| A | B |
|---|
| prompt | to move to action |
| concise | succinct, expessing one's point in few words but without sacrificing meaning |
| constitute | amounts to, equals, makes up |
| flawless | perfect, without error |
| rote memorization | a process using repetition, often without full comprehension |
| vis | Latin word root having to do with sight or seeing |
| revise | to look at again to see if you need to make corrections or changes |
| provisions | food or other items you see you will need |
| visionary | someone who foresees what will happen in the future |
| visionless | blind, without sight |
| visualize | to see in one's mind |
| dictate | to say as an order or command |
| dilapidated | rundown, shabby, falling apart |
| coalesce | to fuse, to unite, to combine to become one |
| spew | to gush forth, to stream out forcefully |
| consternation | dismay, an upset feeling |
| dict | a Latin root having to do with saying or telling |
| predictable | able to say or tell ahead of time |
| contradict | to say the opposite of what someone else has said |
| diction | the quality of someone's speech; the choice of one's words |
| dictator | a person who tells others what to do or say |
| edict | a document that tells or proclaims a new law |
| systematic | methodical in procedure or plan; done according to a set procedure |
| outweigh | to have greater importance than; to take priority over |
| dredge | to come up with by deep searching of one's memory or of research sources |
| vigilant | a quality of being alertly watchful, of paying careful attention |
| fuel | to support or stimulate; to increase the power of something |
| port | a Latin word root having to do with carrying or bearing |
| transport | to move from one place to another, to carry from place to place |
| reporter | someone who brings (or carries) information to the public |
| import | to bring products into a country |
| export | to send products out of a country |
| deport | to legally force to leave (move from) a country |
| support | to bear the weight of something |
