| A | B |
|---|
| alert | to tell someone about a dangerous or unpleasant situation |
| assure | to convince someone that something is true or will definitely |
| commit | to do something illegal or bad like a crime |
| compelling | convincing or holding attention |
| cease | to stop doing something to stop existing |
| deter | to make someone not want to do or continue doing something |
| ethical | conforming to good moral conduct |
| grand | large and impressive |
| inconclusive | not providing any clear answer or result |
| massive | extremely large, huge |
| install | to put equipment or software somewhere so it can be used |
| oppose | to disagree with what someone wants to do and to try to stop the person |
| proponent | an active supporter of an idea or course of action |
| regulate | to control an activity especially by means of rules |
| relay | to send information |
| relentless | never stopping or becoming less intense |
| revenge | punishment or the act of getting even with someone who hurt you |
| spy | to find out secret information about another organization |
| symptom | a sign that something is wrong with your body or mind |
| dispute | a serious disagreement |
