analysis
nounClose examination of parts, evidence, or relationships to understand a subject.
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adjectiveRequiring considerable effort or endurance.
Requiring sustained effort
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cessation
nounThe stopping or ending of an activity.
delinquent
adjectiveFailing to fulfill a duty or violating a rule or law.
dissolution
nounThe breaking up, ending, or disintegration of something.
felon
nounA person who has committed a felony, a category of serious crime.
impasse
nounA point where progress stops because agreement is impossible.
implode
verbTo collapse inward or undergo internal breakdown.
To collapse inward or undergo internal breakdown
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interlude
nounA brief intervening period or episode.
intermittent
adjectiveOccurring at intervals with pauses between.
malleable
adjectiveAble to be shaped or influenced without breaking or resisting strongly.
respite
nounA short period of rest or relief from something difficult.
rift
nounA split, gap, or serious disagreement.
Serious division
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triumph
verbTo achieve a significant success or prevail over a difficulty or opponent.
Achieve a victory
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unprecedented
adjectiveHaving no known previous example.
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