| absence |
the fact or condition of being away or not present. |
| argument |
a discussion by people who disagree. |
| blur |
to cause to run together or become confused. |
| candidate |
a person who seeks to be elected or appointed to a certain position. |
| cheat |
a person who acts in a dishonest way in order to gain something. |
| economy |
the careful use of money, resources, and means of production. |
| forgive |
to excuse or pardon. |
| generally |
for the most part. |
| horrify |
to cause feelings of fear and repulsion in; frighten; shock. |
| majestic |
having majesty; grand; splendid; noble. |
| producer |
a person or company that makes something. |
| static |
without motion; fixed. |
| swift |
moving or able to move very rapidly. |
| violent |
acting with great force or ill will. |
| voyage |
a long journey by air, land, sea, or outer space. |