To grasp something offered or acknowledge its presence.

An idea or mental image that helps us understand something.

The act of misleading someone by presenting false information.

A situation where a species no longer exists anywhere on Earth.

To be open and willing to receive new ideas or suggestions.

To involve oneself or take in substances through eating or drinking.

An object that is thrown or propelled, especially in a ballistic manner.

To communicate with someone by delivering information or views on a subject.

To make something grow or develop, especially by nurturing it over time.

A significant disagreement or refusal to accept something, often in a formal context.

To engage in the act of stopping or seizing something in motion.

To make someone believe something that is not true, often by misleading them.

A chemical or biological agent that makes something unclean or impure.

A repeated occurrence or rate of something happening over time.

The path followed by a projectile or an object in motion, especially under the influence of gravity.

A document that serves as proof of a transaction, often detailing a purchase or payment.

A sum of money sent as a payment, often to support someone at a distance.

To remove or evade something or someone, often in a clever way.

To organize or arrange different elements so they work together effectively.

A person who is recognized as a member of a particular country or community, entitled to its rights and privileges.

A physical movement or action used to express something, often with the hands or body.

An idea or theory formed based on incomplete information, often requiring further investigation.

Something that seems misleading or intends to deceive; not what it appears to be.

A situation that is regarded as satisfactory or permissible.

A notion or idea that helps to form a view of the world or a specific topic.

A signal or movement used to convey information or express an idea.

The state of being no longer in existence, often a concern for species and ecosystems.

An action of sending goods or services to another country for sale.

A way of considering or thinking about something, especially in terms of its properties and characteristics.

To take in something, such as food or information, through the mouth for digestion or understanding.

The act of tricking or misleading someone.

To make something grow or develop, often by providing care or cultivation.

To avoid or escape from a situation or danger.

A person who is a member of a community or country, typically having rights and responsibilities.

A statement or explanation that offers opinions or interpretations about a topic.

The action of providing funds or resources to someone, often as a payment sent across distance.

A path followed by an object moving through space, especially a thrown object like a projectile.

The act of watering, nurturing, or encouraging plants or ideas to grow.

To involve someone in a disagreement or conflict; to express feelings of disagreement.

To prevent something from being seen or known; to obstruct or block.

A process through which something becomes no longer in existence, particularly regarding a species of animal or plant.

To trick someone into believing something that is not true, often for personal gain.

A term for a theory or guess based on limited information, often used in scientific contexts.

A sum of money sent from one person to another, often across countries, typically for support or payment.

The act of taking action, especially in response to a situation or as a means of communication.

The act of preventing someone from achieving their goals or escaping a situation.

A system of managing or organizing different activities or people to achieve a goal effectively.

The process of introducing harmful substances into an environment, making it unsafe or unclean.

A person who legally belongs to a particular country and has the rights and responsibilities of that country.

The path that an object takes as it moves through space, often influenced by gravity.