| A | B |
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| accompany | v. 1. To go along with; to be together. 2. To play a musical instrument for or with. |
| beneficial | adj. Being of use; helpful; favorable. |
| captive | n. One that is help prisoner. adj. Unable to escape or get away. |
| captivity | n. The state of being held against one's will; loss of freedom. |
| convenient | adj. Suitable for one's needs; making life easier or more comfortable. |
| convenience | n. Anything that makes life easier or more comfortable. |
| ecstasy | n. A strong feeling of emotion, especially joy. |
| ecstatic | adj. Full of or causing ecstasy. |
| expanse | n. A wide, open area or surface; a stretch. |
| expedition | n. 1. A long journey by a group to explore or do battle. 2. A group that makes such a journey. |
| inept | adj. 1. Clumsily or awkwardly expressed; not suitable for the occasion. 2. Lacking in skill or ability. |
| interpret | v. 1. To translate into another language. 2. To explain the meaning of. 3. To understand in one's own way. |
| invaluable | adj. Too valuable to measure; priceless. |
| linger | v. To be slow in leaving or going away. |
| retrieve | v. 1. To get back; to recover. 2. To find and bring back. |
| skirmish | n. A minor fight or battle. v. To take part in such a fight. |
| supplement | n. Something added to make up for something missing. v. To add to. |
| territory | n. 1. A particular area of land. 2. A land area under control of a particular group or government. |
