| A | B |
|---|
| evidence | an outward sign |
| evidence | material presented to a court to help find the truth in a matter |
| improvise | to compose, recite, play, or sing without preparation |
| improvise | to make, invent, or arrange with whatever is at hand |
| invisible | impossible to see |
| provide | to supply what is needed for support |
| revision | having been looked over and corrected |
| supervise | to oversee |
| visa | a mark on a passport that is a sign of approval and permission |
| visage | one's face |
| vision | something seen in the mind |
| vision | the act or power of seeing |
| visionary | a person whose ideas or plans are impractical |
| visit | to go to see in order to comfort or help |
| visit | to pay a call upon as an act of friendship or courtesy |
| visor | a movable front upper piece on a helmet |
| visual | received by sight |
| visualize | to make visible; especially : to form a mental image of |
