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YÖKDİL Social Vocabulary List: 341 Words with Definitions
YÖKDİL is Türkiye's higher-education English exam, sat by academics and postgraduate applicants, and it is split into three fields. This is the Sosyal Bilimler (Social Sciences) field: history, society, economics, education, law and culture. Words were taken from recent YÖKDİL social-science papers, so it is a curated practice pool rather than an official ÖSYM list.
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| Academic | Related to schools, universities, or study. | Play ▶ |
| Access | The ability or right to enter, use, or obtain something. | Play ▶ |
| Achieve | To succeed in doing something after effort. | Play ▶ |
| Acquire | To get or buy something. | Play ▶ |
| Administer | To manage or organize the work of a company or system.To give medicine or treatment to someone. | Play ▶ |
| Adopt | Legally take another person into a family as a child. | Play ▶ |
| Aesthetic | Related to beauty and the way things look. | Play ▶ |
| Affair | An event or situation that people are concerned about. | Play ▶ |
| Affect | To cause a change in someone or something. | Play ▶ |
| Agency | A business that arranges services for others. | Play ▶ |
| Agenda | A list of subjects to discuss at a meeting. | Play ▶ |
| Ambiguous | Having more than one possible meaning. | Play ▶ |
| Analysis | The careful study of something to understand how it works. | Play ▶ |
| Ancestor | A family member who lived before your grandparents. | Play ▶ |
| Ancient | Belonging to the very distant past. | Play ▶ |
| Answer | A thing said, written, or done to deal with a question.To respond to a question. | Play ▶ |
| Approach | A particular way of dealing with a problem or task.To move closer to someone or something. | Play ▶ |
| Arbitrary | Chosen without a clear reason or fair rule. | Play ▶ |
| Archive | A collection of old records kept for future use. | Play ▶ |
| Area | A part of a town, a country, or the world.A subject or field of study or work. | Play ▶ |
| Article | A piece of writing in a newspaper, magazine, or website. | Play ▶ |
| Artist | A person whose creative work shows sensitivity and imagination. | Play ▶ |
| Aspect | One part of a situation or subject. | Play ▶ |
| Assess | To judge how serious, big, or important something is. | Play ▶ |
| Assist | To help someone do something. | Play ▶ |
| Assume | To believe something is true without being certain. | Play ▶ |
| Authentic | Real and from the source it claims to come from. | Play ▶ |
| Author | A person who writes a book or other text. | Play ▶ |
| Authority | The power to give orders and make others obey.An official group that controls a public service. | Play ▶ |
| Available | Able to be used, bought, or found.Free to talk or meet because you are not busy. | Play ▶ |
| Ballot | A system of voting, usually in secret. | Play ▶ |
| Battle | A hostile meeting of opposing military forces in the course of a war.An energetic attempt to achieve something. | Play ▶ |
| Behave | To act in a particular way. | Play ▶ |
| Belief | A feeling that something is true or real.Something that you believe. | Play ▶ |
| Believe | To accept that something is true. | Play ▶ |
| Benefit | An advantage or profit gained from something.Receive an advantage. | Play ▶ |
| Bias | An unfair preference for one person or side. | Play ▶ |
| Budget | An estimate of income and expenditure.Provided at a low price. | Play ▶ |
| Bureau | An office or department that provides a service. | Play ▶ |
| Burial | The act of putting a dead body in the ground. | Play ▶ |
| Capital | The city where a country's government is based. | Play ▶ |
| Category | A group of things with shared features. | Play ▶ |
| Century | A period of one hundred years. | Play ▶ |
| Chance | A possibility of something happening.An opportunity to do something. | Play ▶ |
| Change | Make or become different.Coins as opposed to paper currency. | Play ▶ |
| Chapter | One of the main parts that a book is divided into. | Play ▶ |
| Charity | An organization that helps people in need. | Play ▶ |
| Child | A young person of either sex.A human offspring (son or daughter) of any age. | Play ▶ |
| Church | A building where Christians go to pray.A group of people with the same religious beliefs. | Play ▶ |
| Cinema | A medium that disseminates moving pictures.A theater where films are shown. | Play ▶ |
| Circle | A round plane figure.To move all the way around something. | Play ▶ |
| Citizen | A person who legally belongs to a country. | Play ▶ |
| Civil | Relating to ordinary people, not the army.Polite and friendly to other people. | Play ▶ |
| Clarify | To explain something so it is easier to understand. | Play ▶ |
| Class | A group of things that are similar.A group of students taught together. | Play ▶ |
| Coherent | Clear and easy to understand because the parts fit together. | Play ▶ |
| Colony | A country or area controlled by another country.A group of animals or insects living together. | Play ▶ |
| Comedy | A film, play, or show that makes people laugh. | Play ▶ |
| Commission | An official group of people given a particular job to do.Money paid to a seller for each item they sell. | Play ▶ |
| Common | Occurring, found, or done often.Shared by, coming from, or done by more than one. | Play ▶ |
| Community | All the people who live in a particular area or town. | Play ▶ |
| Company | A business that sells goods or services. | Play ▶ |
| Complex | Having many connected parts that are hard to understand. | Play ▶ |
| Compute | To calculate an amount or number. | Play ▶ |
| Concept | A general idea about what something is or how it works. | Play ▶ |
| Conclude | To decide something is true after thinking about the facts.To end something, such as a speech or meeting. | Play ▶ |
| Conduct | To organize and carry out an activity, such as a survey.To direct a group of musicians as they play. | Play ▶ |
| Conflict | A serious disagreement or struggle. | Play ▶ |
| Conform | To behave according to a group's rules or expectations. | Play ▶ |
| Consist | To be made up of certain parts or things. | Play ▶ |
| Constitute | To make up a whole, together with other parts.To be seen as or count as something, such as a crime. | Play ▶ |
| Construct | To build something such as a house, road, or bridge.To create an argument, theory, or sentence carefully. | Play ▶ |
| Consume | To use up fuel, energy, time, or other supplies.To eat or drink something. | Play ▶ |
| Context | The situation that helps explain an event or idea. | Play ▶ |
| Contract | A written legal agreement between two or more people. | Play ▶ |
| County | An area of a state or nation that has its own local government.The largest administrative district in many places. | Play ▶ |
| Couple | Two individuals of the same sort considered together.Two people who are married or in a relationship. | Play ▶ |
| Create | Make or cause to be or to become.Bring into existence. | Play ▶ |
| Credit | An arrangement to buy things now and pay later.Praise for something you have done well. | Play ▶ |
| Crime | An action that is against the law.Something very bad or wrong. | Play ▶ |
| Crisis | A time of serious trouble or danger. | Play ▶ |
| Crowd | A large group of people together in one place.To stand very close together. | Play ▶ |
| Culture | The beliefs, customs, and way of life of a group. | Play ▶ |
| Custom | Something people in a place usually do. | Play ▶ |
| Data | Facts and numbers collected to be studied or used. | Play ▶ |
| Debate | A formal discussion where people argue different opinions.To think carefully about different choices. | Play ▶ |
| Decade | A period of ten years.A group, set, or series of ten. | Play ▶ |
| Deficit | The amount by which spending is greater than income. | Play ▶ |
| Define | To explain exactly what a word means.To show what something is. | Play ▶ |
| Delegate | To give part of your work or authority to someone else. | Play ▶ |
| Depict | To show someone or something in a picture. | Play ▶ |
| Derive | To get something from a particular source. | Play ▶ |
| Design | A plan showing how something will look or work. | Play ▶ |
| Dilemma | A difficult choice between options that each have problems. | Play ▶ |
| Distinct | Clearly different from something else. | Play ▶ |
| Distribute | To give things out to a number of people. | Play ▶ |
| Diverse | Including many different types. | Play ▶ |
| Dollar | A unit of money used in the United States and some other countries. | Play ▶ |
| Dominant | More powerful or important than others. | Play ▶ |
| Drama | A play for the theater, radio, or television. | Play ▶ |
| Economy | The system of trade, industry, and money in a country.The cheapest class of seats on a plane. | Play ▶ |
| Elders | People who are older than you. | Play ▶ |
| Elect | To choose someone by voting. | Play ▶ |
| Element | One part of something larger. | Play ▶ |
| Eligible | Allowed to do or receive something under the rules. | Play ▶ |
| Emblem | A design or object that represents a group or idea. | Play ▶ |
| Embody | To be a clear example of a quality or idea. | Play ▶ |
| Emphasis | Special importance given to one part of something. | Play ▶ |
| Empire | A large group of countries ruled by one person or country.A kingdom with an emperor. | Play ▶ |
| Employ | To pay someone to work for you.To use something. | Play ▶ |
| Equation | A mathematical statement showing that two amounts are equal. | Play ▶ |
| Essay | A short piece of writing on a particular subject.An attempt to do something. | Play ▶ |
| Establish | To start a company, organization, or system that will last.To find out or prove the facts about something. | Play ▶ |
| Estate | All the money and property owned by a person.A large area of land in the country. | Play ▶ |
| Estimate | A rough calculation of an amount or cost. | Play ▶ |
| Ethical | Related to ideas about right and wrong. | Play ▶ |
| Ethics | Ideas about what is right and wrong behavior.The study of right and wrong. | Play ▶ |
| Ethnic | Related to a group with a shared culture, language, or history. | Play ▶ |
| Evaluate | To study something carefully and decide how useful it is. | Play ▶ |
| Event | Something important that happens.A planned public or social occasion. | Play ▶ |
| Evident | Easy to see or understand. | Play ▶ |
| Exile | The state of being forced to live outside your country. | Play ▶ |
| Explicit | Stated clearly and directly. | Play ▶ |
| Export | To send goods to another country to sell them.A product sold to a different country. | Play ▶ |
| Faction | A smaller group within a larger one that has different aims. | Play ▶ |
| Factor | One of the things that causes something to happen.A number that divides into another number smoothly. | Play ▶ |
| Faith | Strong belief in a religion or God.Complete trust in someone or something. | Play ▶ |
| Fallacy | An idea that seems true but is based on faulty thinking. | Play ▶ |
| Family | People who are related to each other. | Play ▶ |
| Farmer | A person who grows crops or raises animals for a living.A person who works in agriculture. | Play ▶ |
| Father | A man in relation to his natural child or children.To bring a basic idea into being. | Play ▶ |
| Feature | An important or noticeable part of something. | Play ▶ |
| Federal | Relating to the central government of a group of states. | Play ▶ |
| Female | Belonging to the sex that can have babies.A woman or girl. | Play ▶ |
| Fiction | Stories about people and events that are imagined. | Play ▶ |
| Final | Coming at the end; last.The last game in a competition, which decides the winner. | Play ▶ |
| Finance | The management of large amounts of money.To provide the money needed for something. | Play ▶ |
| Focus | To give all your attention to one thing.The main point of interest. | Play ▶ |
| Formula | A rule in math or science written with letters and symbols.A fixed method for reaching a certain result. | Play ▶ |
| Freedom | The ability to act or choose without unfair control. | Play ▶ |
| Friend | Someone you know well and like. | Play ▶ |
| Function | The purpose or job that something has.To work or operate in the correct way. | Play ▶ |
| Gender | Being a man, a woman, or another identity. | Play ▶ |
| Govern | To rule or control a country. | Play ▶ |
| Grades | Scores or marks given in school. | Play ▶ |
| Grievance | A complaint about unfair treatment. | Play ▶ |
| Harmony | A peaceful state in which people agree and get along. | Play ▶ |
| Heritage | Traditions, buildings, and beliefs passed down from the past. | Play ▶ |
| Hierarchy | A system that ranks people or things from highest to lowest. | Play ▶ |
| History | Events that happened in the past. | Play ▶ |
| Honor | Respect given to someone who is admired. | Play ▶ |
| Humans | People, including adults and children. | Play ▶ |
| Identify | To recognize and name who or what someone or something is. | Play ▶ |
| Ideology | A set of beliefs about how society should work. | Play ▶ |
| Impact | The strong effect that something has. | Play ▶ |
| Implicit | Understood even though it is not stated directly. | Play ▶ |
| Imply | To suggest something without saying it directly. | Play ▶ |
| Incentive | Something that encourages a person to act. | Play ▶ |
| Income | Money that you earn from your job. | Play ▶ |
| Indicate | To show that something is true or likely.To point to something with your finger or hand. | Play ▶ |
| Individual | One person, considered apart from a group.Relating to one person or thing, not to a group. | Play ▶ |
| Inherent | Existing as a natural part of something. | Play ▶ |
| Injury | Harm or damage to your body. | Play ▶ |
| Inquiry | A request for information. | Play ▶ |
| Insight | A clear and deep understanding of something. | Play ▶ |
| Institute | An organization set up for study, research, or teaching. | Play ▶ |
| Integrate | To combine separate parts into one working whole. | Play ▶ |
| Interpret | To explain the meaning of something. | Play ▶ |
| Invest | To put money into something, hoping to earn more. | Play ▶ |
| Involve | To include something as a necessary part.To make someone take part in something. | Play ▶ |
| Issue | An important topic that people discuss or argue about.To officially give or supply something, such as a passport. | Play ▶ |
| Item | A single thing in a collection or list. | Play ▶ |
| Jargon | Special words used by people in a particular job or subject. | Play ▶ |
| Journal | A personal written record of experiences and thoughts. | Play ▶ |
| Judicial | Related to courts and judges. | Play ▶ |
| Junior | Younger or having a lower position. | Play ▶ |
| Justice | Fair treatment according to what is right. | Play ▶ |
| Labor | Work that requires physical or mental effort. | Play ▶ |
| Lawyer | A person trained to give advice about the law. | Play ▶ |
| Leader | The person who guides or commands a group.The principal player in a music group. | Play ▶ |
| Learn | Gain knowledge or skills.Get to know or become aware of, usually accidentally. | Play ▶ |
| Legal | Allowed by the laws of a country.Relating to the law or to lawyers. | Play ▶ |
| Legend | A traditional story passed down through generations. | Play ▶ |
| Legislate | To make or pass laws. | Play ▶ |
| Legitimate | Allowed by law or accepted rules. | Play ▶ |
| Lesson | An amount of teaching given at one time.An experience that serves as a warning. | Play ▶ |
| Letter | A character representing sounds in speech.A written or printed communication. | Play ▶ |
| Liberal | Willing to accept different opinions and ways of living. | Play ▶ |
| Liberty | The freedom to live and act without unfair control. | Play ▶ |
| Literal | Using the exact, ordinary meaning of a word. | Play ▶ |
| Local | Belonging to the area near where you are. | Play ▶ |
| Maintain | To keep something in good condition. | Play ▶ |
| Major | Very important or large in size or effect. | Play ▶ |
| Market | A place where people buy and sell things. | Play ▶ |
| Medieval | Related to the period in Europe between ancient and modern times. | Play ▶ |
| Member | An individual belonging to a group.A part of the body, especially a limb. | Play ▶ |
| Metaphor | A way of describing one thing as another to show a shared quality. | Play ▶ |
| Method | A particular way of doing something. | Play ▶ |
| Militant | Ready to fight strongly for a cause. | Play ▶ |
| Money | What you use to pay for things. | Play ▶ |
| Monopoly | Complete control of a market by one seller. | Play ▶ |
| Moral | Related to ideas of right and wrong. | Play ▶ |
| Mother | A woman in relation to her child or children.Give birth to. | Play ▶ |
| Museum | A building where you can look at old, interesting, or beautiful things. | Play ▶ |
| Music | Pleasant sounds made by singing or playing instruments.The written notes that show players what to sing or play. | Play ▶ |
| Mutual | Shared by two or more people. | Play ▶ |
| Narrative | A spoken or written account of events. | Play ▶ |
| Nation | A large group of people living in the same country.The people who live in a country. | Play ▶ |
| Native | Born in a particular place or country. | Play ▶ |
| Normal | Usual or expected in a particular situation. | Play ▶ |
| Nostalgia | A warm, sometimes sad feeling about the past. | Play ▶ |
| Notion | An idea or belief about something. | Play ▶ |
| Novel | A long written story about imagined people and events. | Play ▶ |
| Obtain | To get something you want or need. | Play ▶ |
| Occupation | The work a person does for a living. | Play ▶ |
| Occur | Happen or take place as an event. | Play ▶ |
| Office | A room or building where people work at desks.An important job in a government. | Play ▶ |
| Origin | The place or time where something begins. | Play ▶ |
| Owner | A person who something belongs to. | Play ▶ |
| Paradox | A statement that seems to contradict itself but may be true. | Play ▶ |
| Parent | A mother or a father.To take care of a child as they grow up. | Play ▶ |
| Party | An organization to gain political power.A group of people gathered together for pleasure. | Play ▶ |
| Patron | A customer of a shop, restaurant, or other business. | Play ▶ |
| Payment | Money given to pay for something. | Play ▶ |
| Peace | A time when there is no war or fighting. | Play ▶ |
| Perceive | To notice something through your senses. | Play ▶ |
| Percent | One part in every hundred, shown by the sign %. | Play ▶ |
| Period | A length of time. | Play ▶ |
| Person | A human being. | Play ▶ |
| Pervasive | Present or spreading throughout an area or group. | Play ▶ |
| Phenomenon | Something that happens and can be observed or studied. | Play ▶ |
| Poetry | Writing that uses rhythm and carefully chosen words to express feelings. | Play ▶ |
| Police | The people whose job is to stop crime and keep people safe. | Play ▶ |
| Policy | A plan or set of rules used to guide decisions. | Play ▶ |
| Politic | Showing good judgement in a difficult situation. | Play ▶ |
| Positive | Hopeful and confident about the future.Showing that a disease or substance is present in a test. | Play ▶ |
| Potential | The possibility of developing or succeeding in the future. | Play ▶ |
| Pragmatic | Focused on what works in practice. | Play ▶ |
| Prejudice | An unfair opinion formed without enough knowledge. | Play ▶ |
| Prevalent | Common in a particular place or group. | Play ▶ |
| Previous | Happening or existing before the one now. | Play ▶ |
| Primary | Main or most important.Relating to education for children aged about 5 to 11. | Play ▶ |
| Primitive | Belonging to an early stage of development. | Play ▶ |
| Principle | A basic idea or rule that explains how something works.A belief about what is right that guides your behavior. | Play ▶ |
| Priority | Something that should be dealt with before other things. | Play ▶ |
| Prison | A place where people are kept as punishment for a crime. | Play ▶ |
| Proceed | To continue after a pause. | Play ▶ |
| Process | A series of steps taken to reach a result.To deal with information, documents, or requests. | Play ▶ |
| Profit | Money left after a business has paid its costs. | Play ▶ |
| Prove | To show that something is true using facts. | Play ▶ |
| Psychology | The scientific study of the mind and behaviour. | Play ▶ |
| Public | All the ordinary people in a country or town.Open to everyone. | Play ▶ |
| Punish | To make someone face an unpleasant result for breaking a rule. | Play ▶ |
| Pupil | A child who is taught at school. | Play ▶ |
| Purchase | To buy something, especially something expensive.Something that you have bought. | Play ▶ |
| Racial | Related to groups that society divides by ancestry or physical features. | Play ▶ |
| Radical | Involving very large or complete changes. | Play ▶ |
| Range | The limits between which an amount can change, like ages 5 to 10.A group of different things of the same general type. | Play ▶ |
| Ratify | To give formal approval to an agreement. | Play ▶ |
| Rebellion | An organized fight against a government or authority. | Play ▶ |
| Recession | A period when the economy shrinks and business activity falls. | Play ▶ |
| Reconcile | To restore a friendly relationship after a disagreement. | Play ▶ |
| Record | An official document, file, or account kept for evidence or future reference.The best performance or score ever achieved in a particular sport or activity. | Play ▶ |
| Reform | A change made to improve a law, system, or organization. | Play ▶ |
| Region | A particular part of a country or the world. | Play ▶ |
| Regulation | An official rule made by a government or organization. | Play ▶ |
| Relevant | Directly connected with the subject being discussed. | Play ▶ |
| Require | To need something for a particular purpose.To make someone do something because of a rule or law. | Play ▶ |
| Research | Careful study of a subject to discover new facts.To collect information about a topic by reading and studying. | Play ▶ |
| Reside | To live in a particular place. | Play ▶ |
| Resource | A supply of something useful, such as money, oil, or workers. | Play ▶ |
| Respond | To say or write something as an answer.To act or change because of something that happens. | Play ▶ |
| Restraint | The ability to control your feelings or actions. | Play ▶ |
| Restrict | To limit the amount, size, or number of something. | Play ▶ |
| Retail | The sale of goods directly to the people who use them. | Play ▶ |
| Reveal | To make something known that was hidden or secret. | Play ▶ |
| Review | To examine something carefully and decide whether it needs changes. | Play ▶ |
| Rigorous | Very careful and thorough. | Play ▶ |
| Ritual | A ceremony performed through an established set of actions. | Play ▶ |
| Role | The part someone plays in an activity or organization.The character that an actor plays in a film or play. | Play ▶ |
| Royal | Related to a king, queen, or their family. | Play ▶ |
| Ruling | An official decision, especially one made by a court. | Play ▶ |
| Rural | Related to the countryside. | Play ▶ |
| Sacred | Considered holy or connected with a god. | Play ▶ |
| Salary | Money you are paid regularly for your job. | Play ▶ |
| Sample | A small part chosen to represent a larger whole. | Play ▶ |
| Sanction | Official permission or approval. | Play ▶ |
| Scarcity | A situation in which there is not enough of something. | Play ▶ |
| School | An institution for educating children.A large group of fish. | Play ▶ |
| Scrutiny | Very careful and detailed examination. | Play ▶ |
| Section | One of the parts that something is divided into. | Play ▶ |
| Sector | One part of a country's economy, such as farming or banking. | Play ▶ |
| Secure | Safe from danger, damage, or loss. | Play ▶ |
| Seek | To try to find or get something. | Play ▶ |
| Select | To choose someone or something from a group. | Play ▶ |
| Semantic | Related to the meaning of words or signs. | Play ▶ |
| Settlement | An agreement that ends a dispute. | Play ▶ |
| Shift | To move or change position. | Play ▶ |
| Similar | Almost the same as something else, but not exactly. | Play ▶ |
| Site | A place where something is, was, or will be built.A place on the internet with pages about a subject. | Play ▶ |
| Social | Related to meeting and spending time with people. | Play ▶ |
| Solitude | The state of being alone. | Play ▶ |
| Source | A place, person, or thing from which something comes or can be obtained.Obtain from a particular place. | Play ▶ |
| Specific | Exact and clearly identified. | Play ▶ |
| Speech | The ability or act of communicating with spoken words. | Play ▶ |
| Statistics | Numbers collected to give information about something. | Play ▶ |
| Status | A person's position or importance in society or a group. | Play ▶ |
| Strategy | A careful plan for reaching a goal over time. | Play ▶ |
| Structure | The way the parts of something are arranged. | Play ▶ |
| Study | To spend time learning about a subject. | Play ▶ |
| Subsidy | Money given by a government to support an activity or service. | Play ▶ |
| Subtle | Not obvious and easy to miss. | Play ▶ |
| Surplus | An amount left after needs have been met. | Play ▶ |
| Survey | A set of questions used to find out people's opinions or habits. | Play ▶ |
| Symbol | A sign or picture that represents something. | Play ▶ |
| Symbolic | Representing an idea through an object or action. | Play ▶ |
| Tariff | A tax on goods entering or leaving a country. | Play ▶ |
| Text | The written words in a book, article, or document.A written message sent from one mobile phone to another. | Play ▶ |
| Theory | An explanation based on ideas and evidence. | Play ▶ |
| Thesis | A long piece of research writing for a university degree. | Play ▶ |
| Tolerance | Willingness to accept beliefs or behavior different from your own. | Play ▶ |
| Tradition | A custom or belief passed from one generation to the next. | Play ▶ |
| Transfer | To move someone or something to another place. | Play ▶ |
| Transition | The process of changing from one state or situation to another. | Play ▶ |
| Treaty | An official agreement between countries. | Play ▶ |
| Tribal | Related to a group with a shared history, culture, and identity. | Play ▶ |
| Tyrant | A ruler who uses power in a cruel and unfair way. | Play ▶ |
| Underlie | To be the basic cause or reason for something. | Play ▶ |
| Vary | To be different in different situations or cases. | Play ▶ |
| Verbal | Related to words or language. | Play ▶ |
| Victim | A person harmed by a crime, accident, or event. | Play ▶ |
| Village | A small group of houses in the country.The people who live in a small community. | Play ▶ |
| Virtue | A good moral quality, such as honesty. | Play ▶ |
| Voluntary | Done by choice rather than because someone forces you. | Play ▶ |
| Wealth | A large amount of money or valuable possessions. | Play ▶ |
| Welfare | A person's health, happiness, and living conditions. | Play ▶ |
| Wisdom | The ability to make good decisions using knowledge and experience. | Play ▶ |
| Worker | A person who does a job to earn money.Someone who puts a lot of effort into their job. | Play ▶ |
| Writer | A person who produces books, stories, or articles.Someone who creates novels, poems, or articles as a job. | Play ▶ |
| Young | Having lived for only a short time.Children or babies of an animal. | Play ▶ |
| Youth | The period of life between childhood and adulthood. | Play ▶ |