Dictionary

To degenerate, to fall, to become depraved

Pit, to harm, to cheat

Silence, quiet

Statement, declaration

To consolidate, to strengthen

Hard, solid, firm

State; prefecture; province

To cultivate, to nurture, to foster

Motto, personal maxim

Appearance, facial features

To implement, to carry out

Husband and wife, married couple

Third place, bronze medalist

To reside, to live

Everyday life, domestic, homely

Ordinary, common, plain

Punishment, disciplinary action

Momentum, prestige, influence

Vulgar, philistine

Minister (in a monarchy)

To judge, trial

Nest; lair; den

Power, might, force

Post, position, job

To deal with, to cope with

To open up, to pioneer, to develop

Dignity, prestige

Buttocks, bottom

Constitution

Gene

Genius, talent

To continue, to last

To abolish, to annul, to repeal

Posture, manner, attitude

To guard, to protect

To add, to increase

To try, to attempt

Heaven, paradise

Mother-in-law (wife's mother)

To punish; to dispose of; to handle

Magnificent, splendid

To dislike, to suspect

Recently, lately

Memorandum, memo

Lofty, noble, sublime

To avoid, to evade, to dodge

Fund

Lonely, solitary

Bedsheet

Current, present

Geology

Revival, renaissance

Nearly, almost, approximately

To demonstrate, to show, to display

Ink

Group, organization, team

Density

Layout, arrangement, configuration

Tent

To collapse, to cave in

To mold, to shape, to create (an image)

Cutting-edge, advanced

Canyon, gorge

Grave, tomb

To isolate; isolated

Inherent; intrinsic

Daughter-in-law, son's wife

Part, section, local area

To confront, to resist, to oppose

Crops, grain

To be elected

Pagoda, tower

Baby, infant

Scraps, crumbs, shavings

To shout, to yell, to make noise

Barrier, shield, screen

Reward, prize, to award

Plane, flat surface

Slope, incline

Elder brother's wife; sister-in-law

Opposition, antagonism

Committee member, delegate

To seal; to close; sealed; closed

Awkward, embarrassing

Interference, to interfere, to disturb

To unite; unity; solidarity

Academic degree

Feudal; feudalism

To get a job, employment

To blockade, to seal off

Not at all, by no means

Bullet, cartridge

To be eager to, to long for, can't wait

Compulsory, forced, to compel

Ruins, wreckage

Limbs, arms and legs

Ambush; to ambush

Luxury, extravagance

To entrust, to commission

To tolerate, to endure