continuing without interruption or pause, perpetually, unnecessary and therefore avoidable, needless, showing clear understanding and the ability to identify the most important aspects of something, incisive, to develop or use your abilities as fully as possible, achieve your potential, an event or piece of information that makes you realise that you need to change something, wake-up call, evidence based on individual experiences or stories rather than systematic research, anecdotal evidence, to deal with easy or superficial tasks rather than concentrating on something substantial; a metaphor, swim in the shallow end, extremely large, surprising, or shocking, staggering, to value something greatly and treat it as precious, cherish, to use up all of something that is available, exhaust your supply, a failure to work correctly, malfunction, difficult or impossible to control, especially because of a strong psychological urge, compulsive, to gradually take away or divert something, especially time, money, or resources, siphon off, continuously or repeatedly, without seeming to stop, incessant, to get something back, especially something that was lost, regain, an interruption or unwanted interference, intrusion, to learn something again after having forgotten or lost the ability to do it, relearn, experienced personally rather than learned from another person, first-hand, to waste something valuable or fail to use it effectively, toss away, to be distracted or forced to stop concentrating on something, be pulled away from, to use something as effectively or fully as possible, get the most out of something

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