pivotal, Extremely important or crucial; a turning point that affects the success of everything else., pivot, To completely change direction or strategy; to turn on a central point., prey, An animal hunted by another for food; a victim easily exploited or harmed., pop up, To appear suddenly, unexpectedly, or quickly., possess, To have, own, or hold a particular quality, skill, or piece of property., rotten, Decayed, spoiled, or decomposed; morally bad or corrupt., requirement, Something that is officially mandatory, necessary, or demanded by a rule or law., regardless of, Without being influenced or stopped by a particular situation; despite everything., relentlessly, Continuing without stopping, pausing, or becoming less intense; strictly determined., rigorous, Extremely thorough, strict, precise, or demanding., rival, A competitor or opponent trying to achieve the exact same goal or position., validate, To officially check, prove, or confirm that something is true, accurate, or legally acceptable., stigma, A strong feeling of social disapproval, shame, or disgrace attached to a specific characteristic., steady, Constant, regular, firmly fixed, and not changing or shaking easily., sidetrack, To distract someone from their main task, goal, or the main topic of conversation., swamped, Extremely busy or overwhelmed with an excessive amount of work., snug, Warm, comfortable, cozy, and fitting closely or tightly., sabbatical, A prolonged, official period of leave from work, typically taken for travel, study, or rest., sufficiently, Enough; to a satisfactory degree or amount needed for a specific purpose., suspend, To temporarily stop an activity, process, or a person's official position., saliva, The natural watery liquid produced inside the mouth to help chew and digest food., shrink shrank shrunk, To become smaller in size, amount, or value., sober, Not drunk; free from the effects of alcohol; serious, calm, and sensible.

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