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- exit C1 An exit is a way out of a place or a departure from it.
- expenditure C1 Expenditure is the act of spending money, or the amount of money that is spent.
- experimental C1 Based on testing and observation rather than accepted practice or theory.
- expire C1 To expire means to end or become no longer valid after a set time.
- explicit C1 Clear and direct, leaving no room for doubt about meaning or intention.
- explicitly C1 Explicitly means in a clear, direct way that leaves no doubt about the meaning.
- exploitation C1 Exploitation is the act of using someone or something unfairly for your own advantage.
- explosive C1 Explosive describes something likely to explode or a situation that can suddenly become violent or intensely emotional.
- expressionism C1 Expressionism is an artistic style that uses distortion and intense emotion rather than realistic detail.
- extract C1 To extract is to remove or take something out from a larger whole.
- extrapolate to estimate or predict something by using known facts or data and extending them beyond what is directly observed
- extremist C1 An extremist is someone who holds very strong, uncompromising views, often supporting radical actions.
- facilitate C1 To facilitate something is to make it easier for it to happen or develop.
- faction C1 A faction is a small, organized group within a larger one, often characterized by dissent or differing opinions.
- faculty C1 Faculty refers to the teaching staff of a school or university, or to a person’s natural mental or physical ability.
- fade C1 To fade is to gradually lose strength, brightness, or intensity until it is less noticeable.
- fairness C1 Fairness is the quality of treating people equally and making decisions in an impartial way.
- farther B2 Farther means at a greater physical distance than something else.
- fascism B2 Fascism is an extreme right-wing political system with a powerful dictator, strong nationalism, and heavy control over …
- fatal C1 Causing death or leading to failure in a way that cannot be avoided.