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To form, compose, or organize something by putting various parts or elements together. Used for describing structures of groups, books, or substances.

Being in a state of balance, unlikely to change or fail; consistent and reliable.

Relating to the whole of something; overall or general rather than specific.

To show or provide a good reason for an action or belief, especially one that might otherwise be criticized.

A particular part or feature of something; an aspect or side of a situation or object.

To supplement or complement something to make it complete or to fix its shortcomings.

A way of dealing with a situation or problem; or the act of coming near to someone or something in distance or time.

To put a limit on the amount, size, or range of something; to restrict access or activity.

To arrange or organize objects, data, or ideas into groups or categories based on shared characteristics.

A specific way of doing something, often following a certain pattern or rule. It is used to describe methodologies or systems.