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Riley can refer to a surname of English origin or be used as a given name. It can also describe something that is cheerful or lively. Related: cheerful, lively, jolly, merry.
URBIA/ˈɜːrbɪə/ · noun
A hypothetical or imaginary urban environment, often used in a humorous or satirical context to describe a futuristic or dystopian city. Related: metropolis, megacity, urban sprawl.
ZOEAE/zoʊˈiːiː/ · noun
The larval stage of certain crustaceans, especially crabs and lobsters, characterized by a free-swimming, often transparent form. Related: larva, crustacean larva, zoeal stage.
REVET/rɪˈvɛt/ · verb
To revet something means to face or line it with stone, brick, or other material, especially to protect or strengthen it. Related: face, line, encase, sheath.
ACIDLY/ˈæsɪdli/ · adverb
In an acid manner; with sharpness, bitterness, or biting sarcasm in tone or manner. Related: bitterly, sarcastically, caustically, acerbically.
PRIVATE/ˈpraɪvɪt/ · adjective
Belonging to or concerning a particular person or group; not shared with others. Kept or done away from public knowledge or view. Related: personal, secret, exclusive, confidential.
WORDS/wɜːrds/ · noun
A unit of language, consisting of one or more spoken sounds or symbols, having a specific meaning. Related: terms, expressions, phrases, language.
POWER/ˈpaʊər/ · noun, verb
The ability or capacity to do something or to produce an effect. The state or quality of being powerful. Related: strength, ability, capacity, influence.
STATE/steɪt/ · noun, verb
A state is a region or country with its own government. To state something means to say or declare it. Related: condition, situation, circumstance, status.
ADHERE/ədˈhɪə(r)/ (British), /ədˈhɪr/ (US) · verb
To stick firmly to a surface or substance; to remain attached. Also, to act in accordance with, or show firm commitment to, a rule, belief, or plan. Related: stick, cling, comply, conform.
TRIALS/trɑɪəlz/ · noun
Trials are tests or examinations of something, especially to determine its quality or effectiveness. A trial is also a formal process of investigation and judgment. Related: tests, examinations, assessments, evaluations.
MURDER/ˈmɜːrdər/ · noun, verb
The act of killing someone illegally and with premeditation, or the state of being killed in this way. To kill someone illegally and with premeditation. Related: killing, slaughter, assassination, homicide.