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Showing strong enthusiasm or passionate feeling.
Great enthusiasm or passion.
Requiring a lot of effort and stamina, and often long and tiring.
The form of "be" used with you, we, they, or a plural noun.
A particular part of a place, or the size of a surface measured in square units.
The amount of space enclosed within a circle's boundary, calculated as pi times the radius squared.
A large enclosed space used for sports events or performances, or a field of activity or competition.
The specialized slang or vocabulary used by a particular group.
To disagree with someone, often by exchanging angry words.
A disagreement between people, often involving raised voices, or a set of reasons given to support an idea.
The process of presenting reasons and evidence to support a claim or persuade an audience.
Extremely dry, usually because of very little rainfall.
The quality of being extremely dry, especially describing climate or land with little rainfall.
To start to happen or appear, especially as a result of something else.
A ruling or privileged social class, traditionally made up of people with inherited titles or wealth.
A member of the highest social class, often with an inherited title.
Belonging to or typical of the highest social class, especially one with inherited titles and wealth.
The part of mathematics that deals with adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing numbers.
The average of a set of numbers, found by adding them all together and dividing by how many there are.
A sequence of numbers in which the difference between consecutive terms stays constant.
A list of numbers in which the difference between each term and the next stays constant.
The part of your body between your shoulder and your hand.
A large fleet of warships, or more loosely, any large group of vehicles moving together.
A small mammal covered in hard, bony plates that can roll into a ball for protection.
A large, comfortable chair with padded arms and a soft back, usually found in a living room.
Carrying a weapon, or equipped with something useful.
A formal agreement between opposing sides in a war to stop fighting, often before a full peace treaty is signed.
A protective covering, historically made of metal, worn to guard the body in battle.
Weapons, especially firearms, considered collectively.
A large, organized group of soldiers trained to fight on land.
A pleasant, noticeable smell, especially of food or drink.
In a circle surrounding something, or approximately.
To awaken a feeling or reaction in someone.
To put things in a particular order or position.
A plan or agreement made so that something can happen the way it should.
A large and impressive collection or range of things, or an ordered arrangement of items or numbers.
To officially stop someone by law and take them into custody, usually because they are suspected of a crime.
The act of reaching a place, or the coming of a person or thing.
To reach a place after travelling.
Having an unpleasantly high opinion of oneself and looking down on others.
To claim or take a right or power without any real justification.
A thin, straight stick with a pointed tip, shot from a bow, or a symbol shaped like it that shows direction.
The pointed tip of an arrow, often the part designed to cause damage on impact.
A collection of weapons, or more broadly, a useful set of tools or resources.
The crime of deliberately setting fire to property.
The activity of creating pictures, drawings, or other beautiful or expressive things.
A medical condition in which the walls of the arteries become thick and stiff, reducing blood flow.
One of the tubes that carries blood away from the heart to the rest of the body.