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To stay in the same place or condition; to continue to exist, especially after other similar people or things have ceased to do so; to be left after others or other parts have been removed, used, or d…

To resist means to withstand, oppose, or fight against something. It involves refusing to accept or comply with something, or trying to prevent something from happening by action or argument. It can a…

To confess or acknowledge something as true, often reluctantly; to allow someone to enter a place or join an organization; to accept that something is valid or has happened.

To make a product, service, or event known to the public, typically through paid announcements in various media, in order to promote sales or attendance. It can also mean to announce or draw attention…

To cause slight annoyance or worry to someone; to take the trouble to do something. It can also refer to a source of annoyance or a minor inconvenience.

To think carefully about something, especially before making a decision or forming an opinion. It can also mean to regard someone or something in a specified way, or to take something into account.

To rely on or be influenced by someone or something else for support, existence, or operation. It implies a state of being contingent or conditional upon another factor. The word is often used with th…

To break up, turn over, or remove earth, sand, etc., typically using a tool like a spade or one's hands. It can also mean to search for information or to like and appreciate something.

To find or learn something for the first time, especially something that was previously unknown, hidden, or not understood. It can refer to finding a physical object, a place, a fact, or a truth.

To teach or train someone, especially in a formal school or college, to develop their knowledge, skills, or character. It involves systematic instruction and the process of facilitating learning.