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strategy n. the science or art of war; the careful planning and management or anything; a plan or method of action inevitable adj. unavoidable; certain to happen catastrophe n. a sudden, widespread disaster; a misfortune aggressive adj. quick to attack; inclined to hostile actions; assertive; bold and energetic sinew n. tendon, or the tough, fibrous tissue that connects bone to muscle ferocious adj. savage, fierce, or cruel; intense valid adj. true; well grounded on principles or evidence; convincing; reasonable ecology n. the relationships, or the science of the relationships, between living things and their environments sanctuary n. a holy or sacred place; the most sacred part of a religious building; a place of refuge, shelter, and protection; safety intelligible adj. capable of being understood; clear defy v. to refuse or resist openly; to dare; to withstand successfully misdeeds n. a bad or illegal act menace n. a threat; a troublesome person; v. to threaten integrity n. wholeness; soundness; strength of character; honesty alliance n. a formal agreement between nations of people for a particular cause; the nations involved in such an agreement despise v. to look upon as contemptible or worthless; to disdain and scorn pacify v. to bring into submission; to soothe someone who is upset; to quiet or calm nourish v. to provide with food; to nurture; to make grow; to promote development advent n. arrival; the coming of something, especially something long awaited sustain v. to support; to withstand; to provide for; to keep in existence; to uphold as reasonable; to suffer or undergo