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The present time or the contemporary era; often used to contrast with the past or traditional ways.

The process of losing power, strength, or importance. A gradual decline in condition or prosperity.

The circumstances or conditions that surround a situation or event; also refers to the physical setting or the rear part of a scene.

Transition, change, or evolution; the process of something changing or developing over a long period of time.

To grow, develop, and be successful, especially in terms of wealth or culture.

To originate from or have its roots in a specific source, place, or time. Often used in academic contexts to explain the history of a concept or the origin of a biological species.

To resist, oppose, or withstand a force, influence, or authority. It can be used physically, socially, or scientifically (e.g., air resistance).

To remain, persist, or survive. It is often used to describe things from the past that still exist today, like customs or remnants.

To excavate a site or to discover hidden talent, resources, or information. In an academic sense, it is often used for archeology or finding new research topics.

Remains or ruins of an ancient building, city, or culture. Often used when discussing heritage and tourism.