| A | B |
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| convict | to prove or judge to be guilty; a person who has been proved guilty of a crime; person serving a long prison term |
| discipline | punishment; training that results in obedience; control gained by enforcing rules of conduct; a branch of knowledge; to punish; to bring under control |
| dungeon | a dark room or cell used as a prison; usually underground |
| earnest | serious, important or grave |
| enclose | to surorund on every side; to close in or fence off; to include with something else |
| gradual | happening step-by-step or by degrees; changing little by little |
| grumble | to complain angrily but not loudly; to growl; a growling sound; a muttered complaint |
| jagged | with a rough or sharp edge; irregular or harsh |
| nourish | to feed or help grow and develop; to support |
| provision | the act of supplying or making available; a stock of food or supplies; a step taken ahead of time; a condition, as in a contract; to supply with food or materials |
| treaty | an agreement or contract between two or more countries; the legal document that has the terms of such agreement |
| uneasy | feeling worried or unsire; causing discomfort |
