tr. and intr. verb. to cause faster movement; to go faster
celerity
noun. swiftness; quickness; speed
concur
intr. verb. 1. to agree; to cooperate
2. to coincide; to happen simutaneously
discourse
noun. 1. Conversation
2. a formal discussion of a subject in speech or writing
intr. verb. to talk; to discuss formally in speech or writing
incur
tr. verb. to meet with; to run into; to bring upon oneself
precursor
noun. forerunner
succor
noun. to help in time of distress.
tr. verb. to render help to.
conglomeration
noun. a collection of unrelated things
abject
adj. 1. humiliating and miserable
2. contemptible
conjecture
noun. an opinion forned fron inconclusive evidence; a guess
tr. and intr. verb. to conclude from insufficient evidence
interjection
noun. a word or phrase sometimes inserted between other workds, often expressing emotion; a word not linked grammatically to other words in a sentence.
assail
tr. verb. 1. to attack violently; to assult
2. to attack with harsh words; to ridicule or criticize harshly
desultory
adj. 1. to jump fron one thing to another; rambling
2. haphazard or random
exult
intr. verb. to rejoice greatly; to be triumphant
resilient
adj. 1. capable of returning to the original shape after being bent or stretched
2. buoyant; recovering quickly from illness, change, or misfortune
salient
adj. 1. conspicuouse; striking
2. projecting up and out
convalesce
intr. verb. to recover health after illness
avail
tr. verb. to use to one's own advantage (to avail oneself of)
prevalent
adj. widely occurring or in general use.
valor
noun. Heroic courage; bravery
evolve
intr. verb. 1. to develop gradually
2. to change fron a simpler to a more complex form of animal or plant life.