Adverbial modifiers indicating degree or extent, often used to qualify assertions by showing how complete or partial a relationship or causation is.

Technical and domain-specific terminology that appears in formal documentation, research papers, or specialized texts across fields like computer science, biology, mathematics, and legal writing.

Sentence connectors and phrases that introduce revelations, confessions, or hidden truths that contrast with surface appearances, often involving time references or indicating ongoing conditions.

Adjective modifiers that specify size, extent, position, or qualification of objects and concepts.

Mathematical and statistical expressions containing numbers, percentages, or terms like "number of" and "proportion" that quantify amounts or relationships within scientific or technical contexts.

Prepositional phrases or connector words that establish relationships between entities in technical, legal, or academic documents.

Technical terms related to data processing in code, particularly involving streaming or on-the-fly operations where data is processed incrementally rather than loaded entirely into memory.

Document section breaks where content transitions from one section to another, often between the end of one section and the beginning of a new section, heading, or content type.

Words or phrases that indicate beneficial solutions, functional purposes, or transition points in text, often appearing before punctuation or in technical contexts.

Technical instruments, tools, and methodologies used for observation, analysis or measurement in scientific, medical or professional contexts.

End-of-clause or end-of-sentence tokens, often punctuation marks or transitional phrases that connect one thought to the next.

Technical terminology and specialized vocabulary from scientific, medical, and technical domains appearing in professional or academic contexts.

Abstract nouns and phrases related to spirituality, consciousness, personal growth, and inner experience, often appearing in self-help, philosophical, or spiritual contexts.

Domain-specific technical terminology or jargon that represents key concepts within specialized fields like computer science, medicine, engineering, or research.

JavaScript/Node.js function closures that handle asynchronous operations, particularly callback patterns at the end of function blocks and function returns.

Text segments that describe personal growth, values acquisition, or character development - particularly moments where characters find meaning, confidence, or learn important life lessons.

Code syntax elements that serve as block terminators, expression connectors or operators in programming languages, such as closing braces, arrow function notation, or underscore characters in identifiers.

Emotionally resonant words and phrases in narratives about human struggle, achievement, and recognition - particularly terms expressing sentiment, courage, or acknowledgment.

Proper nouns or pronouns representing key entities who are actors or subjects in formal texts, particularly legal documents, sports coverage, and narratives.

Data elements in programming code, particularly in format strings, method calls, and object properties. Common patterns include variable names, field accesses with methods like getName() or getThread(), string formatting with delimiters like parentheses, commas that separate parameters, and identifiers like author, year, city, or name that represent data fields in structured formats.