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linguistic relativity

(noun) The hypothesis that people understand the world through the lens of their own language.

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loiter

(noun) To wander around or stand in a public place without an obvious reason; linger without purpose.

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longitudinal study

(noun) A study that collects data on the same units of analysis at two or more time periods, or from comparable units of analysis across different age cohorts at one point in time, with the primary aim of observing phenomena over time.

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lookism

(noun) Discrimination or prejudice against someone based on their looks (appearance).

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low culture

(noun) A form of popular culture that has mass appeal.