Vocabulary

3. To make use of something or someone for a particular purpose or task, especially by providing them with work or a job.
5. To make someone very angry or furious.
7. To solve or understand something complex or mysterious, or to untangle or clarify something that is knotted or confused.
8. Something that comes before the main part or event, often serving as an introduction or preparation.
9. To understand or grasp the meaning, significance, or nature of something.
10. A condition or problem that causes suffering, distress, or hardship, often referring to physical or mental illnesses.
11. Something that is unique or easily recognizable due to its special qualities or characteristics.
12. To show or display something for others to see, especially in a public setting like an art gallery, museum, or exhibition.
14. To change or alter something in terms of form, quality, or nature, often in a random or irregular manner.
15. Happening or developing slowly over a period of time, often in small or incremental steps.

1. Extremely serious or intense in nature, often referring to adverse conditions, punishments, or consequences.
2. The probability or chance of something happening or being true, often based on evidence or circumstances.
4. Something that is widespread or commonly occurring, often referring to ideas, conditions, or behaviors.
6. To be exceptionally good at something, to surpass others in achievement or performance.
10. To achieve or reach a goal, target, or desired outcome through effort, skill, or perseverance.
13. A period of time between events or actions, or a break or pause in an ongoing activity.