To infer or deduce something from evidence and reasoning.

A group of atoms that acts as a unit in chemical reactions and is often a reactive intermediate.

To express joy or appreciation for others' happiness.

To conserve or protect natural resources and cultural heritage

Used interchangeably as appropriate to conform to principles

Applied in law with the same principles, allowing modification as needed

To adapt or modify according to circumstances

A structure erected to commemorate a person or event.

Having many or various aspects

Multiple or several

To cook or heat with steam in a sealed environment.

To bake or roast food.

To perfume or add a pleasant smell to something.

Warm and comfortable; free from loneliness

Genial and friendly

To relocate or move a family or group from one place to another.

A residential unit within a larger building complex.

To forgive or pardon someone.

In Buddhism, profound knowledge with six types: supernatural power, divine ear, understanding others' minds, recalling past lives, divine eye, and destruction of taints.

To formally debate or discuss a topic.

To keep something in the mouth without swallowing; to metaphorically keep a secret.

To hide, embezzle, or keep something to oneself.

Relating to the United States of America or its people.

A person from the United States.

A country in North America consisting of 50 states.

To indicate a negative imperative or to advise against an action.

To desire, wish, or want something, like achieving greatness or having money.

To have an appetite for an experience or feeling.

To want or have the desire to do something.

To want or desire to have something.

To be curious or eager to know something.

A method or way of doing something; a classifier for types or kinds.

Used as an adverb meaning 'as' or 'like', often converts adjectives to adverbs.

Used to express similarity or resemblance between two things.

Closely; with careful attention or in close proximity.

Intimately; in a close or personal manner.

In that way; like that

In this manner or such as this, commonly used in informal contexts.

In a serious, sincere, or earnest manner

Used to introduce examples or specify instances from a category.

In the same manner as before; as usual.

In what way or manner; how.

In some way or other; somehow.

Either one of the options presented.

Some specific one within a set.

Continuously without interruption

In a way that is intended to last indefinitely without change.

Accurately and suitably done, without errors.

Expressing truthfulness or authenticity in a genuine manner.

Indicates the minimum amount or degree.

In that way or manner.

In this manner or way; like this.

In a safe manner; with caution to avoid harm or danger.

Conducted in a manner that adheres to established rules or protocols.

In abundance or to a great degree

Performing tasks in a way that achieves the desired result with efficiency and competence.

Sustainable; able to be maintained over time without depleting resources or causing harm.

In a sustainable manner; performing an action in a resource-conserving and environmentally friendly way.

Used to emphasize an extreme degree or extent

Done in a quick or fast manner.

With great intensity or force, often involving physical aggression or seriousness.

Used to ask about occurrences, methods, or opinions, e.g., 'How is it?' or 'What do you think?'

Used to indicate a contrast or exception to what has been previously stated.

Used to express a lack of preference or emphasize that a matter is inconsequential.

A phrase used to ask how to proceed or to seek advice on how to handle a situation.