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  • After intense exercise, a (reduction/diminish/moderate) in muscle tension is necessary.
    reduction
  • The new method reduces time spent due to its (refer to/moderate/strenuous) complexity.
    moderate
  • His advice proved to be extremely (incredible/beneficial/efficient/) for my progress.
    beneficial
  • This machine is highly (willing/commit/efficient) , which is why so many people use it.
    efficient
  • Their plan included several proposals, (in term of/comprising/reckon) different strategies.
    comprising
  • Experts often (occur/refer to/willing) this method in their recommendations.
    refer to
  • Her efforts helped (reduce/caution/beneficial) the number of errors in the project.
    reduce
  • I can’t believe how (retrospective/self-professed/incredible) it was—we managed to finish everything in one day!
    incredible
  • (Strenuous/Struggle/Commit) exercises should be done gradually to avoid injury.
    Strenuous
  • They have (brief/retrospective/virtually) finished the project, with just a few details left.
    virtually
  • High-intensity workouts give you more (bang for your buck/beneficial/benefit).
    bang for your buck
  • Participants agreed it’s essential to reduce (virtually/benefit/inflammation) after intense workouts.
    inflammation
  • He is willing to (refer to/dilation/commit) more time to studying to achieve his goals.
    commit
  • It’s important to follow the (brief/beneficial/assure) instructions to complete the task quickly.
    brief
  • Too much (occur/dilation/comprising) in the explanation made it harder to follow.
    dilation
  • They decided to proceed with (proceed/bang for your buck/inflammation) to avoid potential risks.
    proceed
  • Short, intense (burst/strenuous/brief) of activity can improve physical health.
    burst
  • We analyzed the situation in (retrospective/strenuous/inflammation) and learned from our mistakes.
    retrospective
  • After a long (burs/caution/struggle), the team overcame all the challenges.
    struggle
  • This event cannot (occur/efficient/caution) without the support of volunteers.
    occur
  • The teacher always tried to (assure/brief/burst) the students of their abilities.
    assure
  • For people with a (moderate/sedentary/reduction) lifestyle, it’s important to do at least light physical activities.
    sedentary
  • These changes were helpful (moderate/beneficial/in terms of) improving the company’s performance.
    in terms of
  • I (reckon/refer to/strenuous) this is the best way to solve the problem
    reckon
  • This approach can significantly (diminish/dilation/assure) the risk of complications.
    diminish
  • Staying (willing/committed/moderate) to learn is crucial, even when it’s difficult.
    willing