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fixture C1 A fixture is something fixed in place, especially a permanent feature in a building.
flaw C1 A flaw is a weakness or imperfection that reduces the quality of something.
flawed C1 Having a fault or weakness that makes something less effective or less acceptable.
flee C1 To flee means to run away quickly to escape danger or an unwanted situation.
fleet C1 A fleet is a large group of ships or vehicles operated together under one organization.
flesh C1 Flesh is the soft part of a person or animal’s body under the skin, or the soft inside part of a fruit.
flexibility C1 Flexibility is the ability to adapt easily to new conditions or demands.
flourish C1 A flourish is a confident, decorative action or detail that adds style and draws attention.
fluid C1 Fluid describes a substance that flows easily, such as a liquid or a gas.
footage C1 Footage is recorded video material, especially raw or unedited film.
foreigner C1 A foreigner is someone who comes from another country.
forge C1 To forge is to shape metal by heating and hammering it.
formalism C1 Formalism is a strong focus on rules, structure, or form rather than meaning, purpose, or real-world effects.
formula C1 A formula is a fixed set of symbols or words used to express a rule, method, or standard way of doing something.
formulate C1 To formulate something is to create it carefully and systematically, especially as a plan, rule, or statement.
forth C1 “Forth” means forward or outward from a place, often used in fixed expressions like “set forth” or “go forth.”
forthcoming C1 Forthcoming describes something expected to happen soon or someone who is open and willing to share information.
foster C1 To foster something means to encourage and help it develop over time.
fragile C1 Easily broken or damaged, or easily upset by stress or pressure.
franchise C1 A franchise is a business that operates under another company’s brand and system in exchange for fees and ongoing payme…