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Verb: To  \nhide or make unclear.  \nirrelevant adjective Not related or important to the topic.  \nillustrate verb To explain something using examples or pictures.  \nintention noun A plan or aim; what someone means to do.  \nrelevance noun How closely something is related to the topic.  \ngenre noun A category or type (like of books, movies, or  \nmusic) .  \narticulate verb / adjective Verb: To speak clearly. Adj: Able to express  \nideas clearly.  \nclarify verb To make something easier to understand.  \ndeter verb To stop someone from doing something by  \nmaking them afraid or unsure.  \nperspective noun A point of view or way of looking at something.  \nspontaneous adjective Done suddenly without planning.  \nsummarize verb To give a short version with only the main points.  \nparaphrase verb/noun Verb: To restate in your own words. Noun: A  \nrewording of something.  \ncontext noun The background or setting of an idea or event.  \nsignificance noun The importance or meaning of something.  \ntransition noun/verb Noun: A change or move from one thing to  \nanother. Verb: To move from one stage or idea to another.  \nrevise verb To change or improve something.  \ndifferentiate verb To show how things are different.  \ninterpret verb To explain the meaning of something.  \nemphasis noun Special importance or focus placed on  \nsomething.  \nmotivation noun The reason why someone does something.  \nanalogy noun A comparison showing how two things are alike  \nin some way.  \nfigurative adjective Using words in a creative or non-literal way.  \nconflict noun/verb Noun: A struggle between opposing forces.  \nVerb: To disagree or clash.  \ncoherence noun The quality of being clear and logical.  \nvalidity noun The truth or soundness of something.  \nobjective noun/adjective Noun: A goal. 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