| Term | Definition |
| descended | to come down from |
| jargon | special language of particular group or job |
| intrigue | secret or complicated scheme; arouses interest |
| retreat | to back away |
| treacherous | giving a false sense of safety; unreliable |
| meager | falling short of what is necessary |
| designate | appoint; name; specify |
| inscription | engraved or written dedication |
| procession | a group of people moving in an orderly way |
| subscribe | agress with or agree to get and pay for |
| redeemed | cashed in or to have made a situation better |
| conscription | draft for military services |
| hover | to remain floating over a place or object |
| insignia | a badge of authority |
| nondescript | unremarkable or lacking descriptive qualities |
| perpetual | continuous or ongoing |
| significant | important or it can mean a noticeable change |
| transcribe | copy or make a duplicate of |
| foreshadow | to indicate, signal, or hint about something before it happens |
| resigned | accepting without resistance |
| original | the first or it can mean unique |
| camouflage | to disguise or cover up |
| perplexity | complication or bewilderment |
| circumscribe | to craw a circle around;surround |
| recover | to gain back as in health or as in lost items |
| conquest | the act of condquering by force |
| recesses | inner spaces of places |
| imagery | figures of speech that help to form pictures in the mind. |