A class of heterocyclic compounds that contain a five-membered ring structure with a nitrogen atom and an oxygen atom, and a ketone group that is substituted by an alkyl group attached to a nitrogen atom.
/ˈalkələˌɑːmɪnəˌɒksədˈaɪəzəlz/
A quality or state of being in the process of growing up, characterized by developing behavioral, cognitive, and social attributes associated with transitioning from childhood to adulthood.
/ˈɡrɔː.ɡəp.ʌnˈnɛs/
To confer or give a premium or bonus, especially as an honor or reward; to grant a prize or a reward; to provide a considerable sum or additional value as an incentive or reward.
/prɪˈeɪ.tiː/
Shakyamuni, also known as Siddhartha Gautama, was the founder of Buddhism. He was the most notable figure of the Mahayana school and is widely recognized as the Buddha (Awakened One) who initiated the spread of Buddhism across Asia and beyond.
/ʃæˈkɑːmʊni:/
The act or process of making something clear or easier to understand; explanation; comprehension; a light source; the quality of being bright or providing adequate light; ornamentation or decoration, especially of a book using gold or silver, or images so decorated; something that is enlightening or causes clarity or improvement.
/ɪˈluː.min.əʃn/
To break or violate (a law, rule, law, principle, etc.). It can also mean to cause a physical break or fracture, especially of a bone.
/ɪnˈfrækt/
1. **Pilfered**: To steal, especially a little at a time; to pillock. 2. **Pirouetted**: To execute a turdan, a spinning movement in dance.
/ˈpɪrld/
Relating to or situated in a subdelta, a region of deposition adjacent to and becoming a part of the delta, usually located immediately downstream from the primary delta lobe.
/səˈdɛl.tə.aɪ.kɪ�/
1. To work or to operate a jackhammer, a power tool that produces rapid, short up-and-down motions, typically using compressed air or electricity to break up hard surfaces such as rock, concrete, or asphalt.
/ˈdʒæk.hæ.məd/