| Term | Definition |
| acquit | declare not guilty, free from blame |
| deem | to think; believe; to consider; |
| devastate | destroy; lay wastel leave in ruins |
| discredit | throw doubt upon, cause to be distrusted; to damage a reputation |
| elusive | difficult to catch or to hold; hard to explain or undersatnd |
| generate | to bring into existence; to be the cause of |
| idolize | to worship as an idol; to love like an idol very much |
| keepsake | something kept in memory of the giver; a souvenier |
| mortal | a being that must eventually die; |
| ovation | an enthusistic public welcomel an outburst of appluse |
| plight | a sorry condition; |
| plight | to pledge, promise solemenly |
| repent | to feel sorry for what you have done |
| reverie | a daydream; being lost in thought |
| scan | to examine closley; |
| scan | to look over quickly but thouroughly |
| strand | a beach or store; string of wire or hair |
| strand | to drive or run aground to leave in a hopeless position |
| strife | bitter disagreement; fighting and struggling |
| topple | to fall forward; to overturn; |