(v.) to come close to; to begin to deal with; to make a request (n.) the act of coming close to; a way to deal with something or someone; a way of reaching a place
approve
(v.) to have a high opinion of; to give permission
glory
(n.) great honor or praise given by others; great beauty
magnificent
(adj.) very grand and fine; remarkably beautiful or outstanding
meek
(adj.) not courageous or strong
prompt
(adj.) on time; done quickly and without delay (v.) to move someone to action; to remind someone what to do or what to say
revive
(v.) to bring or come back to life
tradition
(n.) a custom, belief, or idea that has been passed down over time
watchful
(ad.) always noticing what is happening, aware
wreckage
(n.) what is left of something that has been destroyed
(v.) to eat or drink, especially in large amounts; to use up; to destroy
glide
(v.) to move smoothly and easily
origin
(n.) the cause or beginning
prevent
(v.) to stop from happening
punctuate
(v.) to mark printed or written materials with periods, commas, and other signs; to interrupt from time to time; to give importance to
representative
(n.) a typical example; someone who acts for another (adj.) having to do with elected members; being a typical example
scorn
(n.) a feeling that something or someone is worthless or inferior;an expression of that feeling (v.) to act with contempt toward an object or a person; to make fun of
stout
(adj.) large and heavy in build; physically strong and sturdy; having courage or determination
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