#vocabulary syntax

• Close — Located at a small distance in space or time; about to happen soon or found in direct proximity. At a social or psychological level, it describes a person united by close ties of kinship, deep friendship, or common interests, becoming an intimate member of someone's entourage.
• By the way — An adverb used to spontaneously introduce a remark, memory, or digression directly or indirectly related to the topic under discussion; as a neuter noun, it designates a subtle allusion, an incidental remark, a fine irony, or an indirect suggestion made within a conversation.
• By the way — An etymological graphic variant for the noun and adverb 'apropo'; a subtle allusion, passing remark, or indirect suggestion made within a dialogue. As an adverb, it is used to spontaneously introduce a digression or memory structurally linked to the current topic.
• Congruent — A very rare philosophical or logical term used to describe an element, concept, or structural relationship characterized by an inherent capacity for adaptation, perfect fit, or tight logical articulation relative to a given conceptual framework.
• Aptitude — A very rare term used as a conceptual or regional variant for aptitude or native capacity; a complex of physical or psychological traits that allow an individual to easily assimilate certain knowledge or successfully execute a specific activity.
• Seize — To seize, snatch, or take a firm hold of an object or person with the hand; to catch someone in a specific state or at a particular moment; to start an activity energetically or set out on a specific path; to live long enough to experience or see a certain era or historical event. In a reflexive sense, it indicates the sudden onset of an emotional state, an illness, or systematically beginning a job.