The act of conveying or exchanging information or messages.

The technology and methods used to transmit information over distances.

The process of selecting randomly without a specific pattern, ensuring each option has an equal chance of being chosen.

The act of engaging in a fight, struggle, or combat.

The act or process of losing something, often referring to deprivation in various contexts such as emotional, financial, or physical.

Bereavement, especially due to death or separation, leading to a sense of grief.

A gradual reduction in number or strength.

The act of proposing or presenting something for consideration or approval.

Offer or offering.

The act of adding something to complete or reinforce.

The act of improving or augmenting something.

Physical damage or harm incurred

The act of taking a risk involving uncertainty or potential loss

The act of dying or the end of life.

A decline or deterioration in condition, quality, or function over time, applicable to physical, moral, or societal contexts.

A performance or show involving acts like acting, music, or dance.

The expression or presentation of feelings or ideas.

The act of expressing thoughts, feelings, or ideas.

A demonstration or manifestation of an idea or feeling through actions.

The act of seeking or searching for something.

The act of putting something into or onto another object.

The process of fermentation, involving chemical changes caused by enzymes or bacteria, commonly used in the production of food and beverages.

The operation or action of revolving, often referring to cycles or repetitive processes.

The act of rotating or turning around a center or axis, typically in mechanical contexts.

The act or process of stopping or pausing an action or event.

The process of casting or molding materials into a specific shape.

The act of finding or searching for something.

The act of prohibiting or enforcing a restriction.

The act of inhaling and exhaling; respiration.

An official discussion or consultation to deliberate on specific matters.

The act of seeing or perceiving with the eyes.

The act of giving or offering something to someone.

The movement of a fluid or liquid in a smooth, continuous manner.

A smooth, continuous pattern or movement, often used metaphorically.

The process of making something clear and understandable

The act of granting permission or approval for something to happen.

The act of officially agreeing to something or accepting it as satisfactory.

The act of conserving or protecting, especially of natural resources, cultural heritage, or the environment.

The process of providing instruction or training to develop skills, knowledge, or behavior.

The act of migrating or relocating due to adverse conditions or for settling temporarily or permanently.

A formal discussion or debate on a specific topic or proposal.

The act or state of residing or staying in a place, either temporarily or permanently.

The act of leaving or going outside

The process of issuing or releasing something

Physical activity to improve and maintain fitness.

The process of planning and creating plans or models for objects and systems.

The outcome of the design process, such as drawings, models, or plans.

The act of saving money or resources for future use.

A medical condition characterized by redness, swelling, heat, and pain due to a body's response to injury or infection.

The act or process of reading text; literacy or reading proficiency.

The act of taking or obtaining something

The act of having sexual intercourse, often considered vulgar

The act of moving something from one entity to another, especially in financial or legal contexts.

Coral; marine invertebrates forming large underwater structures known as reefs.

To guarantee or assure something with a promise or certification.

A period of time or an instance.

Tense in grammar.

The continuous progression of time or events from the past to the future.

A time period or era, often in a literary context.

Galileo Galilei, an Italian Renaissance astronomer and scientist known for his contributions to science.

A sticky substance used for attaching or sealing things.

To lift a foot and move it forward or backward, often followed by the other foot.

The distance covered by moving a foot forward or backward, used as a measure for steps.

To progress or advance in a situation or job.

To step or move forward, advance or progress in life or work.