1. Foster: To encourage or promote the growth of something
Example: The school fosters creativity among students.
Past: Fostered
Past Participle: Fostered

2. Refrain: To stop oneself from doing something
Example: Please refrain from making noise during the meeting.
Past: Refrained
Past Participle: Refrained

3. Compel: To force or strongly persuade someone
Example: The evidence compelled him to confess.
Past: Compelled
Past Participle: Compelled

4. Disclose: To reveal or make something known
Example: She refused to disclose the details.
Past: Disclosed
Past Participle: Disclosed

5. Perceive: To notice or understand something
Example: I perceived a change in his attitude.
Past: Perceived
Past Participle: Perceived

6. Meticulous: Very careful and precise
Example: He is meticulous in his work.

7. Plausible: Seeming reasonable or believable
Example: Her explanation sounded plausible.

8. Transient: Lasting only for a short time
Example: The happiness was only transient.

9. Paradox: A statement that seems contradictory but may be true
Example: It is a paradox that less is sometimes more.

10. Catalyst: Something that causes change or action
Example: The event acted as a catalyst for reform.

WEEK 4