threshold
nounA point or level at which something begins or changes; also the entrance to a place.
Point of beginning or change
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Clear all filtersA point or level at which something begins or changes; also the entrance to a place.
Point of beginning or change
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To grow strongly or develop successfully.
The stability of a plan or preference as time passes, when relevant information and outcomes otherwise remain unchanged.
The quality of occurring or being completed at an appropriate or useful time.
Showing fearfulness or a lack of confidence.
A prolonged, angry outburst of criticism.
A large or substantial book, especially a scholarly one.
A state of inactivity, sluggishness, or reduced responsiveness.
Full of twists or complicated turns.
A standard used to judge the quality or validity of something.
Easy to guide, manage, teach, or deal with.
A condition of calm and peacefulness.
To go beyond an ordinary boundary, limit, or expectation.
Going beyond ordinary limits or surpassing usual experience.
To make a written copy of speech or other material.
An act that violates a rule, law, or moral boundary.
Lasting only a short time.
Connected with a change from one condition, stage, or system to another.
Lasting only a short time; passing.
To happen, or to become known after having been unclear.
Happen
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An exchange or rearrangement of positions or order.
A badly distorted or absurd imitation of something worthy.
Disloyal or deceptive; also dangerously unreliable or difficult to navigate.
Disloyal or deceitful
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Anxiety or fear about what may happen.
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