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a person's performance or capability in comparison to others
one of the many floors that are in a building
a point or position on a scale of quantity, quality, extent, etc.
a distinct identifiable stage in a continuum, process, or series
height or elevation above a reference point such as the ground
an instrument showing horizontal alignment when a bubble is centered in a liquid tube
a horizontal plane or surface that is even or balanced
an abstract plane or position often considered as having depth or hierarchy
(in computer games) an area accessible to the player while achieving an objective
What is a "level"?
In video games, a level refers to a stage or rank that a character, player, or game reaches. For characters, a level is a measure of progress, often represented by experience points (XP). As a character gains XP, they can level up, improving their abilities, skills, or stats. In games with multiple stages, levels can also refer to individual areas or challenges that players must complete to advance in the game. The term is used to indicate how far a player has progressed or how challenging a particular part of the game is.
to make something even, flat, or straight
to destroy a building, area, etc. completely
to communicate honestly and openly with someone
