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to think about or prepare for something ahead of time, predict

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anticipate

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To think about or prepare for something ahead of time, predict

Anticipate

To divide among people or to give out, dispense

Distribute

To promote, help, or support, stimulate

Encourage

Full of life, action, or power, vigorous

Energetic

Weak in health or in body, fragile

Frail

A high point of success or abundance, pinnacle, acme, zenith, peak

Heyday

An invented story or idea, legend

Myth

To make pure; to improve, to perfect

Refine

Value in doing something, rewarding

Worthwhile

To change or make different, modify

Alter

To study something carefully, to separate into parts to study, examine

Analyze

Something from a long time ago, very old, old

Ancient

A slight bother, disturbing to a person, bothersome

Annoying

Modern, up-to-date, current; a person living at the same time as another person

Contemporary

To discover, find out, determine

Ascertain

To follow established rules or patterns of behavior, adapt

Conform

To make rich, to make something of greater value, enhance

Enrich

To make stronger in feeling or quality, heighten

Intensify

Difficult or painful to experience, not able to accept different ways of thought or behavior, unbearable

Intolerable

Continuing, current

Ongoing

An ability, happening, or opportunity that has not occurred or been developed

Potential

To suggest or plan to do something

Propose

To give back or bring back something, to return to the original condition, revitalize

Restore

A fundamental element or principal part of something, essential

Staple

To be in a disordered, disturbed, or unstable condition, chaotic

Turbulent

Of great importance, full of life, indispensable

Vital

Continuous, refusing to give up, firm in action or decision, constant

Persistent

Quick, without warning, sudden

Abrupt

Allowable or satisfactory, permissible

Acceptable

Enthusiastic approval, applause, praise

Acclaim

Being in existence, real or factual, truly

Actually

Displeasing, objectionable, or bad; unfavorable

Adverse

A recommendation given by someone not associated with the problem or situation, suggestion

Advice

Calling attention to, pleasing, creating interest, pretty, appealing

Attractive

By itself, with no association, independent

Autonomous

Always present, continual, constant

Chronic

The act of disagreeing, not giving approval, objection

Disapproval

Causing confusion and interruption, disturbing

Disruptive

Having no order or pattern, by chance, arbitrarily, carelessly

Haphazardly

To or in another country, overseas, internationally

Abroad

To change to a later time, to delay, reschedule

Postpone

Producing a desired result based on truths or facts, convincing

Valid

To remove, take out, or take back, extract

Withdraw

Something that may help one to be successful or to gain something, benefit

Advantage

The coming or appearance of something, arrival

Advent

Able to move in a quick and easy way, nimble

Agile

In spite of the facts, regardless of the fact, although

Albeit

Attractive or interesting, alluring

Appealing

Acclaimed, well-known and popular, renowned

Celebrated

To go around, avoid, eschew, evade

Circumvent

To hit an object against another with violent force, to be in opposition, crash

Collide