| Word |
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| Definition |
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| induce |
to make someone do something, persuade, coax |
| military |
connected to the armed forces of a nation |
| incompatible |
not able to work or be together |
| subordinate |
of lower rank or importance |
| odds |
chances, likelihood |
| commence |
begin |
| compile |
to put together item by item, to make a collection |
| forthcoming |
helpful, cooperative, anticipated |
| device |
a tool, an electrical or mechanical machine |
| levy |
to require someone to pay a fee, like a tax or customs duties |
| pose |
to present information for others to consider or think about |
| refine |
to make changes that improve something |
| unify |
to bring together as a whole, to integrate into one |
| vision |
foresight, ability to see into the future or possibilities |
| so-called |
usually known as (though the speaker disagrees) |
| accommodation |
housing arrangement or lodging |
| displacement |
removal from an original location |
| passive |
accepting without resistance or activity |
| behalf (of) |
as a representative, for the benefit of |
| inevitable |
unavoidable, descriptive of a future event that cannot be changed |
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