| A | B |
|---|
| crime | noun-an act that is against the law |
| criminal | noun-person guilty of a wrongdoing |
| except | verb-leaving out; other than; but |
| exception | noun-a leaving out; person or thing left out |
| combine | verb-join together; unite; join forces |
| combination | noun-union; set of things mixed together |
| imitate | verb-to try to be like or act like |
| imitation | noun-thing that copies something else |
| operate | verb-do something to the body, usually with instruments, to improve or restore health |
| operation | noun-something done to the body, usually with instruments, to improve or restore health |
| academy | noun-place for instruction; private high school |
| academic | adj.-of or having to do with the schools; concerned with the general education |
| depart | verb-go away; leave |
| departure | noun-act of going away |
| inspire | verb-fill with thought or feeling; influence |
| inspiration | noun-influence of thought and strong feeling on actions |
| participate | verb-have a share; take part |
| participation | noun-the act of engaging in |
| regulate | verb-control by rule or principle |
| regulation | noun-rule or law; according to or required by some rule |
| indicate | verb-point out; make known |
| indicative | adj.-pointing out; showing |
| deprive | verb-take away from by force; keep from having or doing |
| deprivation | noun-loss; act of denying |
| implicate | verb-show to have a part or to be connected; involve |
| implication | noun-indirect suggestion; hint |
