| Term | Definition |
|---|
| negotiate | to have a discussion with another so as to arrive at an agreemen |
| fortunate | coming or happening by good luck : bringing good that was not expected |
| inducted | to place in office; to draft into military |
| disembark | to go or put ashore from a ship |
| unceasingly | continuous; incessant |
| subdued | to bring under control especially by willpower; to reduce the brightness or strength of |
| departed | to go away or go away from; leave |
| primitive | of or relating to the earliest age or period; belonging to or characteristic of an early stage of development |
| culture | the raising or development of a product or crop by careful attention; improvement of the mind, tastes, and manners through careful training |
| sublime | grand or noble in thought, expression, or manner; having an impressive quality that inspires awe |
| scale | either pan of a balance |
| ruins | complete collapse or destruction; remains of something destroyed |
| tragedy | a serious drama with a sorrowful or disastrous conclusion; a disastrous event |
| zealous | marked by passionate support for a person, cause, or ideal |
| treacherous | likely to betray; unreliable |
| vanquished | o defeat and gain control of completely; conquer |
| excavates | to hollow out : form a hole in; to dig out and remove |
| eliminated | to get rid of; remove |
| stabilized | to make or become fixed, or firm; to make steady |
| extensive | having a wide range, distance, or space over or through which something extends |
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