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To condense, aggregate, or unify. It describes the process of scattered parts coming together to form a powerful whole, often used for spirit, strength, or consensus.

The activity of spending time when you are not working with friends or other people for enjoyment.

The act of giving money, food, or help to people who are poor, sick, or in need; also refers to organizations that perform this work.

To provide for the elderly or to live out one's life in retirement. It covers the social and financial systems for supporting old age.

Full of people or things that there is very little room for movement; crowded.

To use more of something than is necessary or to use it in a way that does not produce the best results. Common in discussions on resources and efficiency.

To reveal or expose something hidden, often something illegal, dishonest, or scandalous.

To make something stand out or become more prominent; to highlight a problem or characteristic.

To make something better or to improve a situation that was previously unsatisfactory.

To take on or accept a duty, responsibility, or financial cost. It is frequently used in academic contexts regarding social obligations or project roles.