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loyalty
loyalty
[noun]

a strong sense of commitment, faithfulness, and devotion towards someone or something

Ex: Her loyalty to her friends is unquestionable. 
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victory
victory
[noun]

the success that is achieved in a competition, game, war, etc.

Ex: The team celebrated its victory. 
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defeat
defeat
[noun]

the state of having lost in a contest, war, competition, etc.

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garment
garment
[noun]

an item of clothing that is worn on the body, including various types of clothing such as shirts, pants, dresses, etc.

Ex: The designer created a stunning garment that was the highlight of the fashion show. 
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practical
practical
[Adjective]

having a design or use that effectively serves a specific need

Ex: She wore practical shoes for the long hike. 
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itchy
itchy
[Adjective]

causing an annoying feeling on the skin that makes a person want to scratch it

Ex: The mosquito bites left itchy red spots. 
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synthetic
synthetic
[Adjective]

produced artificially, typically based on its natural version

Ex: Synthetic fabrics like polyester are created through chemical processes rather than being directly sourced from plants or animals. 
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polyester
polyester
[noun]

a synthetic fiber that is quick to dry and is widely used in textile industry

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lightweight
lightweight
[Adjective]

having little weight or mass, making it easy to carry or move

Ex: The suitcase was lightweight, perfect for traveling long distances. 
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durable
durable
[Adjective]

able to resist wear, damage, or decay

Ex: The boots are durable and suitable for rough terrain. 
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to absorb
to absorb
[Verb]

to take in energy, liquid, etc.

Ex: Plants absorb sunlight to produce energy through photosynthesis. 
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bold
bold
[Adjective]

causing strong visual impact through clarity, vividness, or intensity

Ex: Bold colors can bring energy and life to any space, making it feel more dynamic. 
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cyclist
cyclist
[noun]

someone who rides a bicycle

Ex: The cyclist pedaled quickly up the steep hill. 
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excellence

the quality of being extremely good in a particular field or activity

Ex: The university is known for its excellence in research. 
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endurance
endurance
[noun]

the ability of something to last a long time and resist damage

Ex: The durability of the materials used in the construction ensures the building's endurance over time. 
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iconic
iconic
[Adjective]

widely recognized and regarded as a symbol of a particular time, place, or culture

Ex: He gave an iconic performance that will be remembered for years. 
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nostalgia
nostalgia
[noun]

a warm and wistful emotion of longing or missing past experiences and cherished memories

Ex: The smell of freshly baked cookies filled her with nostalgia for her grandmother's kitchen. 
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cultural
cultural
[Adjective]

involving a society's customs, traditions, beliefs, and other related matters

Ex: The museum features exhibits showcasing various cultural artifacts from around the world. 
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fashion statement

something unusual or new owned or worn to attract attention to oneself

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to [jump|climb|get] on the bandwagon

to attempt to become popular or successful by doing something that is becoming fashionable

Ex: Every brand is jumping on the bandwagon and launching an AI tool. 
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racial
racial
[Adjective]

related to the way humankind is sometimes divided into, which is based on physical attributes or shared ancestry

Ex: Racial discrimination is a serious issue that affects many communities. 
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injustice
injustice
[noun]

a behavior or treatment that is unjust and unfair

Ex: The community rallied together to protest against the injustice of racial discrimination. 
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to cheer
to cheer
[Verb]

to encourage or show support or praise for someone by shouting

Ex: The fans cheer loudly during the soccer match. 
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stand
stand
[noun]

an area where spectators sit or stand to watch the game

Ex: The fans filled the stands to cheer for their team. 
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to [wear|have] {one's} heart on {one's} sleeve

to make no effort to hide one's true feelings and intentions

Ex: She wears her heart on her sleeve and is always quick to show her excitement and joy. 
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to evolve
to evolve
[Verb]

to develop from a simple form to a more complex or sophisticated one over an extended period

Ex: The Internet has evolved from a basic communication tool to a complex network of information. 
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to [gain] ground

to achieve more success or popularity

Ex: The company is starting to gain ground in the market. 
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to [serve] a purpose

to fulfill a specific function or role, often in a way that is useful or meaningful

Ex: A good tool should serve a purpose and make tasks easier to accomplish. 
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to identify

to be able to say who or what someone or something is

Ex: The detective easily identifies the suspect from the security footage. 
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commentator

a person who provides live commentary on a sports event, performance, or broadcast

Ex: The commentator described every move in the football match. 
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norm
norm
[noun]

a standard or expectation that guides behavior within a group or society

Ex: She challenged the norm by choosing a nontraditional career path. 
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drawback
drawback
[noun]

a disadvantage or the feature of a situation that makes it unacceptable

Ex: The main drawback of working from home is the lack of social interaction. 
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to [be] cut out for {sth}

to have all the necessary qualities that makes one suitable for a particular job, role, etc.

Ex: From a young age, it was clear that she was cut out for a career in music, as her talent and passion were evident. 
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to stand out

to be prominent and easily noticeable

Ex: The glowing neon sign made the cafe stand out among the other businesses on the street. 
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pinstripe
pinstripe
[noun]

a very thin light stripe printed on a dark fabric

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to [rise] to the (occasion|challenge)

to demonstrate one's ability in surpassing obstacles and dealing with difficult situations

Ex: When the manager quit suddenly, Maya rose to the occasion and led the team. 
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jersey
jersey
[noun]

a shirt that is worn by a person in a sports team

Ex: She bought a new jersey to support her favorite basketball team. 
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to [strike] gold

to have great success with something, particularly something that brings one a lot of money

Ex: The company struck gold with its new phone app. 
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legendary
legendary
[Adjective]

very well-known and admired

Ex: The actor gave a legendary performance that will be remembered for generations to come. 
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attire
attire
[noun]

the clothes that someone is wearing for a special occasion

Ex: The wedding invitation requested that all guests wear formal attire to the ceremony. 
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significant
significant
[Adjective]

important or great enough to be noticed or have an impact

Ex: The discovery of the ancient artifact was significant for understanding the region's history. 
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triumph
triumph
[noun]

a great victory, success, or achievement gained through struggle

Ex: The team's triumph in the championship game was celebrated by fans all across the city. 
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collectible

an item that is valued and sought after by collectors, often because of rarity or special significance

Ex: The rare baseball card is considered a collectible. 
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era
era
[noun]

a phase in life or culture marked by specific interests, priorities, or trends

Ex: He's in his gamer era lately, playing all day. 
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to [go] the extra mile

to try harder than what is expected

Ex: She always goes the extra mile for her clients. 
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auction
auction
[noun]

a public sale in which goods or properties are sold to the person who bids higher

Ex: The painting was sold at an auction for a record-breaking price. 
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die-hard
die-hard
[Adjective]

tradition-bound and obstinately opinionated

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exhibition

a public event at which paintings, photographs, or other things are shown

Ex: The art museum's latest exhibition features works by contemporary artists from around the world. 
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unknowingly
unknowingly
[Adverb]

in a way that occurs without someone being aware of it

Ex: He unknowingly walked past the person he had been searching for. 
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to retire
to retire
[Verb]

to remove something from regular use or operation

Ex: The airline retired its oldest planes after decades of service. 
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police brutality

the use of excessive or unnecessary force by police officers, often causing harm or violating people's rights

Ex: The protest was sparked by a case of police brutality. 
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