reinforcement
nounStrengthening or support; in learning, a consequence that increases the likelihood of a behavior.
Added strength or support
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verbTo become less severe, resistant, or intense.
relinquish
verbTo give up possession, control, or a claim.
remission
nounThe cancellation, reduction, or suspension of a penalty, obligation, or burden.
secrete
verbTo produce and release a substance; in another sense, to hide something.
smug
adjectiveExcessively pleased or satisfied with oneself.
Excessively self-satisfied
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stimulus
nounSomething that prompts a response, action, or increased activity.
subside
verbTo become less intense or to sink to a lower level.
Become less intense
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trepidation
nounAnxiety or fear about what may happen.
unremitting
adjectiveContinuing without relief or interruption.
Without relief or interruption
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