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to cut, carve, or engrave a design, pattern, or text into a hard surface (such as glass, stone, or metal).

a very steep cliff or rock face; figuratively, a situation of great danger or on the verge of disaster.

speaking or behaving in a very direct, short, and often rude manner (abrupt and lacking warmth).

begin a new project, journey, or course of action

a particular point in time, especially one that is critical or important in a process or series of events.👉 More common synonyms: stage, moment, point, phase.

at a rapidly accelerating rate, where growth becomes faster and faster over time (like in mathematics, exponential growth).

the very beginning or start of something (a project, a journey, a course, etc.). Formal, more common in academic or professional speech than in casual conversation

to disagree or be in conflict with someone or something

widespread, common, often in a negative sense (usually referring to something undesirable such as problems, errors, rumors, corruption, etc.). Use: “full of” or “widespread.”

a trial or testing period during which someone's performance, behavior, or suitability is monitored before granting full rights, acceptance, or employment

the quality of being honest, having strong moral principles, and behaving consistently according to ethical standards

figuratively important, serious, or significant. heavy (literal), serious, important, significant (figurative).

To provide with a quality, ability, or asset naturally or permanently. Synonyms: grant, provide, equip, give.

A huge, powerful, and overwhelming force or institution that cannot be easily stopped.

Synonyms: similarly, likewise, in a similar manner.

a word form that conveys smallness or affection (e.g., booklet, doggy).

the quality of being very determined, persistent, and not giving up easily despite difficulties. Synonyms: determination, perseverance, persistence, resilience

to do something risky, silly, or challenging because someone dared you to (as a test of courage or boldness).

the critical moment at which a small change causes a much larger, often irreversible effect. Synonyms: turning point, breaking point, critical point

absolutely necessary, essential; something you cannot do without in a given situation

to treat something or someone in a lenient, forgiving, or not strict enough way

to read a document carefully in order to find and correct mistakes in spelling, grammar, punctuation, or formatting

To appear or give the impression of (a certain quality).

causing someone to lose confidence, motivation, or hope; discouraging

strongly desire something that belongs to someone else, often with a sense of envy