| A | B |
|---|
| justify | to show reason or cause for an action |
| lenient | merciful or mild, not harsh |
| limit | to impose boundaries or restrictions |
| major | greater in importance or strength |
| mandatory | required |
| mobility, mobilization | movement from one place to another; active |
| moral | good or right conduct |
| motivate | to provide with a cause |
| motley | having many or clashing elements |
| mutual | shared, in common |
| negative | lacking a positive quality |
| negotiate | to bargain or discuss with the purpose of reaching an agreement |
| noninvolvement | the act of not taking part in something |
| obligate | to bind by a promise or contract |
| opponent | adversary |
| originate | to start or bring into being |
| outstripped | excelled; surpassed |
| overwhelm | to make helpless; overpower |
| levy | to impose or collect (a tax) |
| obtain | to get; acquire |
| oust | to kick out; to remove |
| nationalize | to convert from private ownership to possession of the government/public sector |
