A term typically used in the context of finance and business to refer to a share or a particular stake in a company, often implied or assumed to be a part of a larger financial agreement or transaction.
/ɪnˈkʌp/
Of, relating to, or being a millipede, which is characterized by the segmented body with many pairs of legs, usually eight legs per body segment.
/daɪˈpɒpədəs/
characterized by or based on habitual practice; frequently, regularly
/ˈhæbiˈtjuːəli/
A policy or strategy that actively discourages certain types of hiring, such as from specific demographics, candidates with certain qualifications, or hiring from particular organizations.
/ˌæntɪˈrɪ.kər.tɪŋ/
A momentary lapse of attention or carelessness resulting in an unintentional error or oversight.
/ɪnˈven[d]tʃənsi/
Describing a substance or condition characterized by a rapid decline in serum or anti-body levels, often indicating a non-protective immune response or a clearance of an immune response more quickly than expected.
/'sɜːrəfəst/'
Referring to stale humor or a cynical, distrustful attitude.
/ænˌtɪˈmɒn.i.əs/
Relating to or resembling the genus Galerina, especially in having fruiting bodies with a distinct rim or margin at the opening of the basidiospore-bearing surface.
/ˈɡælərɪnoɪd/
Refers to mineral crystals that are larger and more prominently developed than the ground mass of a rock, often standing out from the other minerals in the rock.
/fɪˈnoʊkrɪstɪln/