two or more things places or people.
thrivingThriving describes something successful growing well and doing very well.
habitatsHabitats are natural environments where animals or plants live and grow.
kingfishersKingfishers are small brightly coloured birds usually seen near water where they hunt fish.
biodiversityBiodiversity means the variety of different types of plants and animals living in an area.
protectingProtecting means keeping someone or something safe from harm danger or damage.
phenomenonA phenomenon is something unusual or amazing that can be observed or seen happening.
fascinatingFascinating describes something very interesting making you want to learn more about it.
featuresFeatures are important or noticeable parts of something that make it stand out or special.
upstreamUpstream describes the direction towards where a river or stream starts or flows from.
spectacleA spectacle is an amazing or impressive event or sight that people enjoy watching.
attractsAttracts means making people interested or drawing them closer because something is appealing.
spectatorsSpectators are people who watch an event or activity without taking part in it.
historicalHistorical describes something connected to or based on events from the past.
transportationTransportation means ways of moving people or things from one place to another such as cars buses or trains.
sustenanceSustenance means food drink or nourishment that gives people or animals strength and energy.
boundaryA boundary is a line or border that shows the edge or limit of an area or property.
witnessedWitnessed means seeing or observing an event happen with your own eyes.
civilizationsCivilizations are groups of people with advanced cultures living together usually sharing laws traditions and ways of life.
evolutionEvolution describes gradual changes in plants animals or people over a very long time.
industryIndustry is the work done in factories or businesses making goods or providing services.
recreationRecreation means activities done for enjoyment relaxation and fun.
continuesContinues means something carries on without stopping.
activityActivity means doing something usually involving movement or action for enjoyment or a purpose.
enjoymentEnjoyment means pleasure happiness or fun experienced when doing something you like.
spottingSpotting means seeing or noticing something often when it is difficult to find.
celebratingCelebrating means having special events or parties to mark important or happy occasions.
magnificentMagnificent describes something impressively beautiful grand or wonderful.
waterwayA waterway is a river canal or any route of water used for travelling or transportation.
fosteringFostering means helping something or someone to grow develop or succeed.
residentsResidents are people who live permanently or for a long time in a particular area or home.
stewardshipStewardship means taking care of something important like the environment or resources.
ecologicalEcological describes something connected to living things and their environment.
importanceImportance means how valuable or necessary something is because it matters a lot.
requiresRequires means needing something because it is essential or very important.
conservationConservation means protecting and caring for nature wildlife and natural resources.
initiativesInitiatives are plans or actions taken to solve problems or improve situations.
maintainMaintain means keeping something in good condition or continuing to do something regularly.
continueContinue means carrying on with something without stopping or pausing.
impressiveImpressive describes something that causes admiration because it is special or extraordinary.
exploringExploring means going to new places or trying new things to discover and learn more.
enjoyingEnjoying means having fun or pleasure while doing something you like.
tranquillityTranquillity means peacefulness calmness or being quiet and relaxed.
situatedSituated means located or placed in a particular area or position.
translatedTranslated means changed words or writing from one language into another language.
venomousVenomous describes animals usually snakes or insects that produce poison harmful to others.
unpredictableUnpredictable describes something that is difficult to guess or know what will happen next.
eruptionEruption describes a sudden powerful explosion of lava gas or ash from a volcano.
intrigueIntrigue describes a feeling of strong curiosity or fascination about something mysterious.
anywhereAnywhere means in or at any place no matter where it is.
completeComplete means something is finished and has all the parts it needs.
maintainedMaintained means something has been kept in good condition regularly looked after.
challengingChallenging describes something difficult that tests your skills or abilities.
preparationPreparation means getting ready or organising things ahead of time for something important.
temperatureTemperature is a measure of how hot or cold something or somewhere is.
typicallyTypically means something usually happens or is done in a certain way.
altitudeAltitude means the height of something above sea level often used when talking about mountains.
favouriteFavourite describes something you like best or enjoy more than other things.
speciallySpecially means done in a particular or careful way often for a specific reason.
recordedRecorded means something has been written down filmed or captured so it can be remembered or used later.
observatoryAn observatory is a building used for watching and studying stars planets or the sky.
remindingReminding means helping someone remember something important they might have forgotten.
climbingClimbing means going upwards usually on mountains or walls using hands and feet.
achievementAchievement means something important you have succeeded in after working hard.
surroundingSurrounding describes something all around or nearby an area or object.
leisurelyLeisurely describes doing something slowly calmly and without hurry.
forecastsForecasts are predictions or statements about what will happen often about weather.
rememberRemember means being able to think of something again from the past or not forgetting it.
appreciatesAppreciates means understanding the value or importance of something and being thankful for it.
bloomingBlooming describes flowers opening up beautifully and fully or plants growing well.
firsthandFirsthand means experiencing or seeing something yourself directly instead of being told by someone else.
traditionallyTraditionally means something is done the same way as it has been done in the past usually for many years.
discussionsDiscussions are conversations where people share ideas or talk carefully about a topic.
deservesDeserves means someone or something should receive something because they've done something good or helpful.
accoladeAccolade means an award or praise given to someone to honour their achievements.
consideredConsidered means thought carefully about something before making a decision or forming an opinion.
globallyGlobally means happening or existing all around the world.
northwardNorthward means moving or pointing toward the north.
traversingTraversing means moving or travelling across an area from one side to the other.
emptyingEmptying means flowing or pouring out until completely drained.
nurturedNurtured means cared for looked after or helped to grow strong and healthy.
supportedSupported means helped encouraged or held up by someone or something else.
kingdomsKingdoms are countries or areas ruled by a king queen or royal family.
immeasurableImmeasurable describes something so large or great it cannot be measured or fully understood.
lifelineA lifeline is something essential providing help or support that someone or something needs to survive.
primarilyPrimarily means mainly or most importantly before anything else.
sustainsSustains means supports helps or keeps something alive or going.
powerhousePowerhouse describes something or someone very powerful strong or important in producing energy or strength.
contributingContributing means helping or adding to something to make it better or stronger.
freshwaterFreshwater describes water in rivers lakes or streams that is not salty and can be used for drinking.
measuringMeasuring means using tools or methods to find out the size or amount of something exactly.
determiningDetermining means finding out or deciding something clearly by checking carefully.
colossalColossal describes something extremely large giant or enormous.
measurementsMeasurements are the exact sizes lengths or amounts found by using tools like rulers scales or thermometers.
identificationIdentification means recognising and naming someone or something clearly.
specificSpecific describes something clearly defined detailed or exact.
seasonalSeasonal describes something happening during or connected to a particular time of year.
measuredMeasured means something has been checked or found out exactly using special tools or methods.
estimatedEstimated means guessed or calculated roughly without knowing the exact details.
previouslyPreviously means something happened before now or earlier in time.
potentiallyPotentially describes something that might possibly happen or become true.
surpassingSurpassing means doing better or becoming greater than something else.
geographersGeographers are scientists who study the Earth's land climate people and how they affect each other.
conductedConducted means carried out organised or done in an organised way.
indicatingIndicating means showing pointing out or suggesting something clearly.
consideringConsidering means thinking carefully about something before making a choice or decision.
tributariesTributaries are smaller rivers or streams flowing into a larger river or lake.
measurementMeasurement is the act of finding the exact size length or amount of something.
findingsFindings are results or information discovered after investigating or studying something.
definitiveDefinitive describes something clear final and not likely to change.
consensusConsensus means general agreement or everyone agreeing together about something.
spotlightSpotlight means focusing attention on something or making it clearly visible or noticed.
continentA continent is one of the large main areas of land on Earth like Africa Asia or Europe.
ecosystemsEcosystems are communities of plants animals and other living things interacting together in nature.
societiesSocieties are groups of people who live together and share common ideas customs or ways of life.
traverseTraverse means to travel or move across an area.
regardlessRegardless means doing something no matter what happens without being affected by other things.
drinkingDrinking means taking liquid into your mouth and swallowing usually water or other drinks.
agricultureAgriculture is the practice of farming growing crops and raising animals for food or other uses.
preservingPreserving means keeping something safe protecting it from damage or preventing it from spoiling.
sustainabilitySustainability means using resources carefully so they last for a long time without harming nature.
stretchesStretches means spreads out or covers a large area or distance.
scorchingScorching describes weather or temperatures that are extremely hot.
stereotypeA stereotype is an idea or belief about someone or something based on general thoughts instead of individual facts.
encompassingEncompassing means including or covering everything or everyone within a certain area or topic.
precipitationPrecipitation is water like rain snow or hail that falls from clouds onto the ground.
receivesReceives means gets or accepts something from someone or somewhere else.
rainfallRainfall is the amount of rain that falls in a particular place over a certain time.
qualifiesQualifies means meeting the requirements or having the right skills or conditions needed for something.
definitionA definition explains clearly what a word or idea means.
perfectlyPerfectly describes something done without any mistakes or exactly right.
interiorInterior means the inside part of something rather than the outside.
millimetresMillimetres are very small units used to measure length equal to one-thousandth of a metre.
moistureMoisture is water or liquid in tiny drops usually found on surfaces or in the air.
classifiesClassifies means sorting or organising things into groups or categories.
extremesExtremes are the greatest or most intense examples of something like very high or low temperatures.
windiestWindiest describes a place that has very strong winds or experiences a lot of wind.
temperaturesTemperatures measure how hot or cold something or somewhere is.
inhospitableInhospitable describes places where it's very hard or unpleasant for people animals or plants to live.
resilientResilient describes something or someone able to recover quickly or stay strong in difficult situations.
microorganismsMicroorganisms are tiny living things like bacteria that can only be seen with a microscope.
adaptationsAdaptations are special features or behaviours that help plants and animals survive in their environment.
contrastContrast describes the difference between two or more things that are unlike each other.
coveringCovering means something is laid over or placed on top of something else.
appreciateAppreciate means recognising and being thankful for the value or importance of something.
diversityDiversity describes having many different types or varieties of something.
definingDefining means clearly explaining or identifying something important.
recognizingRecognizing means identifying something or someone because you've seen them before or know them well.
highlightsHighlights means showing or emphasising the most important interesting or exciting parts.
researchResearch means careful study or investigation to discover new information about something.
uninhabitedUninhabited describes a place where no people live.
permanentPermanent describes something lasting forever or for a very long time without changing.
stationsStations are special buildings or places set up for specific purposes like research or transportation.
patternsPatterns are regular or repeated ways in which something happens or is arranged.
pristinePristine describes something completely clean pure and untouched.
internationalInternational means involving or happening between countries around the world.
treatiesTreaties are official agreements made between countries or groups.
cooperationCooperation means working together with others to achieve something.
regulatedRegulated means controlled or guided by rules or laws.
minimizeMinimize means making something as small or as little as possible.
wildernessesWildernesses are wild natural areas that have not been changed or controlled by humans.
southernmostSouthernmost describes something located further south than anything else in an area or country.
underscoresUnderscores means emphasising or clearly showing how important something is.
incredibleIncredible describes something amazing and difficult to believe because it’s so impressive.
valuableValuable describes something worth a lot because it is useful rare or special.
attractedAttracted means drawn towards something or someone because it is interesting or appealing.
impossibleImpossible describes something that cannot be done or will never happen.
uncommonUncommon means rare unusual or not seen or found very often.
preciousPrecious describes something very valuable or special often because it is rare or important.
malleableMalleable describes something that can be easily shaped or bent without breaking.
hammeredHammered means shaped flattened or changed by hitting something repeatedly with a hammer.
breakingBreaking means causing something to separate into pieces or become damaged.
propertyProperty is a special quality or feature that something has.
intricateIntricate describes something complicated detailed or having many small parts carefully connected.
decorativeDecorative describes something used to make things look more attractive or beautiful.
immortalityImmortality means living forever or never dying.
perfectionPerfection describes something being completely correct flawless or without any mistakes.
reflectsReflects means bouncing light back off a surface or clearly showing an idea or feeling.
timelessTimeless describes something that stays beautiful valuable or popular no matter how old it is.
excellentExcellent describes something very good or extremely high quality.
conductorA conductor is something that allows heat or electricity to flow through it easily.
electricityElectricity is energy used for power to make things like lights and machines work.
reliabilityReliability means always working well being trustworthy and not letting you down.
properlyProperly means doing something correctly or in the right way.
investorsInvestors are people who put money into businesses or projects hoping to make a profit later.
economiesEconomies are the ways countries manage money resources and trade.
unaffectedUnaffected describes something not changed influenced or harmed by something else.
inflationInflation means when prices of goods and services increase and money buys less over time.
significantSignificant describes something important meaningful or worth noticing.
artifactsArtifacts are objects made or used by people long ago often studied to understand history.
symbolizeSymbolize means representing or standing for something else usually something important.
representRepresent means showing or standing for something else clearly.
devotionDevotion means strong love care or loyalty towards someone or something.
consequencesConsequences are the results or effects of something you do whether good or bad.
extractingExtracting means taking or removing something carefully usually from the ground or another substance.
deforestationDeforestation means cutting down or removing trees from large areas of forest.
pollutionPollution is harmful waste or substances put into the environment like air or water causing damage.
responsiblyResponsibly means doing something carefully thoughtfully and safely thinking about the effects on others.
existingExisting means something is real and is already there or currently available.
durabilityDurability means being strong lasting a long time and not breaking or wearing out easily.
versatilityVersatility means being able to do many different things or being useful in lots of ways.
captivateCaptivate means attracting someone's attention and holding their interest completely.
neighbouringNeighbouring describes places or things located next to or near each other.
distinctiveDistinctive describes something special unique or easy to recognise from other things.
atmosphereAtmosphere is the layer of air surrounding the Earth or the feeling or mood in a place.
oxidationOxidation means a chemical reaction where substances react with oxygen often causing rust or changes in colour.
developsDevelops means growing improving or changing gradually over time.
widespreadWidespread describes something found or happening over a large area or among many people.
blanketsBlankets means covering something completely often like a thick layer.
composedComposed means made up or built from different parts or materials.
scatteringScattering means spreading or throwing small things widely in different directions.
sunlightSunlight is the light that comes from the sun and makes things bright and warm.
dominateDominate means being stronger or more important and having control or influence over others.
additionallyAdditionally means also or as well as something else.
frequentFrequent describes something happening often or regularly.
particlesParticles are extremely small pieces of matter too tiny to see without help.
enhancingEnhancing means making something better stronger or more beautiful.
volcanicVolcanic describes something related to volcanoes or made by volcanic eruptions.
contributionsContributions are helpful things someone gives or does to support or improve something.
releasedReleased means allowed something to escape or become free usually into the air or environment.
oxidizedOxidized describes something that has reacted with oxygen and changed usually rusted or discoloured.
landscapeLandscape describes an area of land including hills mountains rivers and fields seen from a particular viewpoint.
observationsObservations are things noticed carefully by looking or watching something closely.
fascinatedFascinated describes being extremely interested or amazed by something.
referredReferred means mentioning or talking about something or someone clearly.
noticeableNoticeable describes something easy to see spot or pay attention to.
strikingStriking describes something very noticeable attractive or impressive that stands out.
inspiredInspired means feeling excited motivated or influenced to do something creative or important.
inquiriesInquiries are questions asked to find out more information about something.
analysedAnalysed means studied or examined something carefully to understand it better.
confirmingConfirming means checking to make sure something is correct true or accurate.
presencePresence means someone or something being in a particular place at a particular time.
detailedDetailed describes something clearly explained with many facts or pieces of information.
insightsInsights are clear understandings or new ideas that help someone see things differently.
processesProcesses are series of steps or actions needed to do or achieve something.
changingChanging means becoming different or causing something else to become different.
predominantlyPredominantly means mainly or mostly with one thing being more common than others.
variationsVariations are differences or changes in things making each one slightly unique.
instanceInstance means an example or one particular occasion when something happens.
yellowishYellowish describes something that is slightly yellow in colour.
brownishBrownish describes something that has a slight brown colour or shade.
familiarFamiliar describes something or someone easily recognised because you've seen it before.
commonlyCommonly means something happens often or is frequently found or used.
abundanceAbundance means having a large amount or plenty of something.
distributionDistribution means the way something is spread out or shared across an area or group.
unparalleledUnparalleled describes something better or greater than anything else of its kind.
signatureSignature means something unique or special that clearly identifies or represents someone or something.
nicknameNickname is a short friendly name used instead of someone's real name.
significantlySignificantly means something important enough to be noticed or make a difference.
influencedInfluenced means affected or changed by someone or something else.
associatedAssociated means connected or linked closely with someone or something else.
aggressionAggression means angry or violent behaviour intended to harm or threaten others.
theoriesTheories are ideas or explanations that try to explain how or why something happens.
terrestrialTerrestrial describes things relating to or living on the Earth or land.
implicationsImplications are the possible effects or meanings of something that happens or is suggested.
compositionComposition is what something is made up of including the different parts or materials.
explorersExplorers are people who travel to new or unknown places to discover and learn about them.
uncoveredUncovered means found out revealed or discovered something previously unknown.
possibilityPossibility means something that could happen or become true.
discoveryDiscovery is finding something new or important for the very first time.
celestialCelestial describes something related to the sky stars or space.
neighbourNeighbour describes someone or something that is located very close or next to another.
nitrogenNitrogen is a gas with no colour or smell found abundantly in Earth's atmosphere.
surprisinglySurprisingly means something unexpected or not what you would normally expect to happen.
colourlessColourless describes something that has no colour and is clear.
odourlessOdourless describes something without any smell.
substancesSubstances are different types of materials or matter that have particular properties.
survivalSurvival means continuing to live or exist especially under difficult conditions.
organismsOrganisms are living things such as plants animals and tiny microscopic life.
releasesReleases means letting something go or setting something free.
componentsComponents are parts or pieces that combine together to make something complete.
remainingRemaining means what is left after something has been removed or taken away.
consistsConsists means being made up of or containing certain things or parts.
accountsAccounts means forming or making up a certain amount or part of something.
abundantAbundant describes something existing in large amounts more than enough.
relativelyRelatively means compared to something else or in relation to something similar.
stabilityStability means being steady strong and not easily changed or disturbed.
accumulateAccumulate means gathering or collecting something gradually over time.
eruptionsEruptions are sudden powerful explosions usually from volcanoes releasing lava gas and ash.
cellularCellular describes something related to cells the tiny building blocks of living things.
contributesContributes means giving or adding something helpful or valuable.
concentrationsConcentrations describe how much of something is in one particular place or area.
attentionAttention means noticing something carefully or focusing on something important.
reactiveReactive describes something that quickly responds or reacts especially in chemical reactions.
variableVariable means able to change or vary often depending on conditions or situations.
importantImportant describes something valuable necessary or of great significance.
componentA component is a single part that is combined with others to make something complete.
concentrationConcentration means the amount of something in a particular area or solution.
dependingDepending means relying on or influenced by something else.
locationLocation is the specific place or position where something or someone is.
atmosphericAtmospheric describes something related to the Earth's atmosphere the air around the planet.
increasedIncreased means grown or become larger in number amount or strength.
supportingSupporting means helping or holding something up or assisting someone else.
maintainingMaintaining means keeping something working well or in good condition over time.
delicateDelicate describes something easily broken damaged or needing careful handling.
inventedInvented means created or made something new that didn't exist before.
computerA computer is an electronic device that processes and stores information quickly.
brilliantBrilliant describes someone or something very intelligent bright or excellent.
mathematicianA mathematician is someone skilled at or specialising in mathematics.
philosopherA philosopher is a person who thinks carefully about important questions and ideas.
accuratelyAccurately means doing something correctly without making any mistakes.
intendedIntended means planned or meant for a particular purpose or result.
mathematicalMathematical describes something related to maths involving numbers and calculations.
mechanicalMechanical describes something that works using machines or machinery.
technicalTechnical describes something involving specialised knowledge or skills.
lifetimeLifetime means the time during which someone or something is alive or exists.
analyticalAnalytical describes thinking carefully and logically to understand or solve something.
undeterredUndeterred describes someone who continues doing something despite difficulties or setbacks.
conceptualizedConceptualized means forming a clear idea or concept in your mind.
advancedAdvanced describes something very modern developed or complicated compared to others.
featuredFeatured means highlighted or shown clearly as being special or important.
strikinglyStrikingly means noticeably impressively or in a way that attracts attention.
equivalentEquivalent describes something equal or having the same value or meaning as something else.
arithmeticArithmetic means basic maths involving adding subtracting multiplying or dividing numbers.
functioningFunctioning means working correctly or doing the job it's supposed to do.
instructInstruct means telling or showing someone how to do something clearly.
lovelaceLovelace refers to Ada Lovelace considered the first computer programmer.
programmerA programmer is someone who writes instructions that tell computers what to do.
alongsideAlongside means next to or together with something or someone else.
recognizedRecognized means identified or accepted as important true or correct.
algorithmsAlgorithms are sets of clear instructions followed step by step especially by computers.
technologicalTechnological describes something related to technology or modern inventions.
limitationsLimitations are restrictions or things that prevent something from going further or becoming greater.
financialFinancial describes anything related to money finances or managing wealth.
constraintsConstraints are limits or rules that restrict or control what can be done.
hinderedHindered means slowed down blocked or made something more difficult.
visionaryVisionary describes someone who thinks about or plans the future in new or creative ways.
foundationFoundation is the basic support or starting point for something important.
developmentDevelopment means growth improvement or making something new and better.
engineerAn engineer is someone who designs builds or fixes machinery or structures.
programmableProgrammable means able to be given instructions or commands to follow.
utilizedUtilized means used something effectively for a specific purpose.
electromechanicalElectromechanical describes something that combines electrical and mechanical parts working together.
advancementAdvancement means progress or improvement in something making it better or more developed.
computingComputing is using computers to manage and process information or perform calculations.
electronicElectronic describes devices or equipment using electricity and circuits to work.
numericalNumerical describes something involving or expressed by numbers.
integratorIntegrator is a device or part of a machine that combines different things into one system.
developedDeveloped means created improved or made something more advanced or detailed.
performingPerforming means carrying out or doing a task activity or action successfully.
unprecedentedUnprecedented describes something that has never happened or been seen before.
inventionsInventions are new things or devices created by people to solve problems or make tasks easier.
dramaticallyDramatically means something happens in a very noticeable impressive or sudden way.
transitionTransition means changing or moving smoothly from one thing or situation to another.
showcasesShowcases means displaying or presenting something special clearly and attractively.
pioneeringPioneering describes someone or something leading the way with new ideas methods or inventions.
innovatorsInnovators are people who create new ideas or inventions that improve or change things significantly.
creatorsCreators are people who make invent or produce something new and original.
instructionsInstructions are clear step-by-step explanations telling someone how to do something.
commandsCommands are clear instructions telling someone or something exactly what to do.
operatesOperates means working or functioning in the way it is supposed to.
fetchingFetching means going to get or retrieve something and bringing it back.
decodingDecoding means changing messages or information from code into clear understandable language.
executingExecuting means carrying out or doing an instruction or task exactly as told.
retrievesRetrieves means finding and bringing back information or objects that were stored or lost.
instructionAn instruction is a clear explanation telling someone exactly what they must do.
interpretsInterprets means understanding or explaining the meaning of something clearly.
calculationA calculation is working out an answer or result usually using numbers.
comprisesComprises means made up of or contains different parts.
operationAn operation is an action or activity that something performs to complete a task.
receivedReceived means something has been given sent or delivered to someone or something.
comparingComparing means looking at two or more things carefully to see similarities or differences.
locationsLocations are specific places or positions where something is found or happens.
temporarilyTemporarily means only lasting or existing for a short or limited amount of time.
programsPrograms are sets of instructions written for computers telling them exactly what to do.
managingManaging means being responsible for controlling organising or taking care of something or someone.
functionalFunctional means something works properly or does exactly what it was made to do.
commerciallyCommercially describes something done or produced for selling to the public or making money.
producedProduced means made created or brought into existence.
enablingEnabling means making it possible or easier for someone or something to do something.
processorsProcessors are parts inside computers that carry out instructions and perform tasks quickly.
multipleMultiple means having or involving many different things or parts.
simultaneouslySimultaneously means happening or doing something at the same time.
performancePerformance describes how well something or someone carries out tasks or activities.
efficiencyEfficiency means doing something quickly and well without wasting time or resources.
artificialArtificial describes something made by humans rather than occurring naturally.
intelligenceIntelligence is the ability to think understand learn and solve problems quickly.
includesIncludes means contains or has something as part of it.
recognizeRecognize means noticing or knowing something or someone because you've seen it before.
questionsQuestions are sentences asked to get information or answers about something.
remindersReminders are messages or signals helping people remember something important.
everydayEveryday describes something usual common or happening daily.
surprisedSurprised describes feeling shocked amazed or not expecting something.
recommendationA recommendation is advice or a suggestion given about what is good or useful.
platformsPlatforms are systems or places usually online where information is shared or activities happen.
controlsControls means managing directing or keeping something working properly.
advancingAdvancing means moving forward improving or making progress.
revolutionizeRevolutionize means changing something completely making it much better or different.
healthcareHealthcare describes the services and actions done to keep people healthy or treat illnesses.
recommendingRecommending means suggesting or advising someone about something good or suitable.
cateringCatering means providing food and drinks for people at events or special occasions.
individualIndividual means one single person or thing rather than a group.
considerationsConsiderations are careful thoughts about something before deciding or choosing.
benefitsBenefits are good or helpful things gained from doing or using something.
considerConsider means thinking carefully about something before making a decision or judgment.
displacementDisplacement means forcing something or someone out of their usual place or position.
personalPersonal describes something belonging or relating to one particular person.
protectedProtected means kept safe from harm damage or danger.
evolvingEvolving means changing gradually usually to become better or more complex.
transformingTransforming means changing something completely into something different or new.
preparesPrepares means getting something or someone ready or organised ahead of time.
mccarthyMcCarthy refers to John McCarthy an American scientist known for inventing the term artificial intelligence.
americanAmerican describes something or someone from or related to the United States of America.
scientistA scientist is someone who studies or works in science to understand how things work.
interestInterest describes curiosity or a desire to learn more about something.
mathematicsMathematics is the study of numbers shapes and patterns using calculations and logic.
prestigiousPrestigious describes something highly respected admired or important.
princetonPrinceton is a famous university in America known for excellence in education.
proposedProposed means suggested or offered an idea or plan for consideration.
dartmouthDartmouth is an American college famous for hosting the first artificial intelligence conference.
possibilitiesPossibilities are things that might happen or could become true.
inventingInventing means creating something new that has never existed before.
stoppingStopping means coming to an end or no longer continuing.
developingDeveloping means growing improving or becoming more advanced.
researchersResearchers are people who study investigate or search for new information.
pioneeredPioneered means being the first to create develop or explore something new.
innovationInnovation means creating new ideas products or methods that improve something.
accoladesAccolades are awards or praises given to someone for their achievements.
groundworkGroundwork is the basic preparation or foundation done before starting something important.
technologiesTechnologies are tools machines or methods created to solve problems or make tasks easier.
analysisAnalysis is carefully studying something to understand its parts or meaning clearly.
foundationalFoundational describes something important that forms the base or starting point for other things.
modernityModernity describes being modern or relating to recent times rather than the past.
metropolisA metropolis is a very large important and busy city.
londiniumLondinium was the ancient Roman name for the city now known as London.
sprawlingSprawling describes something spreading out widely covering a large area.
highlightingHighlighting means emphasising or clearly drawing attention to something important.
mistakenlyMistakenly means doing something incorrectly or wrongly without intending to.
westminsterWestminster is an important area in central London famous for government buildings.
treasuryTreasury is the government department responsible for managing money and finances.
renownedRenowned describes someone or something famous respected or admired by many people.
plethoraPlethora means having a very large amount or more than enough of something.
theatresTheatres are buildings or places where plays shows or performances are presented.
districtA district is a specific area within a city or country often known for a particular thing.
showcasingShowcasing means displaying or presenting something special in an impressive way.
performancesPerformances are shows or acts where people entertain others often by singing dancing or acting.
contemporaryContemporary describes something happening now or existing at the same time as something else.
musicalsMusicals are plays or films where the story is told through songs music and dancing.
carnivalA carnival is a lively festival or celebration with music dancing costumes and parades.
celebrateCelebrate means doing something special to mark an important or happy event.
multiculturalMulticultural describes something involving or including people from different cultures or backgrounds.
recreationalRecreational describes activities done for fun relaxation or enjoyment.
botanicalBotanical describes something related to plants and gardening.
collectionsCollections are groups of special items gathered together often for display or study.
opportunitiesOpportunities are chances to do something positive or beneficial.
universityA university is a place where people go to study advanced subjects after finishing school.
imperialImperial describes something related to an empire or controlled by an emperor or empress.
facilitatedFacilitated means making something easier or helping it to happen smoothly.
captivatingCaptivating describes something very interesting or exciting that grabs your attention.
reigningReigning means ruling or being the current leader usually a king or queen.
ascendedAscended means moved upward or rose to a higher position or rank.
prominentlyProminently means clearly noticeably or standing out from others.
februaryFebruary is the second month of the year after January.
followingFollowing means coming after or next in order.
celebratedCelebrated describes something or someone famous or widely honoured.
platinumPlatinum is a very precious silver-white metal used for jewellery and special awards.
aftermathAftermath is the situation or period that follows after an important event usually something difficult.
modernizingModernizing means updating or improving something to make it more current or advanced.
monarchyMonarchy is a form of government where a king or queen rules a country.
previousPrevious means coming or existing before something else.
totallingTotalling means adding up to a complete or final amount.
victorianVictorian describes something from or related to the time when Queen Victoria ruled Britain.
extendedExtended means making something longer larger or lasting for more time.
continuityContinuity means continuing or lasting without being interrupted or changed.
trajectoryTrajectory is the path or direction something follows over time or through the air.
profoundlyProfoundly means deeply or very greatly in a serious or meaningful way.
symbolicSymbolic describes something representing or standing for something else that has deeper meaning.
differedDiffered means being unlike or not the same as something else.
grappledGrappled means struggled or tried very hard to understand or solve something difficult.
industrializationIndustrialization describes the development of industries factories and machines in an area.
expansionExpansion means becoming larger spreading out or growing bigger.
decolonizationDecolonization means when a country becomes independent and no longer controlled by another nation.
advancementsAdvancements are improvements or developments making something better or more advanced.
differencesDifferences are ways things are unlike or not similar to each other.
relevanceRelevance means how closely connected or important something is to a certain topic or situation.
legaciesLegacies are things left behind after someone has gone usually something important or influential.
infrastructureInfrastructure is basic structures like roads electricity and buildings needed for society to function.
testamentsTestaments are proofs or evidence clearly showing that something is true or exists.
worldwideWorldwide means existing happening or spreading all around the world.
exemplifyingExemplifying means clearly showing something by giving a good example.
leadershipLeadership is guiding managing or leading others effectively.
adaptabilityAdaptability is the ability to change or adjust easily to new situations.
dedicationDedication means being committed and working hard towards something important.
symbolizingSymbolizing means representing or standing for something else clearly and meaningfully.
freezingFreezing describes something very cold or turning from liquid into ice.
insulatingInsulating means protecting or covering something to keep warmth or stop heat from escaping.
preventsPrevents means stopping something from happening or keeping it from occurring.
retainingRetaining means keeping something or continuing to hold onto it.
sulfuricSulfuric describes something containing sulfur often used to describe strong acids.
consistentlyConsistently means regularly happening or behaving in the same way without change.
pressurePressure means force or weight pressing down or pushing against something.
consistentConsistent means always staying the same or behaving in a similar way.
fluctuationsFluctuations are changes going up and down regularly or unpredictably.
maintainsMaintains means keeping something going working well or staying the same.
constantConstant describes something happening or staying the same without stopping or changing.
uniformlyUniformly means happening or done in exactly the same way every time.
survivedSurvived means continued to live or exist even after facing difficulties or danger.
succumbingSuccumbing means giving in or failing to resist something usually negative or harmful.
currentlyCurrently means right now or at this present time.
unfeasibleUnfeasible describes something not possible or practical to do.
atmospheresAtmospheres are layers of gas surrounding planets or the mood or feeling of a place.
happeningHappening means taking place or occurring at this moment.
transformsTransforms means changing something completely in appearance or form.
adulthoodAdulthood is the stage of life when a person is grown up and fully mature.
reproduceReproduce means making offspring or producing new life similar to themselves.
smootherSmoother describes something becoming softer easier or less rough.
confusingConfusing describes something unclear difficult to understand or causing someone to feel unsure.
timelineA timeline shows events listed in the order that they happened over time.
physicalPhysical describes something related to the body or something you can touch or feel.
increasesIncreases means becoming bigger greater or more in number.
menstrualMenstrual describes the monthly cycle experienced by females involving periods.
sheddingShedding means losing or letting go of something usually skin leaves or hair naturally.
milestoneA milestone is an important event marking significant progress or achievement.
enlargementEnlargement means making something bigger or larger in size.
followedFollowed means coming after or behind something else.
crackingCracking means breaking or splitting something often causing visible damage.
emotionalEmotional describes feelings like happiness sadness or anger that people experience inside.
transformationsTransformations are big or complete changes in appearance form or character.
hormonalHormonal describes something related to hormones natural chemicals controlling growth or feelings in the body.
independenceIndependence is when someone can do things by themselves without help from others.
identityIdentity is the special way a person sees themselves or how they are known by others.
prominentProminent describes something easily noticed or very important and standing out clearly.
awarenessAwareness is knowing about or understanding something clearly.
consciousConscious describes being awake aware and able to understand what's happening around you.
perceivePerceive means noticing seeing or understanding something in a particular way.
experiencingExperiencing means going through or feeling something directly yourself.
confusionConfusion is feeling uncertain unsure or unclear about something.
lifestyleLifestyle describes the way a person chooses to live including habits interests and activities.
adequateAdequate describes having enough of something to meet basic needs or purposes.
supportsSupports means helping someone or something by giving encouragement assistance or strength.
physicallyPhysically describes something related to the body or how something appears and feels.
emotionallyEmotionally describes feelings and how someone experiences or shows them.
acceptingAccepting means agreeing to or being comfortable with something without resisting or complaining.
kidshealthKidsHealth refers to information and resources aimed at helping children understand health issues.
transitionsTransitions are changes or movements from one situation condition or stage to another.
involvesInvolves means including or requiring something as an important part.
navigateNavigate means finding your way through something difficult or unfamiliar.
undergoesUndergoes means experiencing or going through changes or processes.
increaseIncrease means making something greater larger or more.
clumsinessClumsiness describes awkwardness or difficulty moving or handling things carefully.
maturationMaturation is the process of becoming fully grown or developed.
moustachesMoustaches are hair grown above the upper lip typically by men.
conditionA condition is the state something or someone is in or can also mean an illness or problem.
fluctuatingFluctuating describes frequently changing rising and falling unpredictably.
hormonesHormones are natural chemicals in the body controlling growth mood and physical changes.
feelingsFeelings are emotions like happiness sadness fear or excitement experienced by people.
happinessHappiness is the feeling of joy pleasure or contentment.
irritabilityIrritability describes getting easily annoyed or bothered by small things.
sensitivitySensitivity means being easily affected by emotions feelings or physical things around you.
strongerStronger describes becoming more powerful or having greater strength.
establishEstablish means setting up or creating something firmly or clearly.
individualityIndividuality is what makes a person unique different or special from others.
attractionAttraction is feeling drawn to or interested in someone or something.
romanticRomantic describes feelings or actions involving love affection or close relationships.
occurringOccurring means happening or taking place.
transitionalTransitional describes something happening during a period of change from one state or condition to another.
confidentConfident describes feeling sure of yourself and believing you can succeed or do things well.
consciousnessConsciousness is being aware awake and able to think and understand clearly.
yourselfYourself means you personally not another person.
strengthsStrengths are things you do very well skills abilities or talents.
embracingEmbracing means accepting or welcoming something happily or willingly.
relationshipA relationship is a connection or closeness between people usually involving feelings or interactions.
connectionsConnections are links or relationships between people or things.
individualsIndividuals are single people considered separately rather than as a group.
opinionsOpinions are personal thoughts beliefs or views about something.
partnersPartners are people who share something together like work a relationship or an activity.
intentionsIntentions are what someone plans or wants to achieve or do.
truthfulTruthful describes someone honest who tells the truth and doesn't lie.
strengthensStrengthens means making something or someone stronger or more powerful.
misunderstandingsMisunderstandings are situations when someone doesn't understand something clearly causing confusion.
resolvingResolving means finding solutions or settling problems disagreements or conflicts.
conflictsConflicts are serious disagreements arguments or problems between people or groups.
dialogueDialogue is a conversation or discussion between two or more people.
thoughtsThoughts are ideas opinions or feelings that people have in their minds.
effectiveEffective describes something that works well achieving the desired result.
perspectivesPerspectives are different ways of looking at or thinking about something.
amicablyAmicably describes doing something in a friendly and peaceful way without arguments.
equalityEquality means everyone being treated fairly having the same rights or opportunities.
imbalancesImbalances are situations where things are not equal or evenly balanced.
promotesPromotes means encouraging supporting or helping something to happen or improve.
encouragingEncouraging describes supporting someone by giving confidence hope or positive words.
listeningListening means carefully paying attention to hear and understand what someone says.
respectingRespecting means showing kindness and consideration towards someone or something.
comfortableComfortable describes feeling relaxed and at ease physically or emotionally.
discussingDiscussing means talking about something carefully usually to understand or decide something.
progressionProgression means moving forward or advancing to a better stage or position.
intimacyIntimacy describes close warm or loving relationships between people.
agreementAgreement is when people have the same opinion or decide together about something.
conflictConflict is a disagreement fight or serious difference of opinion.
resolutionResolution means solving or ending a problem or disagreement.
disagreementsDisagreements are situations where people have different opinions and do not agree.
handlingHandling means dealing with managing or controlling something.
respectfullyRespectfully means treating others kindly politely and thoughtfully.
resortingResorting means using something as a last choice usually because other methods didn't work.
interactionsInteractions are ways people communicate work together or affect each other.
focusingFocusing means concentrating or paying close attention to something.
meaningfulMeaningful describes something important serious or having clear value.
subsequentSubsequent describes something happening after or following something else.
unlockingUnlocking means opening or revealing something that was closed or hidden.
universeThe universe is everything that exists including planets stars and space.
fundamentalFundamental describes something basic very important or essential to understanding something.
formulasFormulas are special mathematical or scientific rules expressed in numbers and symbols.
velocityVelocity means how fast something moves in a specific direction.
accelerationAcceleration means speeding up or increasing speed quickly.
momentumMomentum means the force something has when moving making it hard to stop quickly.
simplifiesSimplifies means making something easier clearer or simpler to understand.
refreshingRefreshing describes something pleasant making you feel fresh and awake again.
principlesPrinciples are important ideas or basic truths guiding someone's actions.
thermodynamicsThermodynamics is the scientific study of heat energy and how it moves or changes.
fingertipsFingertips are the ends or tips of your fingers.
downloadDownload means transferring information or files from the internet onto a computer or device.
astrophysicsAstrophysics is the scientific study of stars planets galaxies and how they behave in space.
galaxiesGalaxies are huge collections of billions of stars and planets held together by gravity.
astronomersAstronomers are scientists who study stars planets and other objects in space.
gravitationalGravitational describes the force that pulls objects toward each other like planets pulling objects towards them.
redshiftRedshift describes how light from stars or galaxies appears redder because they are moving away from us.
definitionsDefinitions are clear explanations telling you exactly what words or ideas mean.
standardStandard describes something normal usual or widely accepted as correct.
astronomicalAstronomical describes something related to space stars or the science of astronomy.
phenomenaPhenomena are unusual or interesting events or things that can be observed or studied.
microwaveMicrowave describes a type of energy used for cooking or communication shorter than radio waves.
backgroundBackground is the area behind something or general information about something.
exoplanetsExoplanets are planets that orbit stars other than our own Sun.
einsteinEinstein was a famous scientist known for his theories about space time and gravity.
wormholesWormholes are theoretical tunnels in space that might connect distant parts of the universe.
classroomsClassrooms are rooms where students learn and teachers teach.
astronomyAstronomy is the science of studying space stars planets and the universe.
companiesCompanies are businesses or organisations that sell products or provide services.
installedInstalled means put something into place so it is ready to use.
beginnersBeginners are people just starting to learn something new with little or no experience.
congratulationsCongratulations are words said to someone to praise or celebrate their success.
commentsComments are spoken or written remarks or opinions about something.
variablesVariables are values or things in maths or science that can change or vary.
labelledLabelled means something clearly marked or named to identify what it is.
integersIntegers are whole numbers including positive negative numbers and zero.
booleansBooleans are simple true-or-false values used in computing and logic.
manipulateManipulate means carefully changing moving or controlling something.
multiplicationMultiplication is a maths operation where numbers are added together repeatedly.
divisionDivision is a maths operation that splits a number into equal groups or parts.
practisePractise means regularly repeating activities or exercises to improve skills.
worksheetA worksheet is a page of questions or exercises used for practising or learning.
paywallsPaywalls are systems that limit online content to users who pay or subscribe.
possiblePossible means something can happen or be done.
strugglesStruggles are difficult problems or challenges people face when trying to achieve something.
repetitionRepetition means doing or saying something again and again usually to learn or remember it.
regularlyRegularly means something happening frequently or repeatedly at consistent times.
everywhereEverywhere means in or at all places or areas.
unlimitedUnlimited describes something with no limits restrictions or end.
exercisesExercises are activities or tasks done to practise or improve a skill.
carefullyCarefully means doing something thoughtfully with attention to avoid mistakes or accidents.
gameplayGameplay describes how a game works including the actions players take.
disabledDisabled means something is turned off or unable to work or describes a person with a physical limitation.
recommendRecommend means suggesting or advising someone about something good or useful.
distractionsDistractions are things that take someone's attention away from what they're doing.
displaysDisplays are screens or areas showing information or objects clearly.
customizedCustomized means specially made or changed to suit someone's personal needs or preferences.
greetingGreeting is something friendly said or done when meeting someone.
formattingFormatting means arranging or organising text images or data clearly.
personalisedPersonalised describes something made specifically to match a person's preferences or needs.
operatorsOperators are symbols or actions used in maths or computers to perform calculations or tasks.
subtractsSubtracts means taking one number away from another to find the difference.
multipliesMultiplies means increasing a number by repeatedly adding it to itself a certain number of times.
fractionsFractions are numbers representing parts of a whole divided into equal pieces.
representingRepresenting means showing something clearly or standing for something else.
strengthenStrengthen means making something stronger better or more powerful.
fractionA fraction shows a part of a whole with a numerator on top and denominator below.
numeratorsNumerators are the top numbers in fractions showing how many parts you have.
denominatorsDenominators are the bottom numbers in fractions showing into how many parts the whole is divided.
convertingConverting means changing something from one form or type into another.
decimalsDecimals are numbers showing values smaller than one written after a decimal point.
percentagesPercentages show numbers or amounts out of a hundred usually indicated by the percent symbol (%).
simplifyingSimplifying means making something easier clearer or reducing fractions to their smallest form.
denominatorA denominator is the bottom number of a fraction showing the total number of equal parts.
improperImproper describes fractions where the numerator is bigger than or equal to the denominator.
classroomA classroom is a place where students gather to learn and teachers teach.
independentIndependent describes someone who can do things on their own without needing help.
approachableApproachable describes someone easy to talk to friendly and welcoming.
indispensableIndispensable describes something so important or useful that you cannot do without it.
backboneBackbone means the main support or essential part of something giving it strength.
simplifySimplify means making something easier clearer or less complicated.
distributiveDistributive describes a maths rule about multiplying numbers across sums inside brackets.
quadraticQuadratic describes a type of maths equation involving squared numbers usually written as ax²+bx+c=0.
factoringFactoring means breaking numbers or expressions down into smaller parts that multiply together.
exponentAn exponent is a number showing how many times another number must be multiplied by itself.
grapplingGrappling means struggling or trying hard to understand or deal with something difficult.
equationsEquations are mathematical statements showing that two things are equal usually containing an equals sign.
binomialBinomial describes maths expressions having exactly two terms or parts.
expansionsExpansions are when expressions or ideas become larger more detailed or more developed.
simplificationSimplification is making something easier clearer or reducing complexity.
demystifyDemystify means clearly explaining something complicated to make it easy to understand.
refresherA refresher is something that reminds you of or helps you relearn important things you once knew.
manageableManageable describes something that can easily be controlled handled or done.
invaluableInvaluable describes something extremely useful or valuable more than money can buy.
organizedOrganized describes something arranged neatly and clearly making things easy to find or understand.
lecturesLectures are talks or presentations given to groups of people to teach or inform them.
scriptingScripting means writing instructions or code in a language that computers or programs understand.
languagesLanguages are systems of words sounds or symbols used for communication.
simplicitySimplicity means something easy to understand straightforward or uncomplicated.
flexibilityFlexibility is being able to change adjust or bend easily to new situations or needs.
seasonedSeasoned describes someone with lots of experience or skill at doing something.
developersDevelopers are people who design create or build software websites or other new products.
orientedOriented describes being focused or directed towards something specific.
managementManagement is organising controlling or dealing effectively with people resources or tasks.
conditionalConditional describes something that depends on certain conditions or circumstances to happen.
statementsStatements are clear spoken or written sentences expressing facts opinions or information.
inclusionInclusion means making sure everyone is involved or accepted.
databaseA database is a structured set of information stored electronically making it easy to search or use.
reliableReliable describes someone or something trustworthy consistent and always dependable.
projectsProjects are planned activities or tasks with a clear goal usually done over time.
noblemenNoblemen are men from high-ranking or important families historically having power or wealth.
confrontedConfronted means facing or dealing with something challenging or difficult directly.
demandingDemanding describes something requiring a lot of effort attention or skill.
creationCreation is making something new or bringing ideas to life.
documentA document is a written paper or digital file containing information.
promisesPromises are statements made assuring someone that something will definitely happen or be done.
imprisonedImprisoned means being locked up or kept in jail unable to leave freely.
punishedPunished means given a consequence or penalty for doing something wrong.
rebellionRebellion means fighting back or resisting against people in authority or power.
possiblyPossibly means something might happen but it is not certain.
runnymedeRunnymede is the place in England where the Magna Carta was signed in 1215.
negotiateNegotiate means discussing or talking things over to reach an agreement.
unnecessaryUnnecessary describes something not needed or something extra that can be left out.
imprisonmentImprisonment means the state of being put in jail or prison as a punishment.
arrestedArrested means being caught and held by the police for breaking the law.
initiallyInitially means at the start or beginning of something.
grievancesGrievances are complaints about unfair or wrong treatment causing someone to feel unhappy.
cornerstoneCornerstone is something important and essential that supports or forms the basis of something else.
constitutionalConstitutional describes something related to or allowed by a country's constitution or set of laws.
constitutionA constitution is a set of rules or laws that explains how a country is governed.
universalUniversal describes something affecting everyone or existing everywhere in the world.
declarationA declaration is an important public statement or announcement usually made officially.
replacedReplaced means taken out and something new or different put in its place.
outdatedOutdated describes something old-fashioned and no longer useful or effective.
fairnessFairness means treating people equally justly and without favouritism.
democraticDemocratic describes a system or government where everyone has an equal say usually by voting.
treatmentTreatment describes how someone is handled or cared for especially when they are sick or hurt.
distributedDistributed means given out or spread around to many different places or people.
honouredHonoured means being treated with great respect or recognised for something special.
visitingVisiting means going to see or spend time with someone or going to a place temporarily.
displayedDisplayed means shown or put out clearly for people to see.
establishingEstablishing means setting up starting or creating something new clearly and firmly.
freedomsFreedoms are the rights and opportunities to do things without being controlled or limited by others.
democracyDemocracy is a form of government where people choose their leaders by voting freely.
libertiesLiberties are rights or freedoms that people have such as free speech or religion.
blueprintA blueprint is a detailed plan or design showing clearly how something will be built or created.
miniatureMiniature describes something very small usually much smaller than the usual size.
microscopeA microscope is a scientific instrument used for seeing tiny things clearly that can't be seen by eyes alone.
organellesOrganelles are tiny structures inside cells that each have special jobs to do.
organelleAn organelle is a small structure inside a cell with a specific job.
directingDirecting means guiding controlling or managing something or someone clearly.
determinesDetermines means deciding finding out or controlling something clearly and definitely.
mitochondriaMitochondria are tiny parts inside cells that produce energy to help the cell work.
powerhousesPowerhouses are places or things that produce a lot of energy or power.
generateGenerate means creating or producing something especially energy or power.
nutrientsNutrients are healthy substances in food that help living things grow and stay alive.
moleculesMolecules are tiny groups of atoms that form the smallest parts of substances.
smoothlySmoothly means something happens easily without problems or interruptions.
endoplasmicEndoplasmic describes something inside cells forming a network of tiny tubes that help transport substances.
reticulumReticulum is a network or group of tiny tubes inside a cell used for moving things around.
ribosomesRibosomes are tiny structures inside cells that make proteins for growth and repair.
packagingPackaging means wrapping covering or preparing something to protect or transport it safely.
proteinsProteins are important nutrients needed by the body for building and repairing cells.
involvedInvolved means taking part in or being closely connected with something.
detoxifyingDetoxifying means removing harmful or poisonous substances from the body.
apparatusApparatus is equipment or devices used for a specific scientific purpose.
shippingShipping means sending or transporting goods from one place to another.
destinationsDestinations are the final places where someone or something is going or being sent.
modifyingModifying means making small changes or adjustments to something to improve it.
deliveryDelivery means bringing or sending something to someone or somewhere.
lysosomesLysosomes are small parts inside cells containing chemicals used to break down waste.
housekeepingHousekeeping means keeping things tidy clean and well-maintained.
containingContaining means holding or having something inside.
digestingDigesting means breaking down food inside the body so it can be used for energy.
unwantedUnwanted describes something not needed or not wanted anymore.
cytoskeletonCytoskeleton is a network inside cells that gives them shape and helps things move around inside.
frameworkFramework is the basic supporting structure or outline of something.
skeletonA skeleton is the structure of bones supporting and protecting the body.
positionsPositions are the specific places or arrangements where things are located.
membraneA membrane is a thin flexible layer covering or protecting something especially cells.
protectiveProtective describes something that guards or keeps safe from harm.
securitySecurity means safety protection or measures taken to keep people or things safe.
controllingControlling means having power or authority over something managing it carefully.
flexibleFlexible describes something easily bent or adjusted without breaking.
internalInternal describes something located inside rather than outside.
vacuolesVacuoles are spaces inside cells used for storing food water or waste.
productsProducts are things made or created usually to be sold or used.
responsibleResponsible means having a duty or job to take care of something or someone.
assembleAssemble means putting parts or pieces together carefully to create something whole.
microscopicMicroscopic describes things so tiny they can only be seen using a microscope.
teamworkTeamwork means working together in a group to achieve something important.
nutrientA nutrient is a substance in food needed by living things to grow and stay healthy.
phosphorusPhosphorus is a chemical element important for growth often found in bones and teeth.
sunshineSunshine is light from the sun brightening and warming the earth.
producingProducing means making creating or bringing something into existence.
exposureExposure means being in contact with or experiencing something usually harmful or helpful.
ultravioletUltraviolet describes invisible rays from the sun that can cause sunburn.
triggersTriggers means causing or starting something to happen or begin.
producesProduces means making creating or generating something.
spendingSpending means using money or time on something.
sunscreenSunscreen is a cream or lotion used on the skin to protect it from the sun.
mackerelMackerel is a type of oily fish good for eating and rich in nutrients.
sardinesSardines are small fish often eaten for their healthy nutrients.
chickensChickens are common birds raised for their eggs and meat.
outdoorsOutdoors means outside in the open air not inside a building.
fortifiedFortified means having extra vitamins or minerals added to make food healthier.
deficiencyDeficiency means not having enough of something important usually a nutrient needed by the body.
skeletalSkeletal describes something related to the bones or skeleton of the body.
deformitiesDeformities are unusual shapes or abnormalities usually in the body that are not normal.
osteomalaciaOsteomalacia is a medical condition causing bones to become soft and weak often due to lack of vitamin D.
weaknessWeakness describes having less strength or energy than normal making tasks difficult.
fracturesFractures are breaks or cracks in bones often caused by injury or weakness.
infectionsInfections are illnesses caused by germs like bacteria or viruses entering the body.
respiratoryRespiratory describes something related to breathing or the lungs.
illnessesIllnesses are sicknesses or health problems affecting the body.
emergingEmerging describes something starting to appear or becoming known.
indicatesIndicates means showing or pointing out something clearly.
depressionDepression is feeling very sad or hopeless usually for a long time affecting daily life.
disordersDisorders are health problems causing parts of the body or mind not to work normally.
beneficialBeneficial describes something helpful or good for improving or supporting something else.
providerA provider is someone who gives or supplies something usually a service or help.
determineDetermine means finding out deciding or identifying something clearly.
manifestManifest means clearly showing or demonstrating something usually feelings or symptoms.
symptomsSymptoms are signs or feelings showing someone might have an illness or health problem.
supplementingSupplementing means adding something extra to make sure there is enough especially nutrients.
supplementsSupplements are extra vitamins or nutrients taken to improve health.
professionalA professional is someone skilled trained or qualified to do a specific job.
toxicityToxicity describes how harmful or poisonous something can be especially when too much is consumed.
excessiveExcessive means having or using more than is needed or safe.
multifacetedMultifaceted describes something having many different parts sides or aspects.
consumingConsuming means eating drinking or using something.
necessaryNecessary describes something needed or required because it is important or essential.
deficienciesDeficiencies are conditions where someone lacks or doesn't have enough of important nutrients or substances.
motorcycleA motorcycle is a two-wheeled vehicle powered by an engine usually driven for fun or transportation.
reputationReputation is what people think or believe about someone or something based on their past actions.
exhilaratingExhilarating describes something very exciting thrilling or making you feel happy and full of energy.
inauguralInaugural describes something happening for the first time or marking the start of something important.
tacklingTackling means dealing with or handling a difficult problem or challenge.
featuringFeaturing means highlighting or including something important or special.
terrainsTerrains are types of land surfaces like mountains forests or deserts.
contendingContending means competing against others to try to win or succeed.
competitorsCompetitors are people who compete or take part in contests or competitions.
astonishingAstonishing describes something surprising amazing or shocking because it is very impressive.
mcintyreMcIntyre usually refers to a person's surname often associated with someone famous or notable.
combinedCombined means putting two or more things together to make something new or stronger.
complexityComplexity describes something complicated or difficult to understand because it has many parts.
poundingPounding means hitting or striking something hard repeatedly.
affectionatelyAffectionately describes doing something with love warmth or kindness.
victoriesVictories are wins or successes achieved by defeating others in competitions.
festivalA festival is a special event celebrated with activities entertainment or cultural traditions.
fortnightA fortnight is a period of two weeks.
camaraderieCamaraderie means feeling friendly and supportive towards others especially in a group or team.
undeniableUndeniable describes something clearly true or certain that cannot be questioned.
implementedImplemented means putting a plan or decision into action or effect.
inherentInherent describes something naturally part of or existing within something else.
discussionA discussion is a conversation or exchange of ideas between people to understand or solve something.
manufacturersManufacturers are companies or people that produce or make goods usually in large quantities.
spectatorA spectator is someone who watches an event or performance without participating.
remarkablyRemarkably means something happening in an unusual impressive or extraordinary way.
watchingWatching means looking carefully at someone or something usually to observe or understand it.
motorsportMotorsport is any kind of competitive racing involving motor vehicles like cars or motorcycles.
balancingBalancing means keeping steady or stable by evenly distributing weight or attention.
traditionTradition is a custom or practice passed down through generations usually culturally important.
relentlessRelentless describes something continuing strongly without stopping or becoming weaker.
unyieldingUnyielding describes someone or something that doesn't give in or change easily remaining firm.
competitionCompetition is when people or teams try to win or be better than others at something.
captivatedCaptivated means completely fascinated attracted or interested by someone or something.
audiencesAudiences are groups of people who watch listen to or experience performances or events.
challengedChallenged means faced with difficulties or tested in a demanding way.
straightStraight describes something going directly without bends curves or interruptions.
eventuallyEventually means something happening after some time often after delays or waiting.
formulatingFormulating means creating or carefully developing something usually a plan or idea.
gravitationGravitation is the force attracting objects towards each other like Earth's pull keeping things on the ground.
anecdotesAnecdotes are short stories about interesting funny or important events usually from real life.
experimentAn experiment is a scientific test done to discover learn or prove something clearly.
metaphorA metaphor is describing something by comparing it directly to something else to explain clearly.
realizationRealization is suddenly understanding or becoming aware of something clearly.
invisibleInvisible describes something that can't be seen by eyes.
groundedGrounded means having a strong sensible or realistic basis in facts or reality.
proportionalProportional describes things matching or having the same size or amount in relation to something else.
inverselyInversely means when one thing increases another decreases by the same amount.
distanceDistance is how far apart two places or objects are from each other.
explainedExplained means clearly describing or telling someone about something so they understand it well.
describedDescribed means explaining or talking about someone or something clearly giving important details.
classicalClassical describes something traditional or widely accepted especially relating to culture or science.
instrumentalInstrumental describes being very important helpful or essential in making something happen.
contributionA contribution is something helpful or valuable given or done to support others or something important.
expandedExpanded means grown larger wider or increased in size or detail.
relativityRelativity is Einstein's scientific theory explaining how space and time are connected and affected by speed and gravity.
purposesPurposes are reasons or goals behind doing something.
incrediblyIncredibly describes something very difficult to believe amazing or extremely impressive.
accurateAccurate describes something correct exact or precise without any mistakes.
airplanesAirplanes are vehicles with wings powered by engines used for flying people and cargo through the air.
experimentsExperiments are scientific tests done carefully to discover or prove something clearly.
demonstratingDemonstrating means clearly showing or explaining how something works or is done.
acceleratesAccelerates means moving faster or increasing speed quickly.
pendulumA pendulum is a weight hanging from a fixed point that swings back and forth regularly.
illustratingIllustrating means clearly showing or explaining something usually with examples or pictures.
calculateCalculate means working out an answer or result usually by using maths.
trajectoriesTrajectories are paths or lines showing how something moves through space or air.
slingshotA slingshot is a simple device for launching small objects usually by stretching and releasing elastic.
manoeuvresManoeuvres are careful planned movements or actions to control or direct something.
discoveriesDiscoveries are new important things found or learned usually for the first time.
gunpowderGunpowder is a powder that explodes used historically in weapons fireworks and explosives.
thrillerA thriller is an exciting book movie or story usually full of suspense or excitement.
meetingsMeetings are gatherings of people usually to discuss something important or make decisions.
explosivesExplosives are substances that can burst suddenly with great force causing damage.
dramaticDramatic describes something exciting intense or sudden usually grabbing people's attention.
mastermindA mastermind is someone who carefully plans and directs a complex activity often secretly.
passionatePassionate describes someone who has very strong feelings or emotions about something.
protestantProtestant describes people belonging to certain Christian churches separate from the Catholic Church.
catholicismCatholicism is the beliefs and practices of the Catholic Church.
conspiracyA conspiracy is a secret plan by a group to do something harmful or unlawful.
conspiratorsConspirators are people who secretly plan together to do something harmful or illegal.
fightingFighting means engaging in physical battles or arguments.
expertiseExpertise means having special knowledge or skills gained through practice and experience.
candidateA candidate is someone applying or being considered for a role or position.
dangerousDangerous describes something that could cause harm injury or damage.
secretlySecretly means doing something privately or hidden from others without anyone knowing.
novemberNovember is the eleventh month of the year after October.
governmentGovernment is the group of people who officially run a country making laws and decisions.
officialsOfficials are people who have important positions or jobs usually in government or organizations.
mysteriousMysterious describes something difficult to understand strange or unknown.
approachedApproached means moving towards or coming closer to someone or something.
anonymousAnonymous describes someone or something whose name or identity is not known.
monteagleMonteagle was an English lord who received a warning letter about the Gunpowder Plot.
scheduledScheduled means planned or arranged to happen at a specific time.
suspiciousSuspicious describes something or someone that seems unusual strange or not trustworthy.
authoritiesAuthorities are the people or organisations in charge of enforcing rules or laws.
initiatedInitiated means started or began something usually officially or formally.
thoroughThorough describes doing something carefully and completely checking all details.
premisesPremises are buildings or areas of land used for particular purposes.
surroundedSurrounded means being enclosed or having something completely around on all sides.
interrogationInterrogation is the process of asking someone questions closely usually by authorities to get information.
confessedConfessed means admitting clearly that you have done something wrong.
plottersPlotters are people who secretly plan to do something harmful illegal or surprising.
capturedCaptured means caught or taken prisoner usually after trying to escape.
repercussionsRepercussions are consequences or results of an action usually negative or serious.
executionExecution means carrying out a punishment by putting someone to death.
punishmentPunishment is a penalty or consequence given for doing something wrong or breaking rules.
celebrationA celebration is a joyful event or activity done to mark something special.
commemorateCommemorate means doing something special to remember and honour an important event or person.
bonfiresBonfires are large controlled fires usually built outdoors as part of celebrations or events.
annuallyAnnually means happening once every year.
celebrationsCelebrations are joyful events or gatherings to mark something important or happy.
fireworksFireworks are colourful explosive devices used for celebrations making bright patterns in the sky.
effigiesEffigies are models or figures of people usually burned as part of protests or celebrations.
accompaniedAccompanied means going together with someone or something else.
festivitiesFestivities are celebrations or joyful events involving many enjoyable activities.
vigilanceVigilance means being watchful careful and alert to danger or problems.
indelibleIndelible describes something unforgettable permanent or lasting forever.
referencedReferenced means mentioned or referred to something clearly.
literatureLiterature means written works like books stories and poems usually important or artistic.
discourseDiscourse is serious and thoughtful conversation or discussion about a topic.
struggleStruggle means experiencing difficulty or working hard to overcome challenges.
particularParticular describes something specific special or clearly identified.
emblematicEmblematic describes something representing a particular quality idea or symbol clearly.
movementsMovements are organised activities or groups trying to achieve something usually social or political.
extremismExtremism means having strong extreme views usually beyond what is considered normal or acceptable.
toleranceTolerance means accepting respecting and understanding different ideas people or behaviours.
episodesEpisodes are separate parts or events within a series of events or a story.
ambitionAmbition is a strong desire or goal to achieve something important or challenging.
introductionIntroduction is presenting something or someone for the first time or at the start of something.
blitzkriegBlitzkrieg is a fast and powerful military attack designed to quickly overwhelm enemies.
lightningLightning is a sudden bright flash of electricity from clouds usually during storms.
campaignA campaign is a planned series of actions or events to achieve a specific goal.
septemberSeptember is the ninth month of the year after August.
assaultsAssaults are sudden or violent attacks usually to hurt or overcome someone or something.
cripplingCrippling describes causing serious harm damage or making something unable to work properly.
demoralizingDemoralizing describes something causing people to lose hope confidence or courage.
populationPopulation is the number of people living in a specific area city or country.
commencedCommenced means started or began something officially.
infamouslyInfamously means known or remembered for something bad or negative.
saturdaySaturday is the sixth day of the week after Friday.
targetedTargeted means selected or chosen specifically to attack or affect someone or something.
resultingResulting means happening as a consequence or effect of something else.
injuriesInjuries are harm or damage done to the body usually through accidents or attacks.
consecutiveConsecutive describes things happening one after another without any breaks.
bombingsBombings are attacks using explosive bombs causing destruction or damage.
coventryCoventry is a city in England heavily damaged during World War II bombing attacks.
plymouthPlymouth is a city in England known for historical events and heavily damaged during World War II.
objectiveObjective is a clear goal or purpose that someone tries to achieve.
civilianCivilian describes someone who is not a soldier or member of military forces.
weakeningWeakening means losing strength or becoming less powerful.
uncertaintyUncertainty describes being unsure or having doubts about what might happen.
promptingPrompting means encouraging causing or leading someone to do something.
citizensCitizens are people who legally belong to a country or community.
immediateImmediate describes something happening right away or without delay.
enforcedEnforced means making sure people follow rules laws or actions usually by authority.
blackoutA blackout means turning off or hiding all lights usually to prevent being seen by enemies during war.
streetlightsStreetlights are lights along roads or streets lighting them at night.
escapingEscaping means getting away or running from danger or something harmful.
precautionsPrecautions are actions taken beforehand to prevent problems or dangers.
resultedResulted means happened or occurred as an outcome or consequence of something.
destructionDestruction means serious damage harm or ruining something completely.
evacuationEvacuation is moving people from dangerous places to safety.
vulnerableVulnerable describes someone or something easily harmed or hurt.
evacuationsEvacuations are the actions of moving groups of people away from danger to safety.
relocatedRelocated means moved to a different place usually permanently or temporarily.
separatedSeparated means moved apart or placed away from each other.
environmentsEnvironments are places or surroundings where people animals or plants live and grow.
strangersStrangers are people not known or familiar to you.
profoundProfound describes something very deep meaningful or having a great impact.
sheltersShelters are places providing protection safety and comfort.
communalCommunal describes something shared by or involving all members of a community or group.
makeshiftMakeshift describes something quickly and simply made to serve a temporary purpose.
andersonAnderson shelters were small air-raid shelters used in Britain during World War II.
corrugatedCorrugated describes material shaped into ridges or grooves usually to make it stronger.
affectedAffected means something changed or influenced usually by an event or action.
seriouslySeriously means in a way that is important severe or very serious.
hardshipsHardships are difficult or challenging situations that cause suffering or problems.
adversityAdversity describes difficult times or situations that test someone's strength or character.
liverpoolLiverpool is a major city in northwest England known for its history music and ports.
sufferedSuffered means experienced pain difficulty or hardship.
devastatedDevastated means seriously damaged or destroyed or feeling extremely upset.
cathedralA cathedral is a large important church usually the central one in a city or region.
similarlySimilarly means in a way that is nearly the same or very much alike.
strategicStrategic describes careful planning done to achieve a specific goal or advantage.
substantialSubstantial describes something large significant or important in amount or value.
casualtiesCasualties are people hurt injured or killed in an accident disaster or war.
infrastructuralInfrastructural describes things relating to essential services or systems like roads and electricity.
photographA photograph is a picture taken by a camera to capture an image.
survivesSurvives means continuing to live or exist especially after difficult times or danger.
capturingCapturing means recording or taking hold of something clearly usually an image or idea.
standingStanding describes something remaining upright or still in place without falling.
devastationDevastation is extreme damage or destruction usually caused by war or natural disaster.
concludedConcluded means finished ended or decided clearly.
invadingInvading means entering a place usually by force often to take control.
civiliansCivilians are ordinary people not in the military or armed forces.
sufferingSuffering means feeling pain distress or hardship.
surrenderSurrender means giving up or admitting defeat usually in war or conflict.
determinationDetermination means strong willpower and persistence in doing something despite difficulties.
populacePopulace is all the people living in a particular area city or country.
collectiveCollective describes something done shared or felt together by a group of people.
fortitudeFortitude means courage and strength shown during difficult times.
commemoratedCommemorated means remembering and honouring something or someone special with a ceremony.
perseverancePerseverance means continuing to do something difficult without giving up.
sacrificesSacrifices are things given up or lost for the sake of helping others or achieving something important.
tumultuousTumultuous describes something full of noise chaos or emotional ups and downs.
blastersBlasters are devices or tools used to explode or break apart things usually rock or materials.
bacteriaBacteria are tiny single-celled living organisms found almost everywhere some helpful and some harmful.
jellyfishJellyfish are sea creatures with soft jelly-like bodies and long tentacles.
chemicalsChemicals are substances made of different elements often used in science industry or cleaning.
orbitingOrbiting means moving around something usually a planet or star in a regular path.
nicknamedNicknamed means given a friendly or informal name instead of the official one.
goldilocksGoldilocks refers to conditions that are "just right" not too hot or too cold often describing planets.
backyardBackyard is the area behind someone's home usually used for relaxing playing or gardening.
enceladusEnceladus is an icy moon orbiting the planet Saturn known for water jets that erupt from its surface.
intelligentIntelligent describes someone or something able to think understand and learn quickly and well.
sightingsSightings are times when something rare unusual or unexpected is seen.
balloonsBalloons are colourful inflatable objects filled with air or helium often used for celebrations or events.
messagesMessages are pieces of information or notes sent from one person to another.
launchedLaunched means started or sent into motion usually describing spacecraft or new projects.
greetingsGreetings are friendly words or actions used when meeting or welcoming someone.
wonderfulWonderful describes something extremely good enjoyable or delightful.
ourselvesOurselves refers to us personally indicating the people speaking or involved.
answeringAnswering means responding to a question request or message.
exoplanetAn exoplanet is a planet that orbits a star outside our own solar system.
extraterrestrialExtraterrestrial describes something from or relating to a place outside the Earth usually space.
erectionsErections are when the male penis becomes firm or hard usually due to sexual feelings or physical reactions.
erectionAn erection is when the male penis becomes firm or hard usually because of sexual feelings or stimulation.
responseResponse means answering or reacting to something that has happened or been asked.
triggeredTriggered means caused or started something to happen usually suddenly.
nocturnalNocturnal describes something active or happening during the night rather than day.
emissionsEmissions means releasing something out usually gases liquids or substances.
ejaculatesEjaculates means releasing semen from the male body usually during sexual activity or sleep.
sleepingSleeping means resting the body and mind usually at night.
reproductiveReproductive describes something related to creating offspring or new life.
maturingMaturing means growing developing or becoming fully grown physically or emotionally.
absolutelyAbsolutely means completely totally or definitely without any doubt.
expectedExpected describes something thought likely to happen or anticipated.
embarrassingEmbarrassing describes something causing someone to feel awkward ashamed or uncomfortable.
frequencyFrequency means how often something happens within a particular period of time.
frequentlyFrequently means happening often or regularly.
controlledControlled means having power or authority over something making it behave or work as intended.
progressesProgresses means moving forward or developing gradually over time.
embarrassedEmbarrassed means feeling shy awkward or uncomfortable because of something that happened.
clothingClothing means items worn on the body like shirts trousers dresses or coats.
confusedConfused means feeling unsure unclear or mixed-up about something.
guardianA guardian is someone responsible for taking care of another person usually a child.
reassuranceReassurance means giving comfort support or confidence to someone who feels worried or uncertain.
superdeepSuperdeep describes something extremely deep usually deeper than usual or known depths.
boreholeA borehole is a deep narrow hole drilled into the ground usually for finding water or exploring underground.
monstersMonsters are imaginary creatures often large frightening or strange-looking.
surpriseSurprise means something unexpected or unusual happening suddenly causing shock or excitement.
drillingDrilling means using tools to make holes usually in the ground wood or metal.
branchesBranches are parts of trees growing from the trunk usually supporting leaves and fruits.
centimetresCentimetres are small units of measurement equal to one-hundredth of a metre.
narrowerNarrower describes something that is less wide or becomes thinner.
earthquakesEarthquakes are sudden violent shaking of the ground caused by movements deep below Earth's surface.
continentsContinents are large land areas like Europe Asia Africa North America South America Australia and Antarctica.
mohoroviMohorovi describes the boundary between Earth's crust and mantle known as the Mohorovičić discontinuity.
discontinuityDiscontinuity means a sudden break or change usually between different layers or parts.
adventuresAdventures are exciting or unusual experiences journeys or activities.
pregnancyPregnancy is the condition of having a baby growing inside the body.
irregularIrregular describes something not even balanced or happening at regular times.
underwearUnderwear is clothing worn next to the skin usually beneath other clothes.
siliconeSilicone is a rubber-like material used in medical products cooking tools and sealants.
permissionPermission is being allowed to do something usually by someone in authority.
pressuredPressured means feeling forced or pushed into doing something often against your wishes.
uncomfortableUncomfortable describes feeling uneasy awkward or physically not relaxed.
respectfulRespectful means showing kindness politeness and consideration towards someone.
bullyingBullying means deliberately hurting teasing or frightening someone weaker repeatedly.
touchingTouching means physically putting a hand or body part on someone or something.
understandsUnderstands means clearly knowing or comprehending something.
respectsRespects means showing care understanding or admiration towards someone or something.
bisexualBisexual describes someone attracted to both males and females.
transgenderTransgender describes a person whose gender identity is different from the sex they were assigned at birth.
themselvesThemselves refers to a person or group of people doing something without help from others.
acceptedAccepted means being welcomed or included as part of a group without judgement.
whateverWhatever means anything or everything no matter what it is.
counsellorA counsellor is a trained person who helps people understand and manage their feelings or problems.
charitiesCharities are organisations that help people or animals in need often supported by donations.
suddenlySuddenly means happening quickly unexpectedly or without warning.
glaciersGlaciers are huge masses of ice that slowly move across land over time.
greenlandGreenland is the largest island in the world mostly covered with ice and snow located near the Arctic.
underwaterUnderwater means beneath the surface of the water.
connectedConnected means joined linked or having a close relationship.
hurricanesHurricanes are powerful storms with strong winds and heavy rain often causing damage.
typhoonsTyphoons are strong tropical storms similar to hurricanes usually occurring near Asia.
coastlinesCoastlines are the areas where the land meets the ocean or sea.
farmlandFarmland is land used to grow crops or raise animals for food.
swallowedSwallowed means taken inside the mouth and down the throat or covered completely.
shortagesShortages are times when there isn't enough of something that is needed.
plantingPlanting means putting seeds or young plants into the ground to grow.
recyclingRecycling means processing used materials to make them usable again instead of throwing them away.
shrinkingShrinking means becoming smaller or reducing in size.
tomorrowTomorrow is the day after today.
wikipediaiceWikipediaIce does not appear to be a real word—it might be a typing error or combined words.
defendedDefended means protected something or someone from harm or attack.
excaliburExcalibur is the legendary magical sword of King Arthur.
accordingAccording means as stated or reported by someone or something.
legendaryLegendary describes something famous and well-known often from stories or legends.
historiansHistorians are people who study history and events from the past.
searchedSearched means looked carefully for something or someone.
interestingInteresting describes something enjoyable curious or worth paying attention to.
fictionalFictional describes something imaginary or made-up not real.
lancelotLancelot is a famous knight from the legends of King Arthur known for bravery and strength.
percivalPercival is a knight from the legends of King Arthur famous for searching for the Holy Grail.
blockbustersBlockbusters are very successful movies books or products popular with many people.
friendshipFriendship is a relationship between people who like and trust each other.
warriorsWarriors are people who fight or battle often known for bravery or strength.
fertilizesFertilizes means joining sperm and egg cells to start the development of new life.
intercourseIntercourse means sexual activity usually between two people.
informedInformed means having the correct facts or knowledge about something.
pregnantPregnant describes someone who is expecting a baby and carrying it inside their body.
encounterEncounter means meeting or experiencing someone or something usually unexpectedly.
unprotectedUnprotected describes something without protection making it vulnerable or unsafe.
misconceptionA misconception is a belief or idea that is incorrect or misunderstood.
positionPosition means a place or arrangement or can refer to how someone places their body during an activity.
eliminatesEliminates means completely removing or getting rid of something.
withdrawalWithdrawal is removing something or pulling away or can mean ending participation in something.
foolproofFoolproof describes something so easy or safe that it cannot fail or be done wrongly.
ejaculationEjaculation is releasing semen from the male body usually during sexual activity or sleep.
unreliableUnreliable describes something or someone that cannot be trusted or depended on consistently.
ejaculateEjaculate means releasing semen from the male body usually during sexual activity.
dependableDependable describes something or someone trustworthy reliable or always helpful.
contraceptiveA contraceptive is something used to prevent pregnancy during sexual activity.
fertilizeFertilize means combining sperm and egg cells to create new life.
douchingDouching is washing out the vagina with water or fluids not recommended for pregnancy prevention.
penetrativePenetrative describes sexual activity involving insertion usually of the penis into the vagina.
preventingPreventing means stopping something from happening or keeping it from occurring.
unintendedUnintended describes something that happens by accident or not planned.
contraceptionContraception means using methods or devices to prevent pregnancy.
availableAvailable means something can be found used or obtained easily.
intrauterineIntrauterine describes something placed inside the uterus often used to describe a contraceptive device.
implantsImplants are objects placed inside the body usually to release medicine or hormones over time.
sexuallySexually describes something related to or involving sexual activity.
transmittedTransmitted means passed or spread from one person or place to another.
correctlyCorrectly means doing something accurately properly or without mistakes.
dispellingDispelling means removing or clearing away something like a myth or misunderstanding.
empowersEmpowers means giving strength confidence or the ability to control one's life or situation.
misconceptionsMisconceptions are incorrect or mistaken ideas or beliefs.
communicatingCommunicating means exchanging information clearly between people through speaking or writing.
expectationsExpectations are what someone believes or hopes will happen.
consentingConsenting means agreeing willingly or giving permission clearly.
pregnanciesPregnancies are periods when someone carries a developing baby inside their body.
communicateCommunicate means sharing information clearly with someone else.
preventionPrevention means actions taken to stop something bad from happening.
fulfillingFulfilling describes something satisfying or making someone feel happy or complete.
rejectionRejection is not accepting someone or something refusing or turning them away.
perspectivePerspective is someone's way of seeing or understanding something their point of view.
personallyPersonally means relating directly to someone or affecting them individually.
acceptanceAcceptance means agreeing or welcoming someone or something without judgement.
belongingBelonging describes feeling part of a group or fitting in comfortably.
excludedExcluded means being left out or not allowed to join or take part.
evolutionaryEvolutionary describes something related to evolution or gradual changes over time.
negativeNegative describes something bad harmful or not helpful.
situationA situation is the set of circumstances or events happening at a particular time.
basketballBasketball is a sport where two teams score points by throwing a ball through a hoop.
improvingImproving means becoming better stronger or more skilled.
adoptingAdopting means choosing to start using something new or taking someone into your family permanently.
setbacksSetbacks are difficulties or problems that slow down progress or make things harder.
attitudeAttitude is someone's way of thinking feeling or behaving towards something or someone.
realisticRealistic describes something sensible practical or based on facts and reality.
competentCompetent describes someone capable skilled or good at doing something.
overcomingOvercoming means successfully dealing with or defeating a challenge or problem.
proportionProportion describes the correct relationship or size of one thing compared to another.
rejectedRejected means not accepted refused or turned away.
succeededSucceeded means achieving or accomplishing something important.
overshadowOvershadow means making something seem less important or noticeable by comparison.
achievementsAchievements are important things someone has done successfully through hard work.
understoodUnderstood means clearly known or comprehended something.
counteractCounteract means acting against or reducing the effect of something else.
accompanyAccompany means going somewhere with someone else.
compassionCompassion means caring deeply about someone else's problems or feelings wanting to help them.
introducesIntroduces means presenting or bringing someone or something new to others for the first time.
creatureA creature is any living animal or being especially one that's unusual or interesting.
tropicalTropical describes regions or climates that are warm wet and often near the equator.
wonderlandWonderland is a magical or exciting place that seems like it's from a dream.
regulateRegulate means controlling or managing something by rules or systems.
formationFormation is the way something is created shaped or arranged.
disruptingDisrupting means interrupting or stopping something from continuing normally.
destroyingDestroying means causing serious damage or completely ruining something.
affectingAffecting means having an influence or impact on something or someone.
suppliesSupplies are items or goods needed for daily use or specific tasks.
medicinesMedicines are substances used to treat illnesses or help people stay healthy.
indigenousIndigenous describes people or things native to or originally from a certain place.
ailmentsAilments are minor illnesses or health problems.
discoveringDiscovering means finding or learning something new for the first time.
compoundsCompounds are substances formed by mixing or combining two or more elements chemically.
pharmacyA pharmacy is a place where medicines are prepared and sold.
encounteredEncountered means meeting or experiencing something or someone unexpectedly.
culturesCultures are the ways of life including traditions beliefs and customs of groups of people.
livelihoodsLivelihoods are ways people earn money or make a living usually through work or trade.
accountingAccounting means keeping track of financial information like income expenses or profits.
directlyDirectly means without anything or anyone in between or clearly and exactly.
disappearDisappear means suddenly going out of sight or ceasing to exist.
destroysDestroys means causing something to break down completely or no longer exist.
exacerbatingExacerbating means making a bad or difficult situation worse.
poachingPoaching means illegally hunting or capturing animals usually protected or endangered.
endangerEndanger means putting someone or something at risk or in harm's way.
regulatingRegulating means controlling or managing something carefully through rules or laws.
disruptionDisruption is causing a disturbance or interruption usually stopping normal activity.
sustainableSustainable describes methods or actions that can continue for a long time without harming the environment.
reducingReducing means making something smaller or using less of it.
consumptionConsumption is using resources products or services usually food energy or goods.
ranchingRanching is raising animals like cattle or sheep on large areas of land.
organisationsOrganisations are groups of people who come together for a common purpose or goal.
advocatingAdvocating means supporting or recommending something publicly.
policiesPolicies are rules or guidelines that determine decisions or actions usually set by governments or organisations.
irreplaceableIrreplaceable describes something very valuable or special that cannot be replaced or substituted.
rainforestsRainforests are thick forests in tropical areas with lots of rainfall plants and wildlife.
politicsPolitics is the activity of governing or making decisions for a country or organisation.
electionsElections are times when people vote to choose leaders or make important decisions.
powerlessPowerless describes having no ability or strength to control or change things.
suffragettesSuffragettes were women who campaigned for the right to vote.
suffragetteA suffragette was a woman who fought actively for women's right to vote.
suffrageSuffrage is the right to vote in elections especially historically for women.
determinedDetermined describes being very committed and not giving up despite challenges.
emmelineEmmeline Pankhurst was a famous British leader of the women's suffrage movement.
pankhurstPankhurst refers to Emmeline Pankhurst known for leading campaigns for women's voting rights.
peacefulPeaceful describes situations that are calm quiet or without violence.
protestsProtests are actions by people publicly showing their disagreement or disapproval about something.
speechesSpeeches are spoken presentations usually to persuade inform or motivate people.
newspapersNewspapers are printed or digital publications with news articles and information about recent events.
chainingChaining means fastening or tying someone or something with chains usually as a form of protest.
interruptingInterrupting means stopping or disrupting something briefly or unexpectedly.
respondedResponded means answering or reacting to something.
qualifiedQualified describes someone with the necessary skills or knowledge for a job or task.
achievedAchieved means successfully completed or reached a goal after effort.
accidentAn accident is an unexpected event causing damage injury or harm.
inspiresInspires means encouraging someone to do something creative or great.
happenedHappened means took place or occurred.
speakingSpeaking means using your voice to talk or express thoughts out loud.
representedRepresented means stood for or acted on behalf of someone or something else.
connectsConnects means joining or linking two or more things together.
nightmareA nightmare is a bad or frightening dream.
midnightMidnight is exactly twelve o'clock at night the middle of the night.
belongedBelonged means being owned by someone or being part of something.
farrinerFarriner was the name of the baker whose shop started the Great Fire of London in 1666.
rooftopsRooftops are the top parts of buildings providing cover and protection.
ordinaryOrdinary describes something normal common or not special.
disastersDisasters are terrible events causing great damage or loss usually suddenly.
disasterA disaster is a very bad event causing serious harm or destruction.
firefightersFirefighters are people trained to stop fires and save people in danger.
buildingsBuildings are structures like houses offices or shops usually with walls and roofs.
firebreaksFirebreaks are open spaces or barriers created to stop fires from spreading.
thatchedThatched describes roofs made from dried straw or grass.
matchsticksMatchsticks are small wooden sticks tipped with material that ignites when struck to start fires.
churchesChurches are buildings where Christians gather for worship or religious ceremonies.
unpreparedUnprepared describes being not ready or without plans for something happening.
londonersLondoners are people who live in the city of London.
nightclothesNightclothes are clothes people wear while sleeping.
frightenedFrightened means feeling scared or afraid.
furnitureFurniture describes items like chairs tables and beds used in homes.
organiseOrganise means arranging or putting things into order clearly.
destroyedDestroyed means completely ruined or severely damaged beyond repair.
businessesBusinesses are organisations or companies that sell goods or provide services.
returnedReturned means going or coming back to a place or person.
relativesRelatives are people connected to you by family like parents siblings or cousins.
terribleTerrible describes something very bad unpleasant or causing great upset.
desperateDesperate describes feeling hopeless or urgently needing help.
flammableFlammable describes something that can easily catch fire and burn quickly.
rebuildingRebuilding means constructing or creating something again after it has been damaged.
christopherChristopher refers to Christopher Wren a famous architect who helped rebuild London after the Great Fire.
architectAn architect is someone who designs buildings and oversees their construction.
overnightOvernight means happening during the night or very quickly.
monumentA monument is a structure or statue built to remember an important event or person.
brigadesBrigades are organised groups usually in emergency services like firefighters working together.
emergenciesEmergencies are serious unexpected situations requiring immediate help or action.
reimaginedReimagined means thinking about or creating something again in a new or different way.
revolutionRevolution describes a dramatic and important change usually involving society or government.
transformedTransformed means completely changed usually in appearance or character.
afterwardsAfterwards means happening or coming after something else.
alliancesAlliances are agreements or friendships between groups usually countries to support each other.
rivalriesRivalries are competitions or conflicts between people or groups trying to be better than each other.
assassinationAssassination is the deliberate killing of an important or famous person usually for political reasons.
archdukeAn archduke is a royal prince often in line to inherit a throne especially in Austria-Hungary.
ferdinandFerdinand refers to Archduke Franz Ferdinand whose assassination triggered the start of World War I.
reactionA reaction is the response or action taken after something happens or is said.
declarationsDeclarations are official announcements or statements clearly stating decisions or actions.
plungingPlunging means suddenly entering or falling deeply into something usually negative or difficult.
tensionsTensions describe feelings of stress worry or conflict often between groups or countries.
escalatedEscalated means increased or grown more intense usually describing conflict or situations.
highlightedHighlighted means clearly drawing attention to something important.
mobilisedMobilised means preparing soldiers or resources to move quickly especially for war or emergencies.
devastatingDevastating describes something causing severe damage destruction or sadness.
descendedDescended means moved downwards or became worse usually into difficult or negative situations.
relationsRelations describe connections relationships or interactions between people or groups.
catalystA catalyst is something or someone that causes or speeds up important change.
complexitiesComplexities are details or aspects making something complicated or hard to understand.
consistedConsisted means being made up of or containing certain things.
bulgariaBulgaria is a country in southeastern Europe that participated in World War I.
regionalRegional describes something related to or affecting a specific area or region.
disputesDisputes are disagreements or arguments usually serious or lasting a long time.
objectivesObjectives are clear goals or aims that someone or a group wants to achieve.
motivationsMotivations are reasons or desires causing someone to act or behave in certain ways.
complicatingComplicating means making something more difficult or complex.
involvementInvolvement means taking part or being included in something.
battlefrontsBattlefronts are areas or places where fighting occurs during a war.
allocationsAllocations are distributions or assignments of resources money or supplies for a specific purpose.
progressedProgressed means moving forward developing or improving over time.
dynamicsDynamics describe the forces actions or changes that cause something to move or develop.
impactingImpacting means having a strong effect or influence on someone or something.
comprehendingComprehending means clearly understanding something.
collaborationCollaboration is working together with others to achieve shared goals.
geopoliticalGeopolitical describes something related to politics geography and relationships between countries.
trenchesTrenches are long narrow ditches dug in the ground for soldiers to hide and fight during war.
opposingOpposing describes something or someone that is against or opposite another.
extremelyExtremely means very much greatly or intensely.
stalemateA stalemate is a situation where neither side in a conflict can win or move forward.
territorialTerritorial describes something related to land or areas owned controlled or protected by groups or countries.
gruellingGruelling describes something extremely tiring difficult or exhausting.
glimpsesGlimpses are brief or quick looks at something.
mechanismsMechanisms are methods systems or devices that control how something works.
contrastedContrasted means compared clearly showing differences between two or more things.
innovationsInnovations are new ideas inventions or improvements that make something better.
responsesResponses are reactions or answers to something said or done.
difficultDifficult describes something not easy to do or understand challenging or tough.
aeroplanesAeroplanes are powered flying vehicles with wings used to transport people or goods.
reconnaissanceReconnaissance is gathering information or exploring an area often for military purposes.
artilleryArtillery refers to large powerful guns and cannons used in warfare.
increasingIncreasing means growing or becoming greater in size number or intensity.
lethalityLethality describes how deadly or dangerous something is especially weapons.
submarinesSubmarines are underwater ships used to travel secretly or fight in wars.
threatenedThreatened means warned about or facing danger harm or risk.
merchantMerchant describes someone involved in trading goods or a ship used for transporting goods.
prostheticsProsthetics are artificial limbs or body parts used to replace those lost or missing.
improvedImproved means made better stronger or more effective.
coordinationCoordination is organising different people or activities to work smoothly together.
battlefieldA battlefield is the area or place where a battle or fight happens.
integrationIntegration is combining different parts people or systems into one whole group.
industrialisedIndustrialised describes areas or countries that have many factories machines and technology.
instillingInstilling means firmly teaching or inspiring a particular feeling idea or quality.
inhumaneInhumane describes cruel or uncaring treatment towards people or animals.
developmentsDevelopments are improvements progress or growth in different areas like technology or society.
factoriesFactories are buildings where goods or products are made or manufactured usually by machines.
participatedParticipated means taking part or joining in an activity or event.
collectingCollecting means gathering or bringing together things or information.
capacitiesCapacities describe the maximum amounts something can hold do or produce.
rationingRationing is limiting the amount of food or resources people can use often during shortages.
directedDirected means controlled guided or managed clearly.
propagandaPropaganda is information used to influence people’s opinions usually by governments during war.
campaignsCampaigns are organised series of actions or events to achieve a goal usually political or social.
encouragedEncouraged means supported or inspired someone to do something positive.
contributeContribute means giving help support or resources towards a shared goal.
organisedOrganised means arranged or planned carefully clearly and neatly.
incorporatedIncorporated means included or combined something into a whole.
patrioticPatriotic describes loving and supporting your country strongly.
economicEconomic describes things related to money business or how a country manages resources.
expressionsExpressions are ways people show feelings ideas or thoughts usually through words or actions.
reflectedReflected means clearly showing or representing something.
sentimentsSentiments are feelings opinions or attitudes towards something or someone.
fosteredFostered means encouraged or helped something develop and grow positively.
sacrificeSacrifice means giving up something important or valuable for a greater purpose or to help others.
separationSeparation means being apart or divided from someone or something.
deliveredDelivered means brought or sent something to a person or place.
sentimentSentiment is a feeling emotion or opinion about something or someone.
fluctuatedFluctuated means changed or varied up and down regularly or unpredictably.
adjustedAdjusted means changed or adapted something slightly to make it fit or work better.
curriculumsCurriculums are planned sets of lessons or courses taught at schools or colleges.
patriotismPatriotism means loving and supporting your country strongly.
vegetablesVegetables are plants or parts of plants eaten as healthy food.
reshapedReshaped means changed or formed differently from before.
deadliestDeadliest describes something causing the most deaths or harm.
resistanceResistance is fighting back or opposing something usually an enemy or unwanted change.
territoryTerritory is land or an area owned controlled or protected by a particular group or country.
terrifyingTerrifying describes something very frightening or scary.
bombardmentsBombardments are continuous attacks or explosions usually with heavy weapons like bombs.
generalsGenerals are high-ranking military officers commanding armies.
hopelessHopeless describes feeling or seeming unable to succeed or improve a situation.
rememberedRemembered means thought about recalled or kept in memory.
exhaustionExhaustion is extreme tiredness or fatigue usually after hard work or stress.
armisticeAn armistice is an agreement between enemies to stop fighting usually temporarily.
versaillesVersailles is the palace near Paris where the treaty ending World War I was signed.
punishmentsPunishments are consequences given for doing something wrong usually to teach a lesson.
repaymentsRepayments are amounts of money paid back over time usually for loans or debts.
bitternessBitterness describes strong feelings of anger or sadness often from unfair treatment.
recoveryRecovery is the process of getting better after illness injury or difficulty.
collapseCollapse means suddenly falling down or failing usually completely.
mentallyMentally means relating to the mind or thinking processes.
recognisedRecognised means clearly identified accepted or acknowledged by others.
revolutionsRevolutions are sudden and major changes usually in government society or technology.
demandedDemanded means firmly asked or required something urgently.
peacefullyPeacefully means in a calm quiet way without conflict or violence.
remainedRemained means stayed or continued to be in a certain place or condition.
expressedExpressed means clearly showing or sharing thoughts feelings or ideas.
flandersFlanders is an area in Belgium famous for World War I battles.
describesDescribes means clearly explaining or telling details about something.
memorialsMemorials are structures or events made to honour and remember people or events.
battlefieldsBattlefields are places where battles or fights happen during wars.
remembranceRemembrance means thinking about and honouring past events or people.
servicesServices are organised events or ceremonies usually to honour or help people.
veteransVeterans are people who have served in the military especially during wars.
humanityHumanity describes all humans or kindness and compassion towards others.
rememberingRemembering means keeping memories of people places or events alive in your mind.
imaginationsImaginations are ideas or images formed in someone's mind usually creative or not real.
leftoverLeftover describes something remaining or unused after other parts have been used or finished.
dinosaurA dinosaur was a large prehistoric reptile that lived millions of years ago.
guessingGuessing means making predictions or answers without being sure or having proof.
highlandsHighlands are areas of land high above sea level usually mountainous or hilly.
skyscrapersSkyscrapers are extremely tall buildings usually found in large cities.
crossingCrossing means going from one side to another or a place where this can be done.
headlinesHeadlines are short titles in newspapers or online articles clearly summarising stories.
describeDescribe means clearly telling or showing what something or someone is like.
plesiosaurA plesiosaur was a large prehistoric marine reptile with a long neck and flippers.
flippersFlippers are flat limbs used by animals like dolphins turtles and whales to swim.
plesiosaursPlesiosaurs were prehistoric marine reptiles with long necks and paddle-like limbs.
saltwaterSaltwater describes water from seas or oceans containing a large amount of salt.
submarineA submarine is a ship designed to travel and operate underwater.
attachedAttached means connected or joined firmly to something.
picturesPictures are visual images usually photographs or drawings.
floatingFloating means resting or moving gently on the surface of water without sinking.
sturgeonsSturgeons are large ancient fish known for their size and valuable eggs (caviar).
pareidoliaPareidolia is seeing familiar shapes or patterns in random things like clouds or rocks.
mistakenMistaken means being wrong or incorrect about something.
believingBelieving means accepting or thinking that something is true.
definitelyDefinitely means certainly or without any doubt.
celebrityA celebrity is someone famous and widely known usually an actor singer or sports star.
skeletonsSkeletons are the frameworks of bones inside the bodies of animals or humans.
catchingCatching means capturing or holding something especially that moves quickly.
champlainChamplain refers to Lake Champlain a lake known for alleged sightings of a lake monster.
sightingA sighting is seeing something unusual or rare often briefly or unexpectedly.
exaggeratedExaggerated means making something seem bigger or more important than it really is.
storytellingStorytelling is the act of sharing stories usually to entertain teach or explain.
cartoonsCartoons are drawings or animations usually humorous or used for entertainment.
fascinateFascinate means capturing someone's attention strongly and making them interested.
wonderingWondering means thinking curiously or trying to figure something out.
explanationAn explanation is clearly describing or making something understandable.
cryptidsCryptids are creatures from legends or stories whose existence is not proven.
dinosaursDinosaurs were large reptiles that lived on Earth millions of years ago.
unexplainedUnexplained describes something mysterious or not clearly understood.
nesslearnNesslearn does not appear to be a recognised word—it might be a typing error or combination of words.
chattingChatting means having a casual or friendly conversation with someone.
honestlyHonestly means speaking truthfully openly or sincerely.
conversationA conversation is talking or exchanging ideas or information between people.
convinceConvince means making someone believe or agree with something clearly and strongly.
grandfatherA grandfather is the father of someone's parent.
naturallyNaturally means happening or existing without human action or intervention.
meaningsMeanings are explanations or interpretations of words phrases or ideas.
sarcasticSarcastic describes words that say the opposite of what is meant usually to mock or joke.
goostmanGoostman refers to Eugene Goostman a chatbot known for convincing people it was human.
convincingConvincing describes something believable making people accept or agree easily.
chatbotsChatbots are computer programs designed to have conversations with people.
pretendingPretending means acting or behaving as if something is true when it's not.
recogniseRecognise means knowing or identifying someone or something because you've seen it before.
singularitySingularity means a point where technology becomes smarter than human intelligence or a point in space where gravity is infinitely strong.
cleverestCleverest describes someone or something that is the smartest or most intelligent.
trickingTricking means deceiving or fooling someone by making them believe something false.
creativeCreative describes someone who has original and imaginative ideas.
smartestSmartest describes someone who is the most intelligent clever or skilled.
inventorsInventors are people who create or design new things or ideas.
metaphorsMetaphors are ways of describing something by comparing it directly to something else to explain ideas clearly.
enjambmentEnjambment is when a sentence or idea in poetry continues onto the next line without a pause.
symbolismSymbolism is using symbols or images to represent ideas emotions or deeper meanings.
companionA companion is someone who keeps another person company often a friend or partner.
analysingAnalysing means examining or studying something closely to understand it better.
persuasivePersuasive describes something that convinces people to agree or believe.
literaryLiterary describes something related to books writing or literature.
sessionsSessions are periods of time set aside for specific activities or meetings.
structuralStructural describes something relating to how parts are arranged or built together.
presentedPresented means shown offered or explained clearly to others.
characterA character is a person animal or creature in a story book or movie.
punctuationPunctuation refers to symbols like commas or full stops used in writing to make meaning clear.
semicolonsSemicolons are punctuation marks used to connect closely related sentences or ideas.
bracketsBrackets are punctuation marks used to include extra information or clarification within text.
explainsExplains means clearly describing or making something understandable.
reinforceReinforce means making something stronger clearer or more convincing.
polishingPolishing means improving something to make it clearer smoother or better.
craftingCrafting means carefully creating or making something usually with skill.
proofreadingProofreading means carefully checking writing to correct mistakes or improve clarity.
accuracyAccuracy means being correct precise or without errors.
electronsElectrons are tiny negatively charged particles that orbit the nucleus of an atom.
oppositeOpposite describes something completely different or directly across from something else.
directionsDirections are instructions showing the way or explaining clearly how to do something.
imaginedImagined means thought up or created something in your mind that isn't real.
radioactiveRadioactive describes substances that release dangerous energy or particles naturally.
observingObserving means watching or looking closely at something to learn or understand it better.
strangestStrangest describes something that is the most unusual weird or surprising.
superpositionSuperposition is a concept in quantum physics where particles can be in multiple states at the same time.
particleA particle is a very small piece of matter smaller than atoms like electrons or protons.
flippingFlipping means turning something over quickly or changing states suddenly.
collapsesCollapses means suddenly falling or breaking down often losing its original form.
microwavesMicrowaves are electromagnetic waves used for heating food and sending signals.
internetInternet is a worldwide network of computers connected to share information.
footballsFootballs are balls used to play football or soccer usually round or oval shaped.
reappearReappear means coming back into sight or showing up again after disappearing.
observationObservation is carefully watching or noticing something closely to gain information.
observerAn observer is someone who watches or notices something carefully.
heisenbergHeisenberg refers to Werner Heisenberg a scientist known for his uncertainty principle in quantum physics.
principleA principle is an important rule or basic truth that explains how something works.
teleportationTeleportation is moving something instantly from one place to another without travelling through space.
entanglementEntanglement describes particles becoming connected so that their states affect each other instantly even far apart.
teleportTeleport means moving instantly from one place to another without physically travelling the distance.
entangledEntangled describes two things connected in a way where changes to one immediately affect the other.
imaginationImagination is the ability to form new ideas or pictures in your mind.
weirdestWeirdest describes something that is the most unusual strange or bizarre.
superpowerA superpower is an extraordinary ability that ordinary humans don't have usually in stories or fiction.
electricElectric describes something related to electricity or powered by electrical energy.
generatedGenerated means produced or created usually energy electricity or ideas.
turbinesTurbines are machines that spin around to create energy from wind water or steam.
generatorsGenerators are machines that produce electricity usually by spinning coils of wire in a magnetic field.
spinningSpinning means turning around quickly in circles or rotating rapidly.
generatesGenerates means produces or creates something especially energy or electricity.
renewableRenewable describes resources that can be naturally replaced and won't run out.
geothermalGeothermal describes energy or heat coming from deep inside the Earth.
spinnersSpinners are objects or devices that rotate quickly around a central point.
generatorA generator is a machine that produces electricity usually by spinning magnets inside coils of wire.
transformersTransformers are electrical devices that change voltage levels making electricity safe and usable.
hydropowerHydropower is energy created from flowing or falling water usually turned into electricity.
altogetherAltogether means completely totally or considering everything at once.
downsideDownside is the negative part or disadvantage of something.
switchingSwitching means changing from one thing or state to another usually quickly.
biofuelsBiofuels are fuels made from plants or natural materials used as cleaner energy.
sustainablySustainably means using resources responsibly without damaging the environment for the future.
hydrogenHydrogen is the simplest element and gas often used as a clean fuel.
concentratingConcentrating means focusing closely or gathering something in one place.
poweringPowering means supplying energy to make something work or operate.
unpluggingUnplugging means disconnecting electrical devices from power to save energy or for safety.
chargersChargers are devices that supply energy to recharge batteries in phones laptops or cars.
solutionsSolutions are ways to solve problems or answers to difficulties.
ingredientAn ingredient is something added to a mixture usually food to create a finished product.
bubblingBubbling means producing bubbles or small pockets of air or gas usually in liquid.
crystalsCrystals are solid shapes formed by minerals or substances arranged in orderly patterns.
sedimentarySedimentary describes rocks formed from layers of sand mud or particles pressed together over time.
metamorphicMetamorphic describes rocks changed from one type to another due to heat and pressure deep underground.
countertopA countertop is a flat surface usually found in kitchens or bathrooms used for preparing or placing things.
andesiteAndesite is a grey volcanic rock formed from cooling lava often used in construction.
explosiveExplosive describes something able to burst or break apart violently releasing energy suddenly.
seamountsSeamounts are underwater mountains usually formed by volcanic activity beneath the ocean.
hawaiianHawaiian describes something or someone from Hawaii an island state in the Pacific Ocean.
squeezedSqueezed means pressed firmly or tightly usually causing it to change shape or release liquids.
limestoneLimestone is a sedimentary rock made mainly from shells or marine life remains often used in building.
sedimentsSediments are small particles like sand or mud that settle at the bottom of water or are deposited by wind.
sandstoneSandstone is a rock formed from compacted grains of sand usually found in deserts or beaches.
sedimentSediment describes tiny particles that settle at the bottom of a liquid or are deposited by wind or water.
cleaningCleaning means removing dirt dust or mess from something usually to make it tidy and hygienic.
geologistsGeologists are scientists who study Earth's rocks minerals and how the planet formed.
microscopesMicroscopes are instruments used to see tiny objects clearly that can't be seen by the naked eye.
countersCounters are flat surfaces usually found in kitchens used for preparing food or placing items.
blackboardA blackboard is a large dark surface for writing on with chalk usually in classrooms.
beginningsBeginnings are the starting points or first stages of something.
tectonicTectonic describes movements or activities of Earth's large plates of rock that cause earthquakes and volcanoes.
explosionAn explosion is a sudden violent release of energy causing a loud noise and damage.
supernovaA supernova is a massive explosion of a star releasing huge amounts of energy and light.
basicallyBasically means simply or essentially describing the main idea clearly.
behavingBehaving means acting or conducting yourself in a particular way.
strangelyStrangely means in an unusual odd or unexpected way.
spaghettificationSpaghettification describes being stretched into thin strips by extreme gravity usually near a black hole.
stretchedStretched means pulled or made longer and thinner usually by force.
probablyProbably means something is likely to happen or is true but not completely certain.
soundingSounding describes seeming or appearing in a certain way based on sound or description.
painfullyPainfully means causing or experiencing physical or emotional pain.
postcardA postcard is a small card with a picture sent by mail usually as a greeting from a place visited.
spaghettiSpaghetti is a type of long thin pasta usually served with sauce.
distortedDistorted means twisted or changed in shape or appearance often unnaturally.
figuringFiguring means working something out thinking carefully or solving a problem.
wormholeA wormhole is a theoretical tunnel in space connecting distant parts of the universe instantly.
imaginingImagining means forming pictures or ideas in your mind usually about things not real.
detectedDetected means discovered or noticed something usually using equipment or senses.
earthquakeAn earthquake is a sudden violent shaking of the ground caused by movements beneath Earth's surface.
greatestGreatest means the best most important or biggest in size or significance.
billionsBillions describes very large numbers equal to thousands of millions.
supermassiveSupermassive describes something extremely large or heavy usually used for huge black holes.
gobblingGobbling means eating quickly or greedily usually large amounts of food.
magicallyMagically describes something happening mysteriously as if by magic.
dilationDilation means stretching expanding or widening something usually space or time.
returningReturning means coming or going back to a place or person.
infiniteInfinite describes something without any end or limit.
squashesSquashes means pressing or crushing something until it's flat or deformed.
nothingnessNothingness describes complete emptiness or the absence of anything.
radiationRadiation is energy emitted in waves or particles which can be harmful or useful.
scariestScariest describes something that causes the most fear or fright.
documentariesDocumentaries are films or videos that show real events or stories based on facts.
multiversesMultiverses are ideas of multiple or infinite universes existing alongside our own.
crusadesCrusades were religious wars fought mainly by Christians from Europe to control the Holy Land.
christianChristian describes someone or something related to Christianity or followers of Jesus Christ.
jerusalemJerusalem is a city important to Christianity Islam and Judaism located in the Middle East.
europeanEuropean describes someone or something from Europe a continent containing many countries.
christianityChristianity is a major religion based on the teachings of Jesus Christ.
forgivenForgiven means no longer being angry or upset with someone for something they've done wrong.
borrowedBorrowed means using something belonging to someone else temporarily with permission.
whicheverWhichever means any one from a group of choices without preference.
palestinePalestine is a historical region in the Middle East including modern-day Israel and surrounding areas.
christiansChristians are people who follow the religion based on Jesus Christ's teachings.
crusadersCrusaders were people who fought in the Crusades to capture the Holy Land.
sicknessSickness is feeling unwell or having an illness.
lionheartLionheart refers to King Richard the Lionheart famous for bravery during the Crusades.
apparentlyApparently means something seems to be true but isn't proven or certain.
kindnessKindness describes being friendly caring or thoughtful towards others.
preachingPreaching means speaking about religious or moral topics usually to teach or inspire.
marchingMarching means walking in a group usually organised and in step often by soldiers or protesters.
starvingStarving means suffering greatly from hunger or lack of food.
spreadingSpreading means extending or moving over a larger area or affecting more people.
scimitarsScimitars are curved swords historically used by warriors in the Middle East.
slashingSlashing means cutting quickly or violently usually with a sharp object.
scissorsScissors are tools used for cutting things consisting of two blades joined together.
crusaderA crusader was a fighter who joined the Crusades usually driven by religious reasons.
neighboursNeighbours are people who live close to each other often in the same community.
skirmishesSkirmishes are small fights or battles usually short and less intense.
directionDirection describes the way or path something moves or points towards.
supposedSupposed means something believed or expected but not proven or certain.
attackingAttacking means aggressively trying to hurt damage or defeat someone or something.
constantinopleConstantinople was an important historical city now called Istanbul located in Turkey.
conqueringConquering means defeating and taking control of a place or people usually by force.
europeansEuropeans are people from the continent of Europe.
cinnamonCinnamon is a spice made from tree bark known for its sweet warm flavour.
religionsReligions are sets of beliefs practices and teachings about life purpose and higher powers.
merchantsMerchants are people who trade or sell goods usually to make money.
strongholdA stronghold is a heavily protected place or fort usually difficult for enemies to capture.
chaptersChapters are sections or parts of a book dividing the story or content clearly.
revisingRevising means checking changing or improving something to make it clearer or better.
networksNetworks are systems of connections usually between computers or groups of people.
pineappleA pineapple is a tropical fruit with sweet juicy yellow flesh and spiky skin.
remembersRemembers means recalling or keeping something in mind clearly.
mistakesMistakes are errors or incorrect actions usually done accidentally.
wobblingWobbling means moving unsteadily from side to side.
recognitionRecognition means identifying or acknowledging something or someone clearly.
footstepsFootsteps are sounds or marks made by feet when walking or running.
recognisingRecognising means knowing or identifying something because you've seen or experienced it before.
cookbookA cookbook is a book containing recipes and instructions for cooking meals.
unbeatableUnbeatable describes someone or something impossible to defeat or surpass.
reactingReacting means responding or behaving in a particular way because of something else.
assistantAn assistant is someone who helps or supports another person usually with tasks.
concreteConcrete is a strong building material made from sand cement water and small stones.
breakthroughA breakthrough is a sudden important discovery or advancement usually after lots of effort.
neuroscienceNeuroscience is the scientific study of the brain and nervous system.
creativityCreativity means the ability to think of new original or imaginative ideas.
importantlyImportantly means something has great significance or value.
choosingChoosing means picking or selecting something from different options.
ingredientsIngredients are parts or items used to make or cook something usually food.
spaceshipA spaceship is a vehicle designed for travelling or exploring in space.
downwardDownward describes moving towards a lower place or direction.
experimentingExperimenting means trying new things or methods usually to learn or discover something.
accidentallyAccidentally means happening by chance or mistake without being planned.
softwareSoftware is a set of instructions programs or applications used to operate computers or devices.
designersDesigners are people who create plans or styles for making things usually visually or functionally appealing.
descriptionA description is clearly explaining or showing details of something or someone.
cheatingCheating means being dishonest or breaking rules usually to gain an unfair advantage.
thinkersThinkers are people who carefully consider or reflect deeply on ideas and problems.
detectiveA detective is someone whose job is to solve crimes or mysteries by gathering clues.
deliversDelivers means bringing or handing over something usually goods or messages.
congratsCongrats is a short informal way of saying congratulations expressing praise or good wishes.
entertainEntertain means amusing or engaging people usually by performing or providing enjoyment.
hypertextHypertext is digital text containing links allowing users to easily jump between related information.
transferTransfer means moving or sending something from one place or person to another.
protocolA protocol is a set of rules or guidelines clearly defining how things should be done especially in technology.
handshakeA handshake is a greeting where two people shake each other's hand.
shoulderA shoulder is the joint connecting the arm to the body.
scrambledScrambled means mixed up or rearranged usually making it unclear or confusing.
encryptionEncryption is a way of changing information into a secret code to keep it safe from others.
certificatesCertificates are official documents confirming achievements qualifications or identities.
upgradingUpgrading means improving or making something better usually technology or equipment.
passwordsPasswords are secret words or codes used to protect personal information or accounts.
gibberishGibberish describes speech or writing that is meaningless nonsense or difficult to understand.
supercomputerA supercomputer is an extremely powerful and fast computer used for complex calculations.
certificateA certificate is an official document clearly proving achievements skills or facts.
browsersBrowsers are software applications used to explore or access information on the internet.
invitationAn invitation is a formal or informal request asking someone to attend or join something.
shoppingShopping means buying or looking for goods usually in stores or online.
popularityPopularity describes being widely liked admired or supported by many people.
sandwichA sandwich is food made by placing fillings between slices of bread.
brushingBrushing means cleaning or smoothing something usually hair or teeth.
automaticallyAutomatically means happening or working by itself without needing help or control.
seatbeltsSeatbelts are straps used in vehicles to keep people safe during crashes or sudden stops.
silentlySilently means doing something quietly without making any noise.
superheroA superhero is a fictional character with special powers usually helping others.
disguiseA disguise is clothing or appearance changed to hide someone's identity.
browsingBrowsing means looking casually through information items or places without a specific plan.
pollinationPollination is transferring pollen from one flower to another allowing plants to produce seeds and fruit.
responsibilityResponsibility means having a duty or being in charge of something important.
championsChampions are people or teams who win competitions or are the best at something.
pollinatorsPollinators are creatures like bees or butterflies that help flowers produce seeds by moving pollen.
gloriousGlorious describes something wonderful impressive or very beautiful.
blueberryA blueberry is a small sweet dark-blue fruit often eaten fresh or used in desserts.
pumpkinsPumpkins are large orange vegetables often used in cooking baking or for decoration.
tomatoesTomatoes are soft red fruits eaten raw or cooked commonly used in salads and sauces.
pollinatedPollinated means having pollen transferred to a flower allowing it to produce seeds or fruit.
cheeseburgerA cheeseburger is a sandwich made with a hamburger patty topped with cheese usually served in a bun.
wildflowersWildflowers are flowers growing naturally without being planted often brightening fields or roadsides.
butterfliesButterflies are colourful insects with large wings known for fluttering gracefully between flowers.
honeybeesHoneybees are insects that produce honey and help pollinate plants.
bumblebeesBumblebees are larger furry bees important for pollinating flowers.
coloniesColonies are groups of animals or people living and working closely together.
solitarySolitary describes living or being alone not in a group or community.
businessA business is an organisation that sells goods or provides services usually for money.
superheroesSuperheroes are fictional characters with special powers who protect and help others.
worryingWorrying means feeling anxious or concerned about something.
pesticidesPesticides are chemicals used to kill harmful insects or plants usually on farms or gardens.
sensitiveSensitive describes someone or something easily affected by emotions feelings or physical things.
lavenderLavender is a plant with fragrant purple flowers often used to make perfumes oils or teas.
sunflowersSunflowers are tall plants with large bright yellow flowers known for turning towards the sun.
randomlyRandomly means happening without any plan pattern or predictability.
flappingFlapping means moving wings or arms quickly up and down usually for flying or waving.
aggressiveAggressive describes behaving angrily or forcefully often intending to hurt or dominate others.
stingingStinging describes a sharp painful feeling often caused by insects like bees or wasps.
superpowersSuperpowers are extraordinary abilities usually possessed by fictional heroes.
conditionersConditioners are products used to soften and moisturise hair after shampooing.
avengersAvengers are people who seek justice by punishing or fighting against wrongdoing usually heroes in stories.
honeycombA honeycomb is a structure made by bees with wax cells used for storing honey and raising young bees.
hexagonsHexagons are shapes with six straight sides and angles.
honeycombsHoneycombs are structures with hexagonal cells built by bees to store honey.
pollinatingPollinating means transferring pollen from one flower to another to help plants produce seeds.
populationsPopulations are groups of people animals or plants living in the same area.
exploredExplored means having investigated or travelled through new or unknown areas.
flutteryFluttery describes movements that are quick gentle and light like butterflies' wings.
daydreamingDaydreaming means imagining pleasant thoughts or scenes while awake usually when distracted.
romancesRomances are stories involving love or strong emotional relationships between people.
doodlingDoodling means casually drawing or scribbling without thinking usually while distracted.
notebookA notebook is a small book used for writing notes ideas or reminders.
moonlightMoonlight is the soft glowing light from the moon usually seen at night.
stressfulStressful describes situations causing worry tension or anxiety.
appearancesAppearances are how things or people look or seem on the outside.
crushingCrushing means pressing something so hard that it becomes flat or broken.
constantlyConstantly means happening continuously or regularly without stopping.
messagingMessaging means sending written texts or communications electronically.
plotlineA plotline is the sequence or outline of events making up a story.
disappointmentDisappointment is feeling unhappy because something you hoped for didn't happen.
trainingTraining is practising or learning skills usually to become better at something.
patiencePatience means calmly waiting or dealing with something difficult without becoming annoyed.
failuresFailures are times when someone doesn't succeed or things don't work out as planned.
quietestQuietest describes something or someone making the least amount of noise or sound.
affectionAffection is a gentle feeling of love liking or caring for someone or something.
adolescenceAdolescence is the period of growing up between childhood and adulthood usually involving many changes.
exhaustingExhausting describes something extremely tiring or draining of energy.
criticiseCriticise means pointing out faults or problems with someone or something usually negatively.
athletesAthletes are people who are skilled at sports or physical activities.
embracedEmbraced means hugged or warmly accepted someone or something.
strongestStrongest describes someone or something having the greatest strength or power.
disagreeDisagree means having different opinions or not accepting something as true.
aftertasteAftertaste is the lingering flavour or sensation in the mouth after eating or drinking something.
comfortingComforting describes something making someone feel calm relaxed or less worried.
miserableMiserable describes feeling extremely unhappy uncomfortable or sad.
treatingTreating means acting towards someone or dealing with something in a certain way or giving medical care.
approvalApproval means officially agreeing or accepting something or someone positively.
discountA discount is a reduction in price making something cheaper to buy.
decidingDeciding means making a choice or coming to a conclusion clearly.
readinessReadiness means being prepared or willing to do something.
inspectionInspection is carefully checking or examining something closely usually for quality or safety.
overheardOverheard means unintentionally hearing someone else's conversation.
terroristA terrorist is someone who uses violence or fear to achieve political goals.
pandemicA pandemic is a widespread outbreak of disease affecting many countries or the whole world.
upsettingUpsetting describes something causing someone to feel worried unhappy or disturbed.
vaccinatedVaccinated means having received a medical injection to protect against diseases.
psychologyPsychology is the scientific study of the mind human behaviour and emotions.
unrelatedUnrelated means having no connection or link to something else.
theoristA theorist is someone who develops ideas or explanations about how something works or happens.
conspiraciesConspiracies are secret plans by groups to do something harmful or illegal usually hidden from others.
watergateWatergate was a political scandal involving a break-in and cover-up leading to a US president resigning.
politiciansPoliticians are people involved in government or who run for office to represent others.
journalistsJournalists are people who report news events or stories for newspapers television or online media.
investigationsInvestigations are careful searches or studies to find out facts or discover truth.
harmlessHarmless describes something that causes no damage danger or pain.
violenceViolence is behaviour involving physical force intended to hurt or harm others.
criticalCritical describes carefully judging or analysing something often pointing out faults.
viewpointsViewpoints are different ways of looking at or thinking about things.
criticallyCritically means evaluating or analysing something carefully or importantly.
detectivesDetectives are people whose job is to investigate crimes or solve mysteries.
nonsenseNonsense describes things said or done that are silly meaningless or not understandable.
misinformationMisinformation is false or incorrect information spread mistakenly or deliberately.
sillinessSilliness describes behaviour or actions that are funny playful or not serious.
checkingChecking means examining or verifying something carefully.
investigateInvestigate means carefully searching or examining something to discover facts or truth.
thoughtfulThoughtful describes being considerate caring or carefully thinking about something.
shoelacesShoelaces are strings or cords used to tie shoes securely.
evaporatesEvaporates means changing from liquid to gas usually when heated.
behaviourBehaviour describes how someone acts or behaves especially towards others.
believableBelievable describes something convincing or easily accepted as true.
suspenseSuspense is a feeling of excitement or anxiety about what's going to happen next.
inventionAn invention is something newly created usually an object idea or method to solve a problem.
magnifyingMagnifying means making something look larger so it's easier to see clearly.
optionalOptional describes something that you can choose to do or not do.
predatorsPredators are animals that hunt catch and eat other animals.
disappearsDisappears means going out of sight or vanishing completely.
vanishesVanishes means suddenly disappearing or no longer being visible.
troubleshootingTroubleshooting means finding and fixing problems usually with equipment or technology.
pressingPressing means pushing or applying pressure onto something or describing something very urgent.
cancelledCancelled means called off or stopped something planned from happening.
distractDistract means drawing someone's attention away from something they're supposed to focus on.
punchlineA punchline is the funny or surprising ending of a joke or story.
comediansComedians are people who tell jokes or funny stories to make others laugh.
noticingNoticing means seeing or becoming aware of something.
accidentalAccidental describes something happening by chance or mistake not planned.
programmedProgrammed means set up or arranged to do something automatically usually through instructions or coding.
controllerA controller is a device used to manage or direct the operation of something like a game or machine.
forgettingForgetting means not remembering or losing memory of something.
droppingDropping means letting something fall from your hand or becoming lower suddenly.
repeatingRepeating means saying or doing something again and again.
debuggingDebugging means finding and correcting mistakes or errors usually in computer programs.
storytellerA storyteller is someone who tells stories to entertain or share information.
causalityCausality is the relationship where one event or action causes another to happen.
philosophyPhilosophy is the study of ideas about knowledge truth existence and life.
daylightDaylight is natural light coming from the sun during daytime.
documentsDocuments are papers or digital files containing important information or proof.
invasionsInvasions are acts of entering another country or area by force usually by armies.
blacksmithsBlacksmiths are people who shape iron or steel into tools or objects by heating and hammering.
travelledTravelled means having gone or journeyed from one place to another.
monasteriesMonasteries are places where monks live work and worship often secluded from society.
civilisationsCivilisations are complex societies with cities government culture and technology.
watermillsWatermills are machines powered by flowing water used historically to grind grain or produce energy.
stirrupsStirrups are loops attached to a horse's saddle to hold the rider's feet securely.
changersChangers are people or things that alter something usually money or conditions.
illuminatedIlluminated means brightly lit or decorated with colourful lights or gold often describing manuscripts.
manuscriptsManuscripts are handwritten documents or books usually old or historical.
carvingsCarvings are shapes or designs cut into materials like wood stone or metal.
performedPerformed means doing something like acting music or a task usually in front of others.
foundationsFoundations are bases or supports on which buildings or ideas are built.
artisticArtistic describes someone or something creative skilled or related to art.
expressiveExpressive means clearly showing feelings or thoughts usually through words or actions.
charlemagneCharlemagne was a powerful medieval king who united much of Europe.
promotedPromoted means supporting or encouraging something or someone to advance or improve.
civilisationCivilisation is an advanced society with cities government culture and technology.
holidaysHolidays are special days of celebration or rest usually marked on calendars.
calendarsCalendars are charts or systems used to organise and keep track of dates and time.
settlementsSettlements are places where people have established communities or towns.
banquetsBanquets are large formal meals or feasts usually held to celebrate something important.
renaissanceRenaissance means a time of great cultural rebirth and artistic achievement in Europe.
switchedSwitched means changed from one thing or position to another.
backwardBackward describes moving or facing towards the rear or behind.
originallyOriginally means happening or existing first or from the beginning.
magneticMagnetic describes something able to attract metals like iron or related to magnets.
protectsProtects means keeping someone or something safe from harm or damage.
migrationMigration is the movement of animals or people from one place to another often regularly.
geographicGeographic describes something relating to the Earth's physical features or location.
geomagneticGeomagnetic describes something related to Earth's magnetic field.
reversalsReversals are times when something changes direction or turns the opposite way.
scheduleA schedule is a plan listing times when events tasks or activities will happen.
pointingPointing means directing or indicating with a finger or object.
adjustingAdjusting means making small changes to something to improve or fit it better.
reversalReversal means turning something around or changing it to the opposite direction.
footballFootball is a popular sport played by teams kicking a ball to score goals.
electronicsElectronics are devices or equipment powered by electricity often controlled by circuits.
blackoutsBlackouts are times when electricity fails or lights go off usually unexpectedly.
umbrellaAn umbrella is an object carried to protect from rain or sun usually shaped like a canopy.
magnetismMagnetism is the force that causes certain metals to be attracted or repelled by magnets.
frighteningFrightening describes something that causes fear or makes you feel scared.
averagesAverages are typical or usual amounts or levels calculated from several different values.
updatingUpdating means making something current accurate or improved usually information or software.
forecastA forecast is a prediction or estimate of what will happen usually weather or events.
eruptingErupting means suddenly and violently releasing lava ash or gases usually describing volcanoes.
swirlingSwirling means moving in circles quickly and continuously usually describing water or air.
unstableUnstable describes something that isn't steady balanced or likely to change suddenly.
atlanticAtlantic refers to the Atlantic Ocean located between North America and Europe or Africa.
compassesCompasses are instruments used for finding directions usually by pointing north.
fertilisationFertilisation means the joining of sperm and egg cells to create new life.
ovulationOvulation means releasing an egg from a female's ovary usually monthly.
fallopianFallopian refers to the tubes that carry eggs from the ovaries to the uterus in females.
obstacleAn obstacle is something blocking or making progress difficult.
dividingDividing means splitting something into smaller parts or sections.
muscularMuscular describes something strong or related to muscles.
stretchyStretchy describes something that can easily be pulled or extended without breaking.
biologicalBiological describes something relating to living organisms or their processes.
placentaThe placenta is an organ providing nutrients and oxygen from a mother to a developing baby.
fertilisedFertilised means an egg has successfully joined with sperm to begin developing into new life.
contraceptivesContraceptives are methods or devices used to prevent pregnancy.
reachingReaching means extending your arm or hand to grab or touch something.
tripletsTriplets are three children born at the same time from the same mother.
hundredthHundredth describes the position number 100 in a sequence.
whisperingWhispering means speaking very softly and quietly.
playgroundA playground is an outdoor area for children to play usually with equipment like swings or slides.
reproductionReproduction means producing offspring or creating new life.
girlfriendA girlfriend is a girl or woman someone is romantically involved with.
boyfriendA boyfriend is a boy or man someone is romantically involved with.
instinctsInstincts are natural feelings or actions people or animals do without thinking.
argumentsArguments are disagreements or heated discussions between people.
misunderstoodMisunderstood means not correctly understood or interpreted.
ignoringIgnoring means not paying attention to or deliberately not noticing someone or something.
encourageEncourage means giving someone support or confidence to do something positive.
practisingPractising means repeatedly doing something to become better at it.
stressedStressed means feeling worried anxious or under pressure.
assertivenessAssertiveness means confidently expressing your feelings or needs without being rude or aggressive.
pornographyPornography is images or videos showing explicit sexual activities usually meant for adults.
unrealisticUnrealistic describes something not practical or unlikely to happen in real life.
lightingLighting means the arrangement or quality of lights used in rooms photographs or performances.
entertainmentEntertainment is something enjoyable or fun like films games or shows.
scriptedScripted means planned and written down beforehand usually describing dialogue or events.
agreeingAgreeing means having the same opinion or accepting something as correct.
laughingLaughing means showing amusement or happiness by making cheerful sounds.
comparisonComparison means looking at two or more things to see how they're similar or different.
guidebookA guidebook is a book providing useful information or instructions usually for travelling or learning something new.
professionalsProfessionals are people trained or skilled at specific jobs or activities.
respondsResponds means replying or reacting to something or someone.
realisingRealising means suddenly understanding or becoming aware of something.
blackmailedBlackmailed means being threatened or forced into doing something by someone holding damaging information.
advantageAdvantage means having something helpful or beneficial giving you a better chance to succeed.
possessingPossessing means having or owning something.
involvingInvolving means including or making someone or something part of an activity or situation.
pressuresPressures are feelings of stress or expectations to do something often from others.
coercionCoercion means forcing someone to do something they don't want to usually by threats.
manipulationManipulation means controlling someone unfairly usually by tricking or influencing their feelings.
childlineChildline is a service providing help advice or support for children and young people in trouble or danger.
inappropriateInappropriate describes something not suitable or proper usually causing discomfort or offense.
breakupsBreakups are times when relationships or friendships end or stop.
betrayalBetrayal means hurting someone who trusts you usually by being disloyal or dishonest.
bringingBringing means taking or carrying something or someone along with you.
settingsSettings are environments or places where events happen or stories take place.
cyberbullyingCyberbullying means bullying or harming someone through electronic communication like texting or social media.
groomingGrooming means building trust with someone usually a young person often to exploit or harm them later.
carriagesCarriages are vehicles with wheels pulled by horses used historically for transport.
journeysJourneys are trips or travels from one place to another usually longer distances.
dreamingDreaming means seeing images or experiences in your mind while sleeping or imagining wonderful ideas.
tinkeringTinkering means making small adjustments or repairs usually by experimenting or playing with things.
revolutionaryRevolutionary describes something dramatically new or different that brings major change.
horselessHorseless describes vehicles or carriages powered by engines instead of being pulled by horses.
carriageA carriage is a vehicle usually pulled by horses used to transport people.
designingDesigning means creating plans or drawings for making or building something new.
perfectingPerfecting means making something as good or flawless as possible usually by practising or improving repeatedly.
motorwagenMotorwagen refers to one of the earliest cars invented by Karl Benz.
windscreenA windscreen is the large glass window at the front of a car protecting passengers from wind.
clatteringClattering means making continuous loud rattling or banging sounds.
cylinderA cylinder is a round hollow shape used in engines and machinery.
horsepowerHorsepower measures how powerful an engine is usually for cars or machines.
lawnmowersLawnmowers are machines used to cut grass evenly in gardens or parks.
comparedCompared means looking at similarities or differences between things.
salespersonA salesperson is someone whose job is selling goods or services usually to customers.
manufacturingManufacturing means making or producing goods usually in factories.
travellingTravelling means moving or journeying from one place to another.
assemblyAssembly means putting parts together to make something usually in a factory.
explodedExploded means burst apart suddenly and violently usually with loud noise.
creditedCredited means being recognised or praised for achieving or doing something important.
vehiclesVehicles are machines used to carry people or things like cars buses or bikes.
shoutingShouting means speaking very loudly often because of excitement anger or to be heard clearly.
fascinationFascination means being very interested or amazed by something.
whereverWherever means any place or location without restriction.
wheneverWhenever means at any time without restriction.
temptingTempting describes something attractive or appealing making you want it even if you shouldn't.
headlightsHeadlights are bright lights at the front of vehicles used for seeing clearly in the dark.
windshieldsWindshields are protective glass screens at the front of vehicles shielding passengers from wind and debris.
passengersPassengers are people travelling in vehicles like cars buses trains or planes who aren't driving or operating them.
improvementImprovement means making something better stronger or more useful.
mercedesMercedes refers to a famous car company known for making high-quality vehicles.
motorwagensMotorwagens refers to early motor vehicles developed by Karl Benz one of the first cars ever made.
unforgettableUnforgettable describes something very memorable and impossible to forget.
steppingStepping means moving by putting one foot in front of the other or entering somewhere.
personalisePersonalise means making something unique or special to an individual person.
luxuriousLuxurious describes something very comfortable expensive or high-quality.
improvementsImprovements are changes or adjustments that make something better.
identitiesIdentities are who people are including their name personality beliefs and background.
representsRepresents means standing for or symbolising something else clearly.
questioningQuestioning means asking questions or expressing doubts about something.
pansexualPansexual describes someone who is attracted to people regardless of their gender or identity.
intersexIntersex describes a person whose body has characteristics of both male and female biology.
carryingCarrying means holding something and moving it from one place to another.
breathingBreathing means taking air in and out of the lungs to stay alive.
pronounsPronouns are words used instead of names or nouns like he she or they.
unfairlyUnfairly describes treating someone unjustly or without equal consideration.
trustingTrusting means believing that someone or something is reliable honest or safe.
rulebookA rulebook is a book containing clear instructions guidelines or rules usually for games or behaviour.
stonewallStonewall refers to important events in LGBTQ+ history or describes deliberately refusing to answer questions.
classmatesClassmates are people who share a class or lessons at school.
brighterBrighter means having more light being happier or having a more positive outlook.
polyurethanePolyurethane is a flexible or rigid plastic material used in various products like furniture or condoms.
polyisoprenePolyisoprene is a stretchy synthetic material used to make latex-free condoms.
squashedSquashed means flattened or crushed usually by pressure.
chlamydiaChlamydia is a common sexually transmitted infection that can cause health problems if untreated.
gonorrhoeaGonorrhoea is a sexually transmitted infection that affects parts of the body and requires medical treatment.
goalkeepersGoalkeepers are players who protect the goal in sports like football or hockey.
flavouredFlavoured describes something with an added taste or flavour usually food or drinks.
texturedTextured means having a surface with bumps grooves or different feels often to provide grip or sensation.
spermicideSpermicide is a chemical that kills sperm used to help prevent pregnancy.
accidentsAccidents are unexpected events causing damage or injury usually unplanned.
emergencyAn emergency is a serious unexpected situation needing immediate action or help.
pleasurePleasure is a feeling of happiness enjoyment or satisfaction.
sensationSensation means feeling or experiencing something physically or emotionally.
satisfyingSatisfying describes something that makes you feel happy content or fulfilled.
supermarketsSupermarkets are large stores selling a wide variety of food household items and goods.
chemistsChemists are scientists who study chemicals or pharmacists who sell medicines.
embarrassmentEmbarrassment is feeling awkward uncomfortable or ashamed usually because of something you've done or said.
combiningCombining means joining two or more things together to make one new thing.
judgementJudgement is making a careful decision or forming an opinion about something.
wateringWatering means giving plants water to help them grow.
insulatedInsulated describes something covered or protected to keep heat or electricity from escaping.
readingsReadings are measurements or information collected from instruments or books.
absorbingAbsorbing means soaking up liquid energy or information.
currentsCurrents are continuous movements of air water or electricity flowing in one direction.
thermometerA thermometer is an instrument used to measure temperature.
eyelashesEyelashes are small hairs that grow along the edge of eyelids protecting the eyes.
frostbiteFrostbite is an injury caused by extreme cold damaging skin and tissues.
untreatedUntreated means not given medical attention or care.
hypothermiaHypothermia is a dangerous drop in body temperature caused by exposure to extreme cold.
dangerouslyDangerously means in a way that can cause harm or risk to safety.
extremophilesExtremophiles are tiny organisms that live in extreme conditions like extreme heat or cold.
leopardsLeopards are large spotted wild cats known for their strength and stealth.
lifelessLifeless describes something without life movement or energy.
survivingSurviving means staying alive through difficult or dangerous situations.
insulationInsulation is material used to keep heat sound or electricity from escaping or entering.
reinforcedReinforced means strengthened by adding extra support or material.
permanentlyPermanently means lasting forever or staying unchanged indefinitely.
elsewhereElsewhere means in or to another place somewhere different.
communicationsCommunications means exchanging information or messages usually through speaking writing or technology.
astronautAn astronaut is a person trained to travel and work in space.
agreementsAgreements are promises or decisions made together by people or groups.
darknessDarkness means the absence of light usually making it hard to see.
untouchedUntouched means not changed harmed or affected in any way.
overfishingOverfishing means catching too many fish in an area harming fish populations.
divisibleDivisible means able to be evenly divided by another number without a remainder.
smallestSmallest describes the least or tiniest in size or amount.
multiplyingMultiplying means increasing numbers by repeatedly adding them or combining groups.
factorisationFactorisation means breaking down numbers into smaller numbers multiplied together.
remainderA remainder is the number left over after dividing one number by another.
compositeComposite describes numbers that have more than two factors not just one and itself.
superstarA superstar is someone very famous or successful usually in sports or entertainment.
eratosthenesEratosthenes was a famous mathematician from ancient Greece known for finding prime numbers.
multiplyMultiply means to increase numbers by repeated addition.
schoolworkSchoolwork is homework or tasks given to students at school to complete.
instagramInstagram is a popular social media app used to share pictures videos and messages.
mersenneMersenne refers to special prime numbers named after Marin Mersenne a mathematician.
mathematiciansMathematicians are people who study numbers shapes and mathematical ideas.
infinitelyInfinitely means continuing forever without any end.
multiplesMultiples are numbers you get by multiplying a number by other numbers.
competitionsCompetitions are events or contests where people try to win by performing their best.
trickierTrickier means more difficult or complicated to solve or do.
clappingClapping means making a sound by hitting your hands together usually to show appreciation.
siblingsSiblings are brothers and sisters who share the same parents.
flashcardA flashcard is a small card used to help memorise or study information.
dodgeballDodgeball is a game where players try to avoid being hit by balls thrown by opponents.
biscuitsBiscuits are small baked snacks usually sweet and crispy.
whiteboardA whiteboard is a smooth white surface used for writing or drawing usually in classrooms.
overloadedOverloaded means having too much to handle or carry making it difficult or stressful.
crammingCramming means quickly studying or memorising information usually just before an exam.
sentencesSentences are groups of words that express complete thoughts usually containing a subject and verb.
motivatingMotivating means encouraging someone to feel inspired or excited to do something.
multiplicationsMultiplications are calculations where numbers are combined by repeated addition.
numeratorA numerator is the number at the top of a fraction showing how many parts you have.
combinationA combination is joining or mixing things together usually to make something new.
simplifiedSimplified means made easier to understand or less complicated.
subtractingSubtracting means taking one number away from another to find the difference.
stackingStacking means placing things neatly on top of each other.
reciprocalA reciprocal is one number divided into 1 often used when dividing fractions.
recurringRecurring means happening repeatedly or again and again.
quartersQuarters are parts divided into four equal sections or periods.
flashcardsFlashcards are small cards with information used to help study or memorise something.
annoyingAnnoying describes something irritating bothersome or causing frustration.
diagramsDiagrams are simple drawings or pictures used to explain or show information clearly.
marryingMarrying means two people joining together in marriage becoming husband and wife or spouses.