Day 6 Vocabulary
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The action of spending funds, or the amount of money spent.
" The company's expenditures on marketing and advertising increased significantly this quarter."
Fervently
With great intensity, passion, or enthusiasm.
" He fervently believed in the power of education to change lives for the better."
Firewall
A network security system that monitors and controls incoming and outgoing network traffic.
" The company's network was protected by a firewall to prevent unauthorized access."
Forecast
To predict or estimate a future event or trend.
" The financial forecast for the next quarter predicted a significant increase in profits."
Formative
Relating to the development of a person or thing.
" The feedback I received was formative; it helped me a lot in the future."
Framework
A basic structure underlying a system, concept, or text.
" The new software was built on a modern framework that allowed for easy customization."
Frontend
The part of a website or program that the user sees and interacts with.
" The frontend of the website was designed to be visually appealing and responsive on all devices."
Granular
Relating to the finest level of detail in a data set.
" The new report provided a granular view of the company's sales figures, breaking them down by individual products."
Gratifying
Giving pleasure or satisfaction.
" It was gratifying to see all of her hard work finally pay off with the launch of the new product."
Grievance
A formal complaint about a perceived wrong.
" The employee filed a grievance with the HR department about their unfair treatment."
Grudging
Given or allowed unwillingly or reluctantly.
" He offered a grudging apology, clearly not meaning what he said."
Holistic
Characterized by the idea that a system's parts are interconnected and can be understood only as a whole.
" A holistic approach to the problem considers every possible cause and effect, not just one part."
Horrendous
Extremely unpleasant, dreadful, or shocking.
" The survivors of the natural disaster recounted the horrendous conditions they had to endure."
Hypothesis
A proposed explanation for a phenomenon that can be tested.
" The scientist's hypothesis was that the new chemical would be more effective than the old one."
Imitative
Copying or mimicking someone or something else.
" The young artist's early work was very imitative of his favorite painters."