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The act of working together with others, typically towards a common goal or purpose.
Collaboration
Inadequate
- Not sufficient or satisfactory in quantity, quality, or extent; falling short of what is required or expected
Resilient
Able to recover quickly from difficulties or adversity; possessing the ability to bounce back.
Satisfactory
Meeting or fulfilling expectations, requirements, or standards; adequate or acceptable.
A disagreement or argument between two or more parties, typically involving opposing views or claims.
dispute
To remove or take back (something) from a particular place or situation.
withdraw
To emphasize or give additional importance or emphasis to something.
underscore
Having the ability to create or design new things or ideas; resourceful.
inventive
Inexplicable
Unable to be explained or understood; mysterious
Perplexing, puzzling, or bewildering
mystifying
Controlled, limited, or held back in manner or behavior
Restrained:
. To retreat or pull back from a particular activity, relationship, or situation.
withdraw
To physically or forcibly prevent someone from doing something.
restrained
Relating to or involving the transfer of energy or forces, particularly in relation to physical motion.
dynamic
The process of developing or managing something, such as a product or idea, in order to make it available for sale or use by the general public
Commercialization
To make something legally or officially void or ineffective.
invalidate
rapidly and superficially performed; hasty
cursory
forcible restraint: coercion
duress
deceiving or misleading
fallacious
to incite by argument or advice, urge strongly
exhort
a person who talks too much about himself; a conceited person
egotist
tending to evade; hard to understand or define
elusive
emulate
to copy or imitate
a speech or writing of high praise
eulogy
to make more violent, bitter, or severe
exacerbate
to execute promptly; speed up
expedite
cunning; deceptive; roundabout
devious
digress
to turn aside from the main subject; stray
exhibiting boldness; impudent; arrogant
insolent
harmless
innocuous
disliking activity; habitually lazy
indolent
inept
lacking in fitness or aptitude; incompetent
indigent`
poor; impoverished
the holder of an office; occupant
incumbent
incriminate
to show evidence of involvement in a crime
incarcerate
put in prison
free from fault or blame; flawless
impeccable
impasse
no obvious escape; deadlock
imbibe
to receive into the mind and retain; drink
consisting of dissimilar ingredients; mixed
. heterogeneous
to make gestures especially when speaking
gesticulate
talkative; wordy
garrulous
underhanded; secret; stealthy
furtive
fracas
a noisy quarrel; brawl
dormant
inactive; temporarily suspended
marked by decay or decline
decadent
guilty; able to be blamed
`culpable
