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Key Casual Bottoms Vocabulary
workwear
workwear
[noun]

clothing designed for practical use in a work environment, often durable and suited to specific tasks or industries

Ex: The factory requires employees to wear protective workwear for safety. 
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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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immigrant
immigrant
[noun]

someone who comes to live in a foreign country

Ex: The government introduced a new policy to support immigrants integrating into the community. 
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gold rush
gold rush
[noun]

a period of rapid movement of people to a region where gold has been discovered, often leading to economic growth and social change

Ex: The California gold rush of 1849 attracted thousands of prospectors in search of fortune. 
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miner
miner
[noun]

a person who works in a mine, extracting minerals, coal, or other valuable materials from the earth

Ex: Many miners suffer from lung diseases due to dust exposure. 
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to reinforce

to strengthen a substance or structure, particularly by adding extra material to it

Ex: The builder decided to reinforce the foundation of the house by adding additional support beams. 
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to patent
to patent
[Verb]

to officially grant legal rights for an invention, innovation, or process

Ex: The patent office patented the new solar panel design after reviewing the application. 
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denim
denim
[noun]

strong cotton cloth that is usually blue in color, particularly used in making jeans

Ex: She wore her favorite denim jeans, which had a perfectly worn-in feel and fit. 
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indigo
indigo
[Adjective]

having a rich color between dark blue and purple

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to dye
to dye
[Verb]

to change the color of something using a liquid substance

Ex: She decided to dye her white shirt pink. 
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durability

the ability of an object or material to withstand wear, pressure, or damage over time, without significant deterioration

Ex: The durability of the new smartphone was tested through rigorous drop and impact tests. 
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individuality

the unique personality of a person, seen as a consistent trait or identity

Ex: Over time, he discovered his true individuality and gained confidence in himself. 
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counterculture

a social and cultural movement that emerges in opposition to prevailing mainstream norms, values, and practices

Ex: The Beat Generation of the 1950s and 1960s is considered a counterculture movement, rejecting conventional norms through literature, art, and lifestyle. 
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bell-bottoms

a type of pants that are quite wide below the knee

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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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vintage
vintage
[Adjective]

(of things) old but highly valued for the quality, excellent condition, or timeless design

Ex: The vintage car, restored to its former glory, exemplified the craftsmanship of classic automobiles. 
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sustainable
sustainable
[Adjective]

using natural resources in a way that causes no harm to the environment

Ex: The farm practices sustainable agriculture. 
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defiance
defiance
[noun]

a behavior in which one disobeys someone or something in a bold manner

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hippie
hippie
[Adjective]

(of clothing or costume) Colorful, loose, and relaxed in style, often with tie-dye, fringe, beads, and floral or nature-inspired patterns, typical of the 1960s–70s counterculture

Ex: She wore a hippie dress with flowing sleeves and vibrant tie-dye colors. 
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sturdy
sturdy
[Adjective]

strongly built or solid in nature

Ex: The sturdy table was made from solid oak, ensuring it would last for generations. 
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wardrobe
wardrobe
[noun]

a piece of furniture that is large and is used for hanging and storing clothes

Ex: She hung her dresses neatly inside the spacious wardrobe. 
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background

the details about someone's family, experience, education, etc.

Ex: During the interview, they asked about my educational background. 
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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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journey
journey
[noun]

a process of change or development that happens over time

Ex: The journey to success requires hard work and patience. 
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humble
humble
[Adjective]

behaving in a way that shows the lack of pride or sense of superiority over others

Ex: He's a humble person, never boasting about his achievements and always treating others with kindness. 
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to settle
to settle
[Verb]

to go and reside in a place as a permanent home

Ex: After years of traveling, they decided to settle in a quiet village in the countryside. 
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goods
goods
[noun]

items made or produced for sale

Ex: The store offers a wide range of goods, from fresh produce to handmade crafts. 
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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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condition
condition
[noun]

the state of something at a particular time

Ex: He checked the condition of the tires before the long road trip. 
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to team up

to join or collaborate with others as a team to work towards a shared purpose

Ex: Scientists team up to conduct groundbreaking research. 
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rivet
rivet
[noun]

a permanent fastener with a head on one end and a deformable shaft that forms a second head when joining materials together

Ex: The aircraft's fuselage was assembled using thousands of rivets to ensure a strong and durable connection between the metal panels. 
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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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to tear
to tear
[Verb]

to forcibly pull something apart into pieces

Ex: In frustration, he started to tear the paper into small pieces. 
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distinctive
distinctive
[Adjective]

possessing a quality that is noticeable and different

Ex: Her distinctive laugh could be heard from across the room, making her easily recognizable in a crowd. 
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due to
due to
[preposition]

as a result of a specific cause or reason

Ex: The flight delay was due to heavy fog at the airport. 
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leather
leather
[noun]

strong material made from animal skin and used for making clothes, bags, shoes, etc.

Ex: He decided to invest in a high-quality leather jacket that would last for years and only get better with age. 
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rebellious
rebellious
[Adjective]

(of a person) resistant to authority or control, often challenging established norms or rules

Ex: The rebellious teenager frequently clashed with their parents over curfews and household rules. 
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to solidify

to make something solid, stable, or firm

Ex: The chef solidified the sauce by adding a thickening agent, ensuring it would cling to the pasta. 
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as a result
as a result
[Adverb]

used to indicate the outcome of a preceding action or situation

Ex: He worked hard on his studies, and as a result, he achieved top grades in the class. 
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conservative
conservative
[Adjective]

supporting traditional values and beliefs and not willing to accept any contradictory change

Ex: She was raised in a conservative household where adherence to tradition was strongly emphasized. 
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mainstream
mainstream
[Adjective]

widely accepted or popular among the general public

Ex: The band's latest album was a mainstream success, topping the charts for weeks. 
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to take on

to adopt a particular quality or appearance

Ex: The room began to take on a cozy atmosphere with the addition of soft lighting. 
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flared
flared
[Adjective]

(especially of clothes) having a shape that slightly widens toward the bottom

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patch
patch
[noun]

a piece of cloth used as decoration or to mend or cover a hole

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glamorous
glamorous
[Adjective]

stylish, attractive, and often associated with luxury or sophistication

Ex: She looked absolutely glamorous in her evening gown and sparkling jewelry. 
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designer
designer
[Adjective]

made with sophistication and style by a renowned fashion designer, often indicating high-end craftsmanship and unique, stylish details

Ex: She wore a designer dress to the gala, turning heads with its elegance. 
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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 transcend

to go beyond a particular limit, quality, or standard, often in an exceptional way

Ex: His achievements in the field of science are likely to transcend those of his predecessors. 
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boundary
boundary
[noun]

a limit that defines distinctions or separations between particular elements, such as ideas, cultures, or rules

Ex: Setting clear boundaries is essential for maintaining healthy relationships and respecting individual autonomy. 
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countless
countless
[Adjective]

so numerous that it cannot be easily counted or quantified

Ex: The night sky was filled with countless stars. 
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skinny
skinny
[Adjective]

close-fitting and very tight

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high-waisted
high-waisted
[Adjective]

designed with a waistband that sits above the natural waistline

Ex: She wore high-waisted jeans with a tucked-in blouse. 
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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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to cement
to cement
[Verb]

to make something such as an agreement, relationship, etc. stronger

Ex: The successful completion of the project helped to cement our partnership with the client. 
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alike
alike
[Adverb]

in a way that is similar

Ex: The two paintings look alike, with similar color schemes. 
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timeless
timeless
[Adjective]

remaining unaffected by the passage of time

Ex: Her style is elegant and timeless, never going out of fashion. 
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stone-washed
stone-washed
[Adjective]

treated with stones during washing to create a softer feel and a faded, worn appearance

Ex: He wore a stone-washed denim jacket from the 1990s. 
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acid-washed
acid-washed
[Adjective]

treated with chemicals to create a sharply faded or mottled appearance, especially in denim

Ex: She bought a pair of acid-washed jeans for the concert. 
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bootcut
bootcut
[Adjective]

designed with pant legs that widen slightly from the knee downward to fit over boots

Ex: She wore bootcut jeans with leather ankle boots. 
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straight-leg
straight-leg
[Adjective]

designed with pant legs that remain nearly the same width from the thigh to the ankle

Ex: He chose straight-leg jeans for a classic look. 
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