Careful, cautious CIRCUMSPECT.

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careful, cautious CIRCUMSPECT

an opening; to break through BREACH

A complete standstill DEADLOCK

immoral, corrupt dissolute

famous, outstanding, renowned eminent

to make shorter abridge

dishearten, discourage daunt

valiant, audacious, courageous, daring, fearless, brave intrepid

malign, vilify, denounce, to attack with words revile

stimulus, instigator catalyst

hidden, undeveloped latent

to make easier, to assist facilitate

slavery, captivity, forced labor servitude

dogged, persistent tenacious

make amends for atone

bear the cost, foot the bill defray

absorb fully; blend in assimilate

very important momentous

cranky, grouchy surly

reserve, accessory, aid auxiliary

careful, cautious CIRCUMSPECT

causing sorrow or pain, painful grievous

additional, back-up auxiliary

To make susceptible or liable predispose

immoral, corrupt dissolute

an opening; to break through BREACH

to make shorter abridge

famous, outstanding, renowned eminent

to make easier, to assist facilitate

dishearten, discourage daunt

valiant, audacious, courageous, daring, fearless, brave intrepid

malign, vilify, denounce, to attack with words revile

A complete standstill DEADLOCK

stimulus, instigator catalyst

hidden, undeveloped latent

dogged, persistent tenacious

make amends for atone

slavery, captivity, forced labor servitude

bear the cost, foot the bill defray

very important momentous

absorb fully; blend in assimilate

cranky, grouchy surly

reserve, accessory, aid auxiliary

To make susceptible or liable predispose

additional, back-up auxiliary

an opening; to break through BREACH

causing sorrow or pain, painful grievous

A complete standstill DEADLOCK

immoral, corrupt dissolute

famous, outstanding, renowned eminent

to make shorter abridge

dishearten, discourage daunt

valiant, audacious, courageous, daring, fearless, brave intrepid

malign, vilify, denounce, to attack with words revile

stimulus, instigator catalyst

hidden, undeveloped latent

to make easier, to assist facilitate

slavery, captivity, forced labor servitude

dogged, persistent tenacious

bear the cost, foot the bill defray

make amends for atone

absorb fully; blend in assimilate

very important momentous

cranky, grouchy surly

careful, cautious CIRCUMSPECT

reserve, accessory, aid auxiliary

causing sorrow or pain, painful grievous

additional, back-up auxiliary

To make susceptible or liable predispose

an opening; to break through BREACH

immoral, corrupt dissolute

to make shorter abridge

to make easier, to assist facilitate

famous, outstanding, renowned eminent

dishearten, discourage daunt

valiant, audacious, courageous, daring, fearless, brave intrepid

A complete standstill DEADLOCK

malign, vilify, denounce, to attack with words revile

stimulus, instigator catalyst

hidden, undeveloped latent

dogged, persistent tenacious

make amends for atone

bear the cost, foot the bill defray

slavery, captivity, forced labor servitude

very important momentous

absorb fully; blend in assimilate

cranky, grouchy surly

reserve, accessory, aid auxiliary

To make susceptible or liable predispose

causing sorrow or pain, painful grievous

additional, back-up auxiliary