Day 12 Vocabulary
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A legal decision that serves as a rule for future cases.
" The court's decision in this case will set a new precedent for how similar cases are handled in the future."
Prioritize
To arrange or do things in order of importance.
" The new manager's first task was to prioritize the projects based on their urgency and impact."
Protocol
The official procedure or system of rules governing a particular activity.
" The police had to follow a strict protocol when handling the crime scene."
Prototype
An original model on which something is based.
" The engineers built a prototype of the new robot to test its functionality."
Qualitative
Relating to the quality or character of something rather than its size or quantity.
" The study focused on qualitative data, such as the participants' personal experiences and feelings."
Quantitative
Relating to or measuring the quantity of something rather than its quality.
" The research was based on quantitative data, such as the number of participants and their test scores."
Rapport
A close and harmonious relationship in which the people or groups concerned understand each other's feelings or ideas.
" He quickly built a strong rapport with his new team members, making them feel comfortable and respected."
Reciprocity
The practice of exchanging things for mutual benefit.
" The negotiation was based on reciprocity, with both sides making concessions."
Reconcile
To restore friendly relations between people or groups.
" After their argument, they made an effort to reconcile their differences and move forward."
Recruitment
The process of finding and hiring new employees.
" The company's recruitment strategy focused on attracting a diverse pool of candidates."
Reinforce
To strengthen or support a structure.
" The builders had to reinforce the foundation to make it more stable."
Remedial
Intended to improve a deficient or unsatisfactory performance or skill.
" The employee was given a remedial training course to improve their communication skills."
Remittance
A sum of money sent in payment.
" The company received a remittance from its international client for the services rendered."