EEW 4 complication

Coin

(v) to create new word or phrase

Prompt

(v) to cause someone to do something

Parish

(n) the area for which a priest in some Christian churches is responsible

Pastor

(n) a minister in charge of a parish or church

Patrol

(n) a group of people or vehicles that go through an area to make sure that it is free of trouble or danger

Endorse

(v) to express formal support

Inclusion

(n) the act of including someone or something in a larger group or set

Array

(n) a large group or number of things

Stroke

(n) a single movement of a pen

Joint

(adj) it is done by or involves two or more people or groups

Mobilize

(v) to prepare an army to fight in a war

tribute

(n) something that you say, do or give in order to express respect for someone

Assimilate

(v) to adopt the ways of a new culture

Epilepsy

(n) a medical condition that affects the brain and can make someone become unconscious

Integral

(adj) an important part of the whole

Audit

(v) to inspect financial records from a person or business

Synthetic

(adj) then it is made to be like something natural

Compel

(v) to force them to do it

Partiality

(n) a tendency to prefer one thing to another

Optic

(adj) it relates to the eyes or light

Rack

(n) a period between the 14th and 17th centuries

Undertake

(v) to take on the responsibility of doing it

Cite

(v) to mention it as an example or as proof of something

Outlook

(n) a person’s opinion or way of thinking about something

Complement

(v) to make them better

Metabolism

(n) the way chemical processes in their body use energy

Quantum

(n) it relates to the behavior of atomic particles

Coalition

(n) a group of people or organizations working for a common purpose

Erosion

(n) the destruction of a rock

Framework

(n) a set of rules or ideas that people use to solve problems

Forthcoming

(adj) then it is about to happen in the future

Plumbing

(n) the system of pipes used in a home to supply water

Whereby

(adv) by which or through which

Heredity

(n) the process of passing on features from parents to children

Pioneer

(n) a person who is the first to discover

Deviate

(v) to move away from your proper course

Err

(v) to make mistake

Inadvertent

(adj) it is done without what you are doing

Mariner

(n) a sailor

Multitude

(n) a very large number of them

nuisance

(n) a person or thing that is annoying or causes a lot of problems

aristocracy

(n) the highest class of people in certain societies

attire

(n) nice or special clothing

denote

(v) to make known

protocol

(n) a system of rules and customs that guides how things are done

reputable

(adj) then they have a good reputation

vanity

(n) excessive pride

embryo

(n) a human or animal that is still growing inside its mother

altar

(n) a table used in churches

arthritis

(n) an illness causing pain and swelling in a person’s joints

hone

(v) to improve it and make it very good

sinister

(adj) they are evil

strife

(n) disagreement or fighting between people or groups

artery

(n) a tube that takes blood from the heart to the rest of the body

prevail

(v) to be accepted or very common

stun

(v) to make them unable to speak due to surprise or shock

albeit

(conj) although

lentil

(n) very small beans that people cook and eat

marshal

(v) to assemble them in order

prophecy

(n) a prediction about what will happen in the future

compile

(v) to collect a variety of them into a group

federation

(n) a group of states or businesses working for a common cause

imperative

(adj) extremely important and must be done

practitioner

(n) a doctor

provision

(n) the act of giving it to people in need or want

replenish

(v). to make it full or complete again

sterile

(adj) completely clean and free from germs

advent

(n) the arrival or beginning of an important person, thing or event

definitive

(adj) the most official

invoke

(v) to mention it to support an argument or ask for help

novelty

something that is new, original, or strange

outmoded

(adj) then it is no longer in fashion or use

concentric

(adj) they have the same center

interchange

(n) ideas between people is a discussion of each person’s idea

defer

(v) to arrange for an action to happen at a later time

subsist

(v) to have food, water and money needed to stay alive

scorn

(v) to behave without respect toward them