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Key Casual Bottoms Vocabulary
staple
staple
[noun]

an essential item that is regularly used or needed

Ex: Rice is a staple in many Asian diets. 
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terrain
terrain
[noun]

an area of land, particularly in reference to its physical or natural features

Ex: The rugged terrain of the mountainous region posed a significant challenge for the hikers, requiring careful navigation and endurance. 
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legging
legging
[noun]

a tight-fitting, stretchy garment that covers the legs, typically worn for exercise, casual wear, or layering

Ex: She wore comfortable leggings for her yoga class. 
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barbaric
barbaric
[Adjective]

(of actions, conditions, etc.) savagely cruel, brutal, or uncivilized

Ex: The regime’s barbaric treatment of prisoners shocked the world. 
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velvet
velvet
[noun]

a cloth with a smooth and thick surface, typically made of cotton or silk

Ex: The curtains were made of rich velvet, adding a touch of luxury to the room. 
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embroidery

the activity of sewing decorative patterns onto a piece of clothing

Ex: She spent hours perfecting her embroidery skills, creating intricate floral designs on a linen tablecloth. 
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lace
lace
[noun]

a delicate cotton or silky cloth made by weaving or knitting threads in an open web-like pattern

Ex: She adorned her wedding gown with beautiful lace, giving it a timeless and elegant look. 
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stocking
stocking
[noun]

a tight-fitting women's garment made of nylon or silk, covering the foot and leg, sometimes held up by suspenders

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mass production

large-scale, standardized manufacturing for efficient production of identical items

Ex: Mass production revolutionized the manufacturing of consumer goods, making them more affordable for the general population. 
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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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to [make] {one's} mark

to become noticed or well-known by doing something, particularly something unusual or impressive

Ex: She made her mark in the fashion industry at a young age. 
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to wonder
to wonder
[Verb]

to want to know about something particular

Ex: I often wonder what life would be like in a different time period. 
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fascinating
fascinating
[Adjective]

extremely interesting or captivating

Ex: The history of ancient civilizations is endlessly fascinating to archaeologists. 
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twist
twist
[noun]

an unexpected turn in the course of events

Ex: The novel's plot contained a surprising twist that left readers stunned. 
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to date back

to have origins or existence that extends to a specific earlier time

Ex: The ancient ruins in the valley date back to the time of the Roman Empire. 
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at the time
at the time
[Adverb]

during a specific period in the past

Ex: The building was revolutionary for its design at the time, changing architectural trends. 
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means
means
[noun]

an instrument or method used to achieve a specific end or goal

Ex: Education is often seen as a means to improve one's socioeconomic status. 
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rough
rough
[Adjective]

having an uneven or jagged texture

Ex: His hands were calloused and rough from years of manual labor. 
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element
element
[noun]

the natural conditions or environment most suitable for a plant or animal

Ex: Tropical plants thrive in warm, humid elements. 
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interestingly

in a way that arouses one's curiosity or attention

Ex: Interestingly, the ancient civilization had advanced knowledge of astronomy, as revealed by their complex calendar systems. 
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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 expand
to expand
[Verb]

to become something greater in quantity, importance, or size

Ex: The company's operations expanded rapidly, opening new branches in multiple cities. 
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empire
empire
[noun]

a territory governed by an emperor or empress, under imperial authority

Ex: The emperor expanded his empire across three continents. 
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to encounter

to come across or meet someone or something, often unexpectedly or by accident

Ex: While hiking in the woods, we encountered a group of deer grazing peacefully. 
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tribe
tribe
[noun]

a social group united by shared ancestry, culture, or customs

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loose-fitting
loose-fitting
[Adjective]

(of clothing) large, comfortable, and not fitting the body closely

Ex: Loose-fitting clothes are more comfortable for exercising. 
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knight
knight
[noun]

(in the Middle Ages) a man of high social rank, wearing armor and riding a horse, who is loyal to his king

Ex: The knight rode into battle with his sword raised high. 
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craftsman
craftsman
[noun]

a skilled professional who creates items by hand, often using traditional methods and techniques

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to [pay] attention

to concentrate or focus on a particular task or subject

Ex: Please pay attention during the lecture to understand the material. 
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to show off

to proudly display the positive qualities or attributes of something in order to showcase its best features

Ex: She showed the newly designed website off during the meeting. 
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status
status
[noun]

someone or something's professional or social position relative to that of others

Ex: Her status as a respected scientist was well-deserved. 
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silk
silk
[noun]

a type of smooth soft fabric made from the threads that silkworms produce

Ex: She draped a silk scarf around her neck, enjoying the cool, smooth texture against her skin. 
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to decorate

to add beautiful things to something in order to make it look more attractive

Ex: During the holiday season, people decorate their homes with colorful lights, wreaths, and ornaments. 
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knee-length
knee-length
[Adjective]

extending to the knee

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fashionable
fashionable
[Adjective]

popular and considered stylish or trendy at a particular time

Ex: The new sneakers are so fashionable, everyone at school is wearing them. 
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nobleman
nobleman
[noun]

a man who belongs to the aristocracy, holding a hereditary title and often possessing significant social, political, and economic influence

Ex: The nobleman attended the royal court, advising the king on matters of state. 
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extravagant
extravagant
[Adjective]

costing a lot of money, more than the necessary or affordable amount

Ex: She threw an extravagant birthday party with live music and gourmet catering. 
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to bring about

to be the reason for a specific incident or result

Ex: The negotiations brought about a resolution to the conflict. 
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shift
shift
[noun]

a significant change in the nature or quality of something

Ex: The policy shift improved the company's working conditions. 
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demand
demand
[noun]

costumer's need or desire for specific goods or services

Ex: The demand for electric vehicles has been steadily increasing as consumers seek more sustainable transportation options. 
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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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go-to
go-to
[Adjective]

always relied on or preferred for a particular need or situation

Ex: The café is my go-to spot for coffee and pastries. 
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to withstand

to resist or endure the force, pressure, or challenges imposed upon oneself

Ex: The sturdy structure of the building can withstand strong winds and earthquakes. 
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wear and tear

the gradual damage or deterioration that occurs to an object or property as a result of normal use or aging

Ex: In addition, road conditions were very poor, which led to greater wear and tear. 
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custom-made
custom-made
[Adjective]

designed and made to meet the needs of a particular individual

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affordable
affordable
[Adjective]

having a price that a person can pay without experiencing financial difficulties

Ex: The new housing development offers affordable apartments for low-income families. 
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average
average
[Adjective]

lacking special features or remarkable traits

Ex: His skills were average, doing just enough to get by. 
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to undergo

to experience or endure a process, change, or event

Ex: The patient had to undergo surgery to address the medical condition. 
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primarily
primarily
[Adverb]

with a focus on the main aspects of a thing, situation, or person

Ex: The company's decision-making process is primarily focused on customer satisfaction. 
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to popularize

to make something widely known and accepted by the general public, often by adjusting it to fit popular preferences or trends

Ex: The musician aimed to popularize their music by creating catchy and relatable songs. 
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regardless of
regardless of
[preposition]

without taking into consideration or being influenced by a particular factor or condition

Ex: I'll be there tomorrow regardless of the weather. 
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chino
chino
[noun]

a durable cotton twill fabric, often used for trousers

Ex: He paired his chino trousers with a crisp white shirt for a smart-casual look. 
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cargo pants

casual loose pants with pockets at the sides

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to [fly] by the seat of {one's} pants

to do something by solely relying on one's instincts, due to a lack of proper knowledge or experience

Ex: I had never managed a team before, so I was flying by the seat of my pants. 
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to [wear] the trousers

to be the one who makes important decisions and fully controls a relationship or family

Ex: In their marriage, she clearly wears the trousers. 
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mischievous
mischievous
[Adjective]

enjoying causing trouble or playfully misbehaving, often in a harmless way

Ex: The mischievous child hid his sister's toys to surprise her. 
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whimsical
whimsical
[Adjective]

playful and unusual, often with a touch of humor or imagination

Ex: The artist's paintings are known for their whimsical characters and vibrant colors. 
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to [raise] awareness

to increase knowledge or understanding about a particular issue, cause, or topic

Ex: The organization's campaign aims to raise awareness about the importance of mental health. 
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incredible
incredible
[Adjective]

too strange and impossible to believe

Ex: His story of surviving the wilderness for months was simply incredible. 
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charity
charity
[noun]

an organization that helps those in need by giving them money, food, etc.

Ex: The charity organized a fundraiser to support homeless shelters. 
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innovation

a method, product, way of doing something, etc. that is newly introduced

Ex: Innovation drives progress in every industry. 
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charity
charity
[noun]

an organization that helps those in need by giving them money, food, etc.

Ex: The charity organized a fundraiser to support homeless shelters. 
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