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To be completely full, so that no more can be added; used in chemistry, economics, and general contexts.

The relationship between an event (the cause) and a second event (the effect), where the second event is understood as a physical consequence of the first.

To become weaker or less intense; to reduce the strength or power of something.

Being exact and accurate in every detail. Often used for measurements, calculations, or descriptions.

Any living thing, or the study of living organisms. Basic term for IELTS biology-related reading passages.

To spread out or scatter over a wide area; often used for ideas, diseases, gases, or information.

The path or track followed by a moving object, or figuratively, the course of development of an event or person's life.

To combine different parts or elements into a whole; or the resulting set of combined items.

To combine different parts or substances into a single whole; specifically in science, to produce a substance by chemical reaction or artificial means.

To test or detect the presence, quality, or condition of something using scientific methods or equipment. Often used in medicine, environmental science, and technology.