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Behold (v)
To gaze at or look upon
Cessation (n)
A bringing or coming to an end; a halt
Discernment (n)
Excellent judgement and insight; skill in perceiving
Commence (v)
To begin
Envision (v)
To picture in the mind; to imagine
Deter (v)
To prevent or discourage from action, by means of fear or doubt
Foresee (v)
To see or know ahead of time
Hamper
Verb: To prevent from moving freely or making progress; to limit
Noun: A large basket, usually with a cover
Gape (v)
To stare in amazement, often with the mouth wide open
Obstruction (n)
Something that blocks or gets in the way; an obstacle
Impressionistic (adj)
a. Describing a highly personal, individual response to experience
b. Reflecting a style of painting of the late nineteenth century
Preclude (v)
To make impossible or unlikely; to prevent
Myopia (n)
a. Lack of planning for the future, shortsightedness
b. Nearsightedness (the eye condition)
Procrastinate (v)
To delay; to put off doing something
Perceptive (adj)
Marked by understanding or awareness; sharp; sensitive
Scuttle (v)
To run or move with short, hurried movements; to scurry
Premonition (n)
A feeling that something will happen in the future; an advance warning
Subside (v)
To sink to a lower or more normal level
a. To become less active or intense
Subliminal (adj)
Below the threshold of conscious thought; not detectable; but able to bring about a response
Thwart (v)
To prevent from taking place; frustrate; block