OCT 1

Invoke

1. cause one to feel or remember

2. to call onone, esp. God, for help

Beweep

to grieve for by weeping

Muddy

not clear

Throttle

to prevent something from succeeding

Abridge

to reduce someone's freedom, rights, etc.

Supersede

if a law, rule, agreement, etc. supersedes another, it replaces it

Fidelity

the degree to which a copy of something shows the true character of the original

Arbitrary

using unlimited personal power without considering other people's rights or wishes

improvise

do something without preparation or planning

Reciprocal

involving two people or groups who agree to help each other or behave in the same way to each other

Recruit

a new member of an organization, especially the army

Emergence

to become known, especially as a result of examining something or asking questions about it

Reservation

a doubt or reason for not fully agreeing

Syndrome

opinions or behaviour typical of a particular type

Weep

to cry tears