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| v. To reduce or prevent the bad effect of something that has the opposite effect. |
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| v. To increase in strength, size, or amount, etc. or make something do this. |
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| v. To form pictures or ideas in your mind. |
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| n. A descritpion of what is likely to happen in the future based on the information you have now. |
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| adj. Not offensive, dangerous, or harmful. |
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| adj. Not fitting or appropriate. |
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| adj. Not noticing other people's feelings, and not realizing that something you do can upset them. |
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| v. To help develop an idea, skill, feeling, etc. |
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| n. Fighting during a war, particularly with weapons. |
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| v. To examine in detail with critical or careful attention. |
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| v. To completely destroy something. |
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| v. To change from one to another. |
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| n. Someone who has strong opinions that others see as unreasonable. |
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| n. Someone who likes to live alone and avoid others. |
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| n. Someone who treats someone unfairly, especially because of his or her political or religious beliefs. |
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| adj. Related to healing of disease or troubles. |
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adj. Making you feel extremely tired.
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| v. To make something start working. |
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| v. To make something less bad or severe. |
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