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paradigm n. a model or example The company's success became a ... for others to follow.

perceive v. to become aware of or recognize He ... ed a slight change in her attitude.

persist v. to continue despite difficulty

pertinent adj. relevant or applicable to a matter Her comments were ... to the discussion.

plausible adj. seeming reasonable or probable His explanation sounded plausible.

policy n. a set of rules or guidelines

precede v. to come before something else The meeting ...ded the conference.

prejudice n. preconceived opinion not based on reason They fought against racial ....

preliminary adj. coming before the main part They held a ... meeting to discuss the agenda.

profound adj. very great or intense The speech had a ... impact on the audience.

prohibit v. to formally forbid something

prolong to extend the duration of something

prominent important or well-known

prone likely to do something

prosper to be successful or thrive

provoke to stimulate or cause a reaction

pursue to follow or chase with determination

rationale the underlying reason or logic behind something

reconcile to restore friendly relations. They .. after years of estrangement.

reiterate v. to say something again for emphasis. He ...his point during the meeting.

reluctant adj. unwilling or hesitant She was ... to give her opinion.

resilient adj. able to recover quickly

restrict v. to limit or control

retain v. to keep possession of something

reveal v. to make known or show something

rigid adj. strong and unable to bend (for ex. rules)

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