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To recognize or distinguish something by identifying its specific characteristics. It is used in scientific or data-heavy contexts to describe telling things apart.

A specific item or clause in a legal document, contract, or set of rules. It details particular conditions or requirements.

The progress or advancement of a task, project, or work. It refers to how much a job has moved forward.

To form a concept or idea out of something, or to represent something as a concept. It involves abstracting general principles from specific instances to create a structured understanding.

Relating to something that is less important than the main thing; secondary or subordinate. Often used to distinguish between primary and secondary causes or effects.

The act of getting a hint or coming up with a new idea from observing a specific phenomenon or situation. It refers to the origin of an idea or insight.

Being secondary or incidental to the main thing. It describes something that follows or accompanies a more important event or object.

Supporting or circumstantial evidence that helps to prove a fact indirectly. It is used when something serves as a testament to or proof of a certain situation.

The act of increasing and decreasing, or the amount of such changes. It is a combined term used to describe fluctuations in data.

To make something stand out or emphasize it so that it becomes prominent and noticeable.