Life

accommodate (v)

to provide a place to live or to be stored in

bind (v)

to force someone to do something by making them promise to do it

mar (v)

to spoil something, making it less good or less enjoyable

uniform (a)

the same, not changing or different in any way

fodder (n)

people or things that are useful for the stated purpose

commodity (n)

a substance or product that can be traded, bought, or sold

seesaw (a)

changing repeatedly from one emotion, situation, etc., to another and then back again

thrive (v)

to grow, develop, or be successful

culminate (v)

to have as a result or be the final result of a process

setback (n)

something that happens that delays or prevents a process from developing

pact (n)

a formal agreement between two people or groups

stepping stone (n)

something that helps someone advance or achieve something

adversity (n)

a difficult or unlucky situation event

pursuit (n)

an activity that you spend time doing, usually when you are not working

owe (v)

to have success, happiness, a job, etc., only because of what someone has given you

vogue (n)

a fashion of something

homage (n)

an expression of great respect and honor

estrangement (n)

the fact of no longer being friendly or having no connection with someone

inclination (n)

a feeling that you want to do a particular thing

rear (v)

to care for young animals or children until they can care for themselves

handout (n)

something such as food, clothing, or money that is given free to someone who has a great need for it

constrict (v)

to limit an action or behaviour

ageist (a)

treating people unfairly because of their age

cessation (n)

ending or stopping

devoid of (a)

to lack something necessary