Misc. Words Isee 4

• 1. An unbroken veiw of the surrounding area to an observer
• 2. A picture or photograph that contains a wide view

To go back, to revert to an earlier or less advanced form

To impose a tax, fee, or fine

Fearless, adventurous

• (n) 1. The troops stationed in a town/fortress
• (v) 2. To station troops in a town

• 1. To secretly allow something illicit
• 2. To conspire to do something illicit

• (n)1. A previous proposition or statement of which another one is inferred or follows as a conclusion
• The premise for his argument was that his opponent had lied before, so he may do it again.
• (v)2. To base an argument or threory on
• They would not accept an idea premised on such tenuous details.

• 1. A formal pledge or promise to do something
• Ex: He gave an undertaking that he would avenge their deaths.
• 2. A task that is taken on

Stubborn, obstinate

• 1. An official in a government department
• 2. An administrator who is concerned with correct procedure at the people's expense

• Permanent
• Ex: The 911 incident left an indelible mark on American history.

• Lasting for a short time; impermanent
• Ex: The transient storm left as swiftly as it came.

Aware of the proceedings; concious

• Abundant in supply or quanitity
• Ex.
• He had a copious amount of money, but he was extremely greedy so he wouldn't donate any of it.

• 1. Open to more that one interpretation
• 2. Uncertain or questionable in nature
• Ex: The incentive of his actions were equivocal; he would not speak and there were no witnesses to the incident.

• Not open to more than one interpretation; straightforward
• Ex: The argument was unambiguous, but my obstinate brother still would not give in.

To indicate, to be a sign for

Information, especially of biased nature, used to promote or publicize a political point of view

To dismiss to an inferior rank or position; to banish or exile

• 1. To deliver to a person's custody, usually so it can be sold
• 2. To send goods by a public carrier