| A | B |
|---|
| propose | to make a suggestion such as a new law or idea. |
| convince | to encourage someone that you are right. |
| concern | to be aware or worried about a topic. |
| enforce | to insist that rules are followed. |
| compare | to view one idea against another. |
| excuse | to forgive. |
| conduct | how one behaves. |
| preserve | to keep for a very long time by using special preparations. |
| contain | to contain within. |
| excite | to stir up; arouse. |
| extend | to make something longer. |
| prefix | to add a syllable to the beginning of a word. |
| engage | to draw into; to involve. |
| pronoun | a word that take the place of a noun. |
| consist | to be made of. |
| enclose | to close in, to circle around. |
| consent | to agree to a plan. |
| proverb | a very wise saying. |
| compound | two words put together. |
| exchange | to trade. |
| compose | to create something new and original. |
| exact | to copy or make something perfect. |
| exit | to leave. |
| common | belonging to or shared equally by everyone. |
| expert | a person who isan authority on a topic. |
| enactment | to establish by passing a law. |
| procedure | the direction or order of completing something. |
| convince | to persuade to do or believe. |
| preamble | an introduction to a formal document explaining the purose or reasons behind it. |
| concise | to make something very short and exact. |
