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| kidnap | to take someone away illegally and demand money for returning him/her |
| swollen | expanded by or as if by internal pressure; enlarged by swelling |
| owe | to be in debt to; to be under an obligation to pay an amount of money to someone |
| nod | to move your head up and down, especially to show that you agree with or understand something |
| rude | speaking or behaving in a way that is not polite |
| neat | very good, enjoyable, interesting |
| contemplate | to think seriously for a long time about something you intend to do or something you want to understand |
| stumble | trip and almost fall; to come upon accidentally or unexpectedly |
| sort | a kind |
| dingy | dark, dirty, and in bad condition |
| perhaps | used to say that something may be true, but you are not sure |
| muzzle | the open end of a gun; the nose and mouth of an animal |
| dart | to move suddenly and quickly in a particular direction |
| whistle | to make a high or musical sound by blowing air out through your lips; to cause to move with a whistling noise |
| threaten | to say that you will cause someone harm or trouble if they do not do what you want |
| snort | to breathe air in a noisy way out through your nose |
| aggravating | annoying, irritating; worsening |
| ordinary | average, common, or usual; not different or special |
| sort of | somewhat; rather |
| glamour | alluring beauty or charm |
| incarnation | the condition of being personified, given bodily form to |
| husk | the dry external covering of certain fruits or seeds, esp. of an ear of corn |
| cease | to stop, discontinue |
| distinct | not being the same, not identical; separate |
| execute | to put into effect; carry out; create |
| bust | to cause to come to an end; break up |
| beloved | greatly loved |
| despite | in spite of; notwithstanding |
| distortion | misrepresentation |
| crucial | extremely important |
| exclude | to keep out; prevent from entering; to leave out of consideration |
| ministry | government department |
| definite | indisputable; certain; clearly defined |
| consecutive | following one after another without interruption; successive |
| indictment | an accusation of wrong doing |
| precept | a rule or principle prescribing a particular course of action or conduct; a doctrine that is taught |
| corruption | destroying someone’s honesty or loyalty |
| inevitable | unavoidable; sure to happen |
| immerse | enclose or envelop completely |
| stubbornly | unreasonably; bullheaded; persistent |
| commencement | a beginning; a start; a ceremony at which academic degrees or diplomas are conferred |
| commander | an officer in command of a military group or operation |
| rhetoric | the art of speaking or writing to persuade or influence people |
| mundane | ordinary and not interesting or exciting |
| mutation | the act or process of being altered or changed |
| patent | an invention protected by a patent; a grant made by a government that confers upon the creator of an invention the sole right to make, use, and sell that invention for a set period of time |
| impede | delay or stop the progress of something |
| academia | the world of learning, teaching, research, etc. at a university and the people involved in it |
| approval | the act or an instance of giving consent, acceptance; sanction; commendation |
| dramatic | exciting; powerful; impressive; arresting or forceful in appearance or effect |
| response | something that is done as a reaction to something that has happened or been said |
| pastel | a soft delicate hue; a pale color |
| turmoil | a state of confusion, excitement, or anxiety |
| stick to | to hold something firmly; to adhere or cause something to adhere to |
| irritable | getting annoyed quickly or easily |
| savvy | well informed and perceptive; shrewd; clever |
| appetite | a desire for food or drink; hunger; like; taste |
| associate | to make a connection in your mind between one thing or person and aonther |
| ingredient | component; part; element; a quality you need to achieve something |
| pale | of a low intensity of color; light |
| inculcate | to teach (others) by frequent instruction or repetition; instill |
| newt | a small amphibious creature with a long slender body and tail and short legs |
| palace | where a king, queen, or a royal personage officially lives |
| lash | hit someone very hard with a whip, to tie something tightly to something else |
| corridor | a narrow hallway, passageway, or gallery, often with rooms or apartments opening onto it |
| melt | to change something from solid to liquid by heating; suddenly feel love or sympathy |
| riot | a wild or turbulent disturbance created by a large number of people |
| ellipse | a curved shape that is similar to a circle but has two sides that are longer and flatter |
| impel | to urge to action through moral pressure; compel; prompt |
| trip | stumble; to make a mistake |
| intimidation | the act of frightening or threatening a weaker person to make them do something |
| pregnant | carrying an unborn child within the body |
| attorney | lawyer |
| modernize | update; make repairs, renovations, revisions, or adjustments to |
| sobriety | when someone is not drunk; behaviour that shows a serious attitude to life |
| psychiatric | relating to the study and treatment of mental illness |
| simulate | to make or produce something that is not real but has the appearance or feeling of being real |
| criminology | the scientific study of crime and criminals |
| prompt | to make someone decide to do something; to make people say or do something as a reaction |
| engulf | to immerse; to overwhelm; to completely surround or cover something |
| collaboration | the act of working with another person or group in order to achieve or produce something |
| chronicler | someone who writes an extended account in prose or verse of historical events |
| aggregate | being the total amount of something, especially money |
| equity | common stock and preferred stock; a situation in which everyone is fairly treated |
| visibility | degree of exposure to public notice; the distance that it is possible to see at a particular time |
| innovation | a new idea, method, or invention, or the introduction and use of a new idea, method |
| reorganize | to arrange or organize something in a new and better way |
| rip off | to steal |
| accelerate | to happen at a faster rate than usual, or to make something do this |
| degredation | a decline to a lower condition, quality, or level; making a situation or condition worse |
| rip | to subject to vehement criticism or attack |
| respect | a particular aspect, feature, or detail; willingness to show consideration or appreciation, esteem |
| statement | a communication or declaration in speech |
| eerie | uncanny, so as to inspire superstitious fear |
| parallel | a comparison indicating likeness; an analogy |
| premature | occurring, coming, or done too soon |
| intellectual | rational rather than emotional; having or showing intellect/intelligence, especially to a high degree |
| rambunctious | noisy, full of energy |
| ignorance | disapproving lack of knowledge or information about something |
| accusation | a statement saying that someone has done something wrong or illegal |
| cervical | of or relating to a neck or a cervix |
| choke | to have difficulty in breathing because something is in your throat or there is not enough air |
| coax | to persuade someone by talking gently and kindly; to obtain by persistent persuasion |
| cleric | a clergyman or other person in religious orders |
| horrified | feeling very shocked or upset |
| stage | the activity or art of performing a play; to arrange and carry out |
| retrospect | thinking back to a time in the past, and knowing more now than you did then |
| emblem | a picture or object that represents a country, company, etc. |
| ubiquity | seeming to be everywhere |
| repositories | a place where things are kept safely |
| beaver | a north american animal that has thick fur, a wide flad tale, and cuts down trees with its teeth |
| elderly | advanced in years; rather old |
| leukemia | malignant neoplasm of blood-forming tissues; characterized by abnormal proliferation of leukocytes; one of the four major types of cancer |
| marrow | the fatty tissue that fills the cavities of bones |
| transplant | to transfer tissue or an organ from one body or body part to another; the act of removing something from one location and introducing it in another location |
| policy | written contract or certificate of insurance |
| settlement | an arrangement, adjustment, or other understanding reached, as in financial or business proceedings; termination of a business operation by using its assets to discharge its liabilities |
| brick | a molded rectangular block of clay baked by the sun or in a kiln until hard and used as a building and paving material |
| diagnose | to distinguish or identify (a disease, for example) by diagnosis |
| greedy | having an excessive desire for something, such as food or money |
| warrant | a judicial writ authorizing an officer to make a search, seizure, or arrest or to execute a judgment |
| rocket | a projectile firework having a cylindrical shape and a fuse that is lit from the rear |
| sedan | a large car that have 4 seats |
| crash | an accident in which a vehicle hits something else |
| decorate | to make more attractive by adding some ornament or colour ; to paint or wallpaper |
| attractive | pleasing to the eye or mind; charming |
| adrenaline | a chemical produced by your body that makes your heart beat faster and gives you extra energy |
| adrift | drifting or floating freely; not anchored; without direction or purpose |
| memo | a written proposal or reminder |
| code | to translate or arrange into a a system of signals used to represent letters or numbers in transmitting messages |
| diversity | the fact or quality of being diverse; different |
| incompatible | not functioning well with others |
| simplicity | the inherent ability or capacity for growth, development, or coming into being |
| fibrous | full of sinews; especially impossible to chew |
| complication | something which makes a situation more difficult to deal with |
| ambition | a strong desire to achieve something |
| inexcusable | unforgivable |
| companion | a person who accompanies or associates with another; a comrade |
| hut | a small house or shelter |
| cruelty | a deliberate infliction of pain and suffering; brutality |
| terror | extreme fear |
| loyalty | a feeling of friendship or duty towards someone or something |
| bail | money left with a court of law to prove that a prisoner will return when their trial starts |
| unconsciously | not knowing or perceiving |
| anachronism | a person or thing that seems to belong to another time |
| concurrent | taking place at the same time or place |
| olympiad | one of the four-year intervals between Olympic Games; an international contest in chess or other games |
| estivate | to spend the summer, as at a special place |
| dilatory | tending or intended to waste time or delay |
| ephemeral | lasting only for a short time |
| incipient | beginning to exist or appear |
| juncture | a point in time, especially a critical point; a place where two things are joined |
| erstwhile | in the past; at a former time; formerly |
