stringent
|
Strict, Precise, and Exacting
|
Buttress
|
cement, brace, uphold
|
Dominate
|
have power and influence over
|
Relegate
|
downgrade, lower, lower in
rank/status, put down, move down
|
Towering
|
high, tall, lofty, elevated, soaring,
sky-high, of great importance
|
Appraise
|
assess the value or quality of
|
Behest
|
a person's orders or command
|
Wisdom
|
intelligence, understanding, insight,
perception
|
Extol
|
|
Consequence
|
result, upshot, outcome, out-turn,
sequel, effect, reaction, repercussion
|
Narrate
|
Give a spoken or written account of
|
Nullify
|
declare null and void
|
Abduct
|
take (someone) away illegally by
force, kidnap
|
Agony
|
Extreme physical or mental suffering
|
Prolong
|
extend the duration of, extend
|
Reconciliation
|
The restoration of friendly relations
|
Spurn
|
Reject with disdain or contempt
|
Alleviate
|
make (suffering, deficiency, or a
problem) less severe
|
Breach
|
An act of breaking a law, promise,
agreement or something
|
Appetite
|
desire for something, especially for food
|
Rapprochement
|
an establishment or resumption of
harmonious relations
|
Acrimonious
|
angry and bitter (typically of speech
or discussion)
|
Embattled
|
prepared for war, beset by problems or
difficulties
|
Turmoil
|
a state of great disturbance,
confusion, or uncertainty
|
Rival
|
a person or thing competing with
another for the same objective
|
Hostile
|
showing or feeling opposition or
dislike, unfriendly
|
Deterrence
|
The action of discouraging an action
or event through instilling doubt or fear of the consequences
|
Retaliation
|
counter-attack
|
Escalation
|
a rapid increase
|
Precarious
|
dangerous or difficult and likely to
get worse, unstable
|
Recurrent
|
occurring often or repeatedly
|
Retaliate
|
make an attack in return for a similar
attack
|
Defy
|
refuse to obey
|
Insurgency
|
An active revolt or uprising
|
Pragmatic
|
dealing with things sensibly and
realistically
|
Assiduously
|
With great care and perseverance
|
Chagrin
|
annoyance or distress at having
failed,
|
Fretful
|
feeling or expressing distress or
irritation
|
Realm
|
A field or domain of activity or
interest
|
Slumber
|
Sleep, nap
|
Vocab List 1
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