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kinship: (noun)  a feeling of being close or connected to other people or living things

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kinship: (noun)  a feeling of being close or connected to other people or living things

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Example used in the article:
A highly resolved tree of life demonstrates the kinship of all life on Earth.

Synonym:affinity, connection

Collocation:sense of kinship, kinship with all life, there is a kinship

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temporarily (ad.)

for a limited period of time; not permanently.

Example used in the article:
Of those, nineteen had experienced homelessness (as defined by Statistics New Zealand) within the previous five years, including residing in temporary housing, temporarily sharing accommodation, living in uninhabitable dwellings, and being without shelter.

Synonym: briefly

Collocation:

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insecurity :
a: not confident about yourself or your ability to do things well :nervous and uncomfortable.
b : not certain to continue or be successful for a long time.
c :not locked or well protected
Example used in the article:The rise in renting among middle aged and older people highlights tenure insecurity and the risk of homelessness for the first time in later life.
Synonym: uncertainty, timidity
Collocation:sense of insecurity, insecurity for, insecurity about
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to cause (something) to happen quickly or suddenly.
In article:
We examine factors precipitating participants’ homelessness, their living environments, and pathways out of homelessness.
syn:
accelerate
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A fact or piece of data obtained from a study of a large quantity of numerical data.
In article:
We report on a dataset drawn from a larger project in which 108 tenants aged 55 and older were interviewed. Of those, nineteen had experienced homelessness (as defined by Statistics New Zealand) within the previous five years, including residing in temporary housing, temporarily sharing accommodation, living in uninhabitable dwellings, and being without shelter.
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COL:
statistic analysis
statistic data
statistic bureau

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tenure:(noun)is the legal right to live in a particular building or to use a particular piece of land during a fixed period of time.
Example used in article:
The rise in renting among middle aged and older people highlights tenure insecurity and the risk of homelessness for the first time in later life.
synonym:occupation, having
Collocation:  life tenure, land tenure, tenure of office

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reside:(verb)  to live in a particular place or to exist or be present

Example used in the article:
Of those, nineteen had experienced homelessness (as defined by Statistics New Zealand) within the previous five years, including residing in temporary housing, temporarily sharing accommodation, living in uninhabitable dwellings, and being without shelter.

Synonym: inhabit, live

Collocation: reside in, reside within
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(1)continuing for a limited amount of time : not permanent
(2)intended to be used for a limited amount of time
Example used in article:
We lost power temporarily.
The store is temporarily closed for renovations.

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(1)continuing for a limited amountof time : not permanent
(2)intended to be used for a limitedamount of time
Example used in article:
The daily flight to Dallas has been temporarily.
Synonym: transitorily

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make something end.
Example used in article:
no-cause termination

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precipitating v.

make To come suddenly; accelerate; plunge.
Example used in the article:
We examine factors precipitating participants’ homelessness, their living environments, and pathways out of homelessness.
Synonym:overhasty/precipitant.