term (0.1)(Gladiator second)

Invoke(C2)

1)To use a law, rule, etc. to support what you are saying or doing(verb) 2)To request help from someone, especially a god, when you are in trouble(verb) 3)To make someone have a particular feeling or remember something(verb) 4)Slang :none

Prevail(C2)

1)To get control or influence, or to be common among a group of people or in a particular area(verb) 2)To be accepted, especially after a struggle or argument(verb) 3)Slang :none

Furl(C2)

1)To roll up something large and flat, such as a flag or a sail, tightly around something else(verb) 2)Slang :none

Destruction(B2)

1)The act of destroying something, or the state of being destroyed(noun) 2)Slang :none

Inaudible(C2)

1)Impossible to hear or not loud enough to be heard(adj) 2)Slang :none

Claim(B1)

1)To say that something is true or is a fact, although you cannot prove it and other people might not believe it(verb) 2)To ask for something of value because you think it belongs to you or you have a right to it(verb) 3)A statement that something is true or is a fact, although other people might not agree or believe it(noun) 4)"Claim it" ⇒ To assert ownership or take credit for an achievement(verb)

Galley(C2)

1)A kitchen on a ship or aircraft(noun) 2)A long, low ship with sails and oars, used in ancient times, especially in war(noun) 3)Slang :none

Endure(B2)

1)To suffer something difficult, unpleasant, or painful(verb) 2)To continue to exist for a long time(verb) 3)Slang :none

Guileless(C2)

1)Honest, sincere, and trusting, and not trying to hide anything or deceive people(adj) 2)Slang :none

Embrace(B2)

1)To hold someone closely with your arms as a sign of affection or greeting(verb) 2)To accept something enthusiastically, such as a belief, theory, or change(verb) 3)To include something as a part of something else(verb) 4)Slang :none

Replenished(C2)

1)To fill something up again or to replace what has been used(verb) 2)Slang :none

Mob(B2)

1)A large, angry, and violent crowd of people(noun) 2)An organized group of criminals(noun) 3)"Mob deep" ⇒ To move or travel in a large, intimidating group(verb)

Dominion(C2)

1)Control over a country or people, or the land belonging to a ruler(noun) 2)Slang :none

Eclipse(C1)

1)An occasion when the sun or moon disappears from view because another body is between it and the Earth(noun) 2)A period of time when something becomes less important or successful(noun) 3)To become much more important or successful than another thing(verb) 4)Slang :none

Applause(B2)

1)Sound of people clapping their hands to show approval or enjoyment(noun) 2)Slang :none

Respite(C2)

1)A useful delay or period of rest from something difficult or unpleasant(noun) 2)Slang :none

Fate(B2)

1)A power that some people believe controls everything that happens and cannot be changed(noun) 2)What happens to a person or thing, especially a bad result(noun) 3)Slang :none

Chief(B1)

1)A leader or ruler of a group of people or an organization(noun) 2)Most important or main(adj) 3)"Chiefing it" ⇒ Acting in an overly bossy or dominant manner(verb)

Chanting(B2)

1)To repeat or sing a word or phrase continuously, or to sing a religious prayer or song(verb) 2)Slang :none

Ape(C2)

1)A mammal that is closely related to humans, such as a chimpanzee or gorilla(noun) 2)To imitate the behavior of someone in a stupid or humorous way(verb) 3)"Go ape" ⇒ To become extremely angry, excited, or wild(verb)

Brute(C2)

1)A rough, cruel, or violent person, especially a man(noun) 2)Great and strong, but without intelligence or thought(adj) 3)Slang :none

Chuckle(C2)

1)To laugh quietly, especially to oneself(verb) 2)Slang :none

Bend on me(C2)

1)To direct one's attention, gaze, or effort towards someone(verb) 2)"Bend on me" ⇒ To lean into or express romantic interest in someone(verb)

Wive(C2)

1)To marry a woman or take someone as a wife(verb) 2)"Wive up" ⇒ To commit to a long-term monogamous relationship or marriage(verb)

Mauling(C2)

1)If an animal mauls a person, it attacks them and injures them severely by biting or tearing(verb) 2)To criticize someone or something severely(verb) 3)Slang :none

Vanity(C2)

1)The fact that you are too interested in your appearance or achievements(noun) 2)Slang :none

Depose(C2)

1)To remove someone important from a powerful position(verb) 2)Slang :none

Weary(C2)

1)Very tired, especially after working hard for a long time(adj) 2)Slang :none

Goodness(A2)

1)Якість бути хорошим, доброта або корисність(noun) 2)Вираз здивування або емоцій у фразах на кшталт "my goodness"(noun) 3)Slang :none

Frag(C2)

1)To intentionally kill or injure a fellow soldier, especially a superior officer, using a fragmentation grenade(verb) 2)"Frag out" ⇒ A tactical callout meaning a fragmentation grenade has been thrown(verb)

Abacus(C2)

1)A square wooden frame with small balls sliding on wires, used for counting(noun) 2)Slang :none

Customary(B2)

1)Normal or usual for a particular person, group, or situation(adj) 2)Slang :none

Stable(B1)

1)Firmly fixed or not likely to move or change(adj) 2)A building in which horses or farm animals are kept(noun) 3)Slang :none

Applause(B2)

1)Sound of people clapping their hands to show approval or enjoyment(noun) 2)Slang :none

Smooth(A2)

1)Гладкий, рівний; який має рівну поверхню без шорсткостей або виступів(adj) 2)Рівномірний, без різких поштовхів або проблем(adj) 3)"Smooth operator" ⇒ Досвідчений і вправний маніпулятор чи звабник(noun)

Descent(B2)

1)A movement down to a lower level or position(noun) 2)A person's family background, origin, or ancestors(noun) 3)Slang :non