تَجَاوُب

To ask for information from someone; to inquire.

A statement that represents something as better or worse than it really is; overstatement.

The meaning, significance, or indication of something; the act of pointing out or guiding.

A follow-up comment, remark, or critique added after a statement or event. It is often used in academic discussions or news reporting.

Marked by seriousness, dignity, and sound judgment; also used to describe language that is formal, precise, and authoritative. Important for evaluating the tone of a reading passage.

The action of making something shorter, or a shortened form of a word or phrase.

A particular condition, way of thinking, or set of circumstances; or a place where something stops (like a bus stop).

The methods or tools used to achieve something or to communicate information.

A lack of clarity or a situation where something can be understood in more than one way, leading to confusion.

Able to make someone believe something or do something through reasoning or argument. Persuasive.