| A | B |
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| adjacent | adj. ear or next to; adjoining |
| beset | v. 1) to surround or to attack repeatedly; 2) to trouble or weigh down. |
| cede | v. to give up to transfer, especially to treaty or formal agreement. |
| circuitous | adj. roundabout; indirect |
| desultory | adj. proceeding or carried out in an aimless or random way |
| galvanize | v. to excite or arouse action |
| implement (n.) | a tool or instrument |
| implement (v) | to carry out |
| inconsequential | adj. lacking importance or worth; unable to make an impact; trivial |
| magnitude | n. greatness of size, power, or influence |
| materialize | v. 1) to become real or actual; 2) to appear in physical form, especially suddenly |
| muster (n.) | a gathering, usually of military forces. |
| muster (v.) | to summon or call forth; to gather. |
| prohibitive | adj. serving to restrain action or discourage use of |
| reminisce (v) | 1) to think or talk about one's past. |
| reminiscence (n) | the act of remembering; a recollection |
| reminiscent (adj) | suggestive of something else |
| vanguard | n. the leading or forward position in a movement |
| visionary (n.) | a person who's given to ideas that are not currently realistic; a dreamer. |
| visionary (adj) | able to see what might be accomplished in the future |
