the process of growing, progressing, or evolving into a more advanced state

to happen; to occur; to take place; to break out

to find or detect something previously unknown or hidden; a discovery

to exploit a resource; to open up for development; to develop

to issue, deliver, or express publicly (such as a speech, statement, or opinion)

to bring into play, display, or exhibit one's skills, abilities, or innate qualities

to transmit or forward electronic communication, such as mail, SMS, or data packets

to officially issue or proclaim news, information, or an order

to make a solemn promise or declaration; to vow or pledge

to publish; to issue; to release; to distribute

to produce or let out a sound, laugh, light, or smell

to begin a journey or depart for a destination

to lead to, initiate, or cause an event or situation to happen

well-developed; flourishing

to initiate or unleash an action, attack, or large-scale project

research and development; to develop

(idiom) to speak from the heart

to issue or give out officially, such as funds, materials, or loans

to begin suddenly and often violently, such as a war, revolution, or epidemic

to shoot a projectile, fire a rocket, or launch a spacecraft or satellite

engine; motor

to start or set in motion a specific action or offensive, such as an attack or a campaign

to develop or grow physically; biological development

to create or design something that has not existed before

news conference

to make a formal speech, statement, or utterance, typically in a meeting or public forum

a piece of upholstered furniture for seating multiple people

for a person to become sick or suffer an attack of an illness

to act in an irrational, wild, or extreme manner

to send out electronic data, signals, or messages

to raise an atom, molecule, or system to a higher energy state

the first issue or release of a product, publication, or currency

the sale and distribution of goods in large quantities to be retailed by others

the occurrence of an incident or event, often used to refer to the moment something happens

to send out or release (such as odor, light, or heat)

to carry forward or promote a spirit, tradition, or style

to occur suddenly

to confer or present an honor, certificate, or prize

a formal meeting or event held to release news, official statements, or new products to the media and public

invoice; receipt; bill

to generate or produce electrical power

to flare up; to break out

to become aware of a fact, situation, or mistake

to distribute goods, funds, or relief materials to intended recipients

complications (undesired side-effect of medical procedure)

to return or recur, specifically referring to a medical condition or disease