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account
word A2a record for money or online access; also an explanation of events a record of money received and paid out; a report or description of an event a record or statement of financial expenditure or receipts; a report or description of an event or experience
↗account for
phrasal verb C1To provide an explanation or reason for a result, or to represent a specific portion; to explain the cause of something, or to constitute a particular portion of a whole
↗accountability
word B2the fact or condition of being accountable; responsibility for actions and decisions; the fact or condition of being accountable; responsibility The fact or condition of being accountable; responsibility. the state of being responsible and answerable for actions or decisions the fact of being responsible for something; The fact or condition of being accountable; responsibility. the state of being responsible and answerable for actions or decisions the fact of being responsible for something
↗accountable
word C1required or expected to justify actions or decisions; responsible
↗accountable for
phraseRequired or expected to justify actions, decisions, or results; held responsible for outcomes
↗accreditation
word C1The official authorization, recognition, or certification given to an institution meeting official standards.
↗accretion
word C2growth or increase by the gradual accumulation of additional layers or matter
↗accrue
word C1to accumulate or receive payments, benefits, or interest over time
↗accumulate experience
phraseTo gradually gather practical wisdom, match knowledge, and refined skills over a period of time
↗accumulation
word B2The acquisition or gradual gathering and building up of something over time.
↗accuracy
word B1The quality or state of being correct, precise, or exact.; the quality of being correct or precise; exactness the quality or state of being correct or precise
↗accurate
word B1correct, exact, and without any mistakes Free from errors; correct and precise.; correct, exact, and without mistakes correct, exact, and without any mistakes Free from errors; correct and precise.
↗Accurately
word B2in an exact way, without any mistakes; precisely; correctly
↗accuse
word B1to claim that someone has done something wrong, illegal, or dishonest
↗Accuse of
phraseTo claim, assert, or charge that someone is guilty of a fault, misdeed, or breach of rules
↗accuse someone of
phraseTo directly point out a specific person as being responsible for a particular error or infraction
↗Accuse Someone of Something
phraseTo make a distinct formal or informal allegation attributing a specific wrongdoing to an individual
↗accustom
word A1to make yourself familiar with new conditions to make someone familiar with something through regular experience or use
↗Accustomed to
phraseHabituated, familiar with, or adapted to a particular mental state, mindfulness discipline, or peaceful environment
↗Ace a test
phraseto get an exceptionally high score, achieve top marks, or succeed brilliantly on an examination
↗Ace in the Hole
idiomA hidden advantage, powerful resource, or secret plan kept in reserve until needed
↗Ace up the Sleeve
idiomA secret strategy or concealed advantage held in reserve to turn things in one's favor
↗ache
word B2a continuous or prolonged dull pain in a part of one's body
↗Ache for
phrasal verbTo feel an intense desire or deep nostalgic craving for something
↗achieve
word A2to succeed in reaching a goal after effort to successfully bring about or reach a desired goal or result
↗Achieve Equilibrium
phraseTo attain a stable, harmonious state of emotional balance, mental tranquility, and composure
↗Achieve One's Dreams
phraseTo realize one's deepest personal aspirations through emotional grit, focus, and sustained mental clarity
↗Achieve One's Purpose
phraseTo fulfill one's core calling, life mission, and meaningful existential path through self-awareness
↗achieve success
phraseTo accomplish meaningful goals and holistic fulfillment without compromising psychological well-being
↗Achieve Victory
phraseTo conquer inner turmoil, overcome depressive episodes, and triumph over negative thought cycles
↗achievement
word B1something good or difficult that you succeed in doing Something that has been successfully completed or accomplished through effort or skill.; Something that has been successfully completed or accomplished through effort or skill.
↗Achilles' Heel
idiomA vulnerable spot or critical weakness in an otherwise strong or seemingly invulnerable person or system
↗acid
word B2a chemical substance with a sour taste that can dissolve metals or neutralize alkalis a chemical substance that reacts with bases and has a sour taste
↗acid test
idiomA decisive and severe test that proves the true value, strength, or integrity of someone or something
↗acknowledge
word B1to accept or admit the truth or existence of something; also to confirm receipt of something
↗Acknowledge Doing
phraseTo candidly admit and accept having performed specific behaviors or adopted unhealthy coping habits
↗Acquainted with
phraseHaving deep, mindful familiarity with one's psychological triggers, inner emotions, or calming practices
↗acquire
word B1to get or gain something, especially through effort, learning, or purchase; to develop a skill
↗acquisition
word B2the act of acquiring or obtaining something, especially skills, knowledge, or assets; or an asset or company obtained
↗across
word A2from one side to the other; on the other side of something from one side to the other side of something; in every part of a place From one side to the other side of something.
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