| A | B |
|---|
| immovable | that which cannot be moved; permanently fixed |
| emotion | a strong feeling of any kind. Joy, grief, fear, hated, love, anger, excitement |
| locomotion | act or power of moving from place to place |
| mobile | easy to move |
| submit | yield to the power, control, or authority of another; surrender |
| missile | object or weapon that is shot, thrown, or hurled |
| dismissal | condition or fact of being sent away or removed |
| procedure | method of doing things; the customary manners of conducting business |
| intercede | plead for another; ask a favor from one person for another |
| concession | a conceding; granting; yielding |
| motivate | provide with a motive or incentive |
| motive | thought or feeling that makes one act |
| commotion | violent movement; agitation; turbulence |
| immobilize | make motionless |
| transmitted | send over; pass on; pass along |
| remit | sned money to a person or place |
| intermittent | stopping for a time and beginning again; pausing at intervals |
| receding | go or move backward; slope backward; withdraw |
| procession | something that moves forward; persons riding or marching |
| predecessor | person holding an office before another |
| promotional | used in improvement |
| missionary | person sent on a religious mission |
| commissary | store handling food and supplies in a mining camp, lumber camp, army camp, etc.; deputy representative |
| antecedent | a previous thing or event; something happening before and leading up to another |
| accessible | easy to reach, enter, or use |
