affluent, having a lot of money, high value things, or a rich lifestyle, apparent, clear, obvious, or easily observed, competent, having enough skill, knowledge, or ability to do something well or to a basic standard, condolences, an expression of sympathy and sadness given to someone who has experienced a loss, consequence, the result or effect of an action, choice, or event. While it can be positive or neutral, people often use the word to describe a bad or unwanted result, consistency, doing things in the same way over time, staying steady and reliable,, eloquent, using words in a clear, strong, and beautiful way to move or persuade other people, equivalent, equal or the same in value, amount, function, meaning, or effect, even if it looks different, frequency, how often a repeating event or wave happens in a set amount of time, incompetent, lacking the skill, ability, or qualifications to do a job or task right, independence, the state of being free from outside control, support, or influence. It means you can make your own choices, govern yourself, and stand on your own without relying on others, indifferent, having no special interest, care, or feeling about something., interference, the act of getting involved in something where you are not wanted, or an action that blocks, disrupts, or mixes with something else, permanent, lasting for a very long time or forever without changing. It describes something that is not temporar, persistent, continuing to do something or trying hard, even when it is hard or people want you to stop, preference, a greater liking for one thing over another, presidency, the position, office, or job of a president. It also means the exact time period when a specific person holds that office, prevalent, common, widespread, or happening often in a particular place or at a particular time, superintendent, a senior manager or director who oversees a large organization, a school district, a building, or a work site, turbulence, violent or unsteady movement in air, water, or other fluids, or a state of great social, political, or emotional confusion and disorder
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