| A | B |
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| Awe | n. A feeling of fear or nervous wonder and respect |
| awe | v. to fill with awe |
| awesome | adj. causing feelings of awe |
| catastrophe | n. something that causes great loss and suffering; a terrible disaster |
| collide | v. to come together with great force |
| collision | n. the act of colliding |
| consequence | n. a result or outcome |
| consequence | n. importance |
| deceive | v. to cause to belive something that is not true |
| deceptive | adj. intended to or likely to deceive or mislead |
| deception | n. an act of deceiving |
| fatality | n. a death resulting from an accident or a disaster |
| improvise | v. to compose or perform without preparation |
| improvise | v. to make do with whatever is on hand |
| loom | n. a machine or device for weaving cloth |
| loom | v. to appear in a sudden and frightening way |
| loom | v. to get frighteningly close |
| lull | v. to cause to relax |
| lull | n. a temporary calm or quiet period |
| placid | adj. calm and peaceful |
| predicament | n. a difficult or trying situation |
| priority | n. the state or condition of being before another in importance or time |
| reinforce | v. to increase or strengthen |
| reinforcements | pl. n. extra people such as soldiers or police sent to provide help |
| stern | n. the rear part of a boat |
| stern | adj. unpleasantly severe |
| treacherous | adj. not to be trusted |
| treacherous | adj. actually dangerous while seeming to be safe |
