| Term | Definition |
|---|
| ambulatory | able to walk about; pertaining to walking |
| preamble | a preliminary statement in speech or writing; an introductory part |
| recalcitrant | stubbornly resistant to authority or guidance; hard to manage |
| constituent | serving as a necessary part of a whole; a voter of a district represented by an elected official |
| desist | to cease doing something; to forebear; to abstain |
| destitute | altogether lacking; poverty stricken |
| interstice | intervening space; a chunk; a crevice |
| obstinate | very stubborn; inflexible; difficult to control or subdue |
| oust | to force out of a position or place |
| restitution | restoration of a thing to its proper owner or its original state; repayment or repair for injury or damage |
| restive | uneasy; restless; unruly |
| stance | the position of the body and the feet while standing; an emotional or mental attitude |
| static | at rest; unmoving; pertaining to electric charges |
| subsist | to exist; to be; to be sustained; to live |
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