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(v./n.) stagnate, bog down, be at a standstill; stagnation

(n.) pavilion

(adj.) tall and straight; vigorous

(n.) inflation

(v.) order the arrest of a criminal, list as wanted by the police

(adj.) common, popular

(n.) sibling, compatriot

(n.) comrade | (phr.) (slang, dialect, of a person) homosexual (used especially of a man); (generally) LGBTQ

(adv.) all, altogether, entirely

(v.) to rule, to govern; to dominate

(adj./v.) congenial, agreeable; speculate, seize a chance to seek private gains

(v.) surrender, capitulate

(v.) throw, hurl, cast

(adj.) bald; bare; blunt; (of writing) incomplete

(v.) overthrow, overturn

(n./v.) reasoning, the act of inferring conclusions; infer

(n.) deduction, corollary

(adj.) muttering, speaking with great reserve, hesitant in speaking

(v.) separate oneself from, break away from, be divorced from

(adj.) appropriate, proper, suitable

(adj.) appropriate, proper, well-arranged

(v.) come to terms, compromise

(n.) oval, ellipse

(v./n.) spurn, vomit; infamy, disdain and reject

(v.) excavate, unearth, dig

(v.) disintegrate, collapse, breakdown

(v.) to twist, to distort

(n.) layman, unprofessional person

(adj.) outward-looking, extrovert, extroverted (personality), export-oriented (economy)

(n./m.) pellet; pill; measure word used for pills of Chinese medicine

(adj.) perfect, complete

(v.) finish, complete, end

(adj.) stubborn, obstinate, persistent, uncompromising

(v.) toy with; dally with (a woman); employ, resort to

(v.) retrieve, redeem

(v.) save, remedy, rescue

(v.) feel sorry for somebody or about something, have pity for, regret

(adv.) very much, extremely

(n.) as one used to do formerly, usual

(n.) past events, the past