削弱

To quote or refer to someone else's words or a passage from a text to support an argument.

Tight, rigorous, or closely-knit; often used to describe logic, security, or organization.

And even; even to the extent of. Used to show a progression from small to large, or from less important to more important.

Not direct; occurring through an intermediary or as a secondary result.

Positive or favorable; also refers to the front side of an object.

To calculate or deduce based on known conditions or laws; often used to describe simulations or logical reasoning through a complex problem.

To divide or partition something into distinct sections or categories according to a certain standard.

To state something again clearly and strongly to emphasize its importance or to ensure it is understood.

Generally recognized or universally accepted as being true, valid, or of a certain quality by the public or a specific group.

The state of being limited or having restrictions; the qualities that prevent someone or something from being as effective as they could be.