moderately - neither excessive nor minimal., vital - absolutely necessary or essential for life, survival, or success., be tempted to do sth - feel inclined or attracted to engage in a particular action, often despite knowing it may not be wise or appropriate, temptation - a strong desire or urge to do something, especially something that is unwise, harmful, or forbidden, stroke - a sudden interruption in the blood supply to the brain, causing a loss of neurological function, often resulting in paralysis or death, artery - a blood vessel that carries oxygen-rich blood away from the heart to the body's tissues and organs, agony - extreme physical or mental suffering or distress, notion - a general understanding or idea; a concept or belief., staple diet - a basic or primary food that is regularly consumed as a major part of one's die, convinient - suitable or advantageous for a particular purpose; easy to use or access., appealing - attractive or pleasing, evoking a positive response or interest., studious - characterized by diligent application and effort in one's academic or intellectual pursuits., diligent - showing persistent and careful effort in one's work or duties, protractor - a geometric tool used for measuring and drawing angles., syllabus - an outline or summary of topics to be covered in a course of study or teaching , curriculum, cowardice - a lack of bravery or courage, often characterized by fear or timidity, abruptly - suddenly or unexpectedly, without warning or preparation, egregrious - outstandingly bad; shocking, myriad - a countless or extremely great number of people or things, intrinsically - belonging naturally; essential to the nature of something., unfathomable - impossible to understand or comprehend fully due to its extreme complexity or depth, compulsive - having an irresistible urge to engage in a specific behavior, often repetitive or ritualistic, despite negative consequences, yield - to produce or provide a result, output, or profit. It can also mean to give way or surrender under pressure or force, poliferation - the rapid increase or spread of something, often used in the context of nuclear weapons, technology, or the growth of cells, separateness - the state or condition of being separate, distinct, or detached from others,

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