1.
the situation, background, or circumstances in which something happens or is understood.
2.
having all parts; finished or whole.
3.
to have control or power over something or someone.
4.
to express unhappiness or dissatisfaction about something.
5.
to obtain or achieve something, especially an advantage or benefit.
6.
having qualities traditionally associated with men, such as strength or boldness.
7.
to make an unhappy or displeased expression by bringing the eyebrows together.
8.
to greatly surprise or shock someone.
9.
a ruler who has complete power over a country, often using it unfairly or cruelly.
10.
the process of judging or evaluating something or someone.
11.
extremely important or necessary.
12.
the loss of the ability to move part or all of the body.
13.
to cut or shape something, usually wood or stone, into a specific form.
14.
to make fun of someone in a playful or unkind way.
15.
ready to attack or confront; behaving in a forceful or competitive way.
16.
to think of something as being caused by or belonging to someone or something.
17.
to give or add something, such as money, effort, or ideas, to achieve a goal.
18.
to give or deliver something to several people or places.
19.
to encourage the growth or development of something or someone.
20.
to delay something to a later time.
21.
to use something wrongly or treat someone cruelly or unfairly.
22.
to change appearance or behavior to hide identity or true nature.
23.
the amount of something produced, such as work or goods.
24.
a speech given by a religious leader, usually offering moral or spiritual guidance.
25.
to begin to grow; to develop new shoots or leaves.
