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Term: Resources
  1. Noun - Singular: Resource
  2. Definition: A source or supply of materials, energy, or expertise that can be used to accomplish a purpose.

    Sample Sentence: We need to make sure we have enough resources to complete the project on time.

  3. Noun - Plural: Resources
  4. Definition: The collective wealth, materials, or assets owned by an individual, community, or organization.

    Sample Sentence: The country's natural resources are a vital part of its economy.

  5. Noun - Plural: Resources
  6. Definition: Information, data, or references used for research or to provide assistance or support for a task.

    Sample Sentence: The librarian provided a list of resources for the students to use when writing their papers.

  7. Noun - Plural: Resources
  8. Definition: Persons or agencies that can be called upon for help or guidance.

    Sample Sentence: Our team has extensive resources to tackle any challenges that may arise.

  9. Adjective: Resourceful
  10. Definition: Skilled in finding ways of dealing with difficult or limited situations.

    Sample Sentence: She is a resourceful individual who can solve problems creatively.

  11. Verb - Base Form: Resource
  12. Definition: To allocate resources or provide with resources.

    Sample Sentence: The company needs to resource the new department adequately.


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