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| n. any force that balances another |
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| n. failure to do what is required |
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| n. freedom; a release from bondage or slavery |
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| v. to expand step by step; to ascend |
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| n. talent; aptitude; all of the teachers in a school |
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| n. optimism; the practice of forming ideals or living under their influence |
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| n. soundness; the quality of completeness; honesty |
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| n. a manner or way of acting or doing; current style |
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| n. moral qualities or character; principles of right and wrong; ethics |
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| n. excessive fear or worry |
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| adj. fatherlike; controlling in a fatherlike way |
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| v. to win out; to succeed or gain advantage; to become stronger or more widespread |
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| v. to subdue; to force painful feelings into the unconscious |
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