Permanent
Lastin or intended to last indefinitely
Mansion
Large imposing residence
Manse
Residence of a clergyman
Admonish
To scold gently; to warn
Admonition
Gentle or friendly reproof
Counsel or warning against oversight
Monitor
Person or thing that warns or instructs
Receiver used to view the picture being picked up by a TV camera
To monitor
To check; to keep track of
Monitory
Warning; cautionary
Premonition
Foreboding
Session
Meeting for transaction of business
Sederunt
List of people attending a session
Sedilia
Seats in church on South side of chancel
Sessile
Not free to move; permanently attached
Dissident
Person who disagrees or dissents
Subside
To become less active
Insiduous
Awaiting a chance to entrap
(of disease: developing so gradually as to be well established before becoming apparent) sneaky; treacherous
Sedan
Portable often covered chair designed to carry one person borne on 2 poles by 2 men
Car seating 4-7 persons
Sedentary
Doing or requiring much sitting
Sediment
Matter that settles to the bottom of a liquid
Sedimentary
Formed by or from deposits of sediment
Obsession
Mental fixation
Preside
To occupy the place of authority
To exercise management or control
President
Official chosen to preside over a meeting; chief officer of an organization; elected official
Resident
Person who lives in a place
Residual
Remaining; leftover
Supersede
To displace in favor of another
Motion
Act of changing place
Mobile
Capable of moving or being moved
Construction with parts that can be moved by air currents
Mobility
Ability to move
Remote
Far removed
Remove
To move out of the way
Motor
Any of various power units that develop energy ot impart motion
Motile
Capable of movement; exhibiting movement
Motive
Something that causes a person to act
Motivate
To provide with a motive
Motivation
Condition of being motivated
Docile
Easily taught; easily influenced or led
Doctor
Learned person (originally a teacher)
Document
Written proof; evidence; statement
To document
To support with evidence
Orthodox
According to teaching
Docent
Teacher at university or college who is not a member of the regular faculty
Doctrine
Something that is taught
Indoctrinate
To instruct, esp. in fundamentals, to instill with a point of view or principle
Visible
Able to be seen
Visage
Face; appearance; looks of a person
Vis a vis
Face to face with another person
Visionary
Person with foresight
Person whose ideas are sometimes impractical; a dreamer view
Vista
View
Vision
Ability to see; something seen; eyesight
Envision
To see in one's mind
Visitor
One who comes to see you
Visitation
Formal official visit often for some definite official purpose such as inspection
Visual
Relating to sight
Visualize
To form a mental image
Revise
To look over again to improve or correct
Evidence
Things seen or observed
Evident
Clear to vision or understanding
Visor
Mask for the face
Brim on a cap to protect the eyes
Invisible
Unable to be seen
Provide
To see what will be needed and supply it
Provident
Making provision for the future
Provision
Measure taken beforehand
Providence
Divine guidance or care
Tenacious
Clinging to; holding firmly
Pertinacious
Persistent; stubborn
Tenacity
State of being tenacious; stubborness
Tenet
A principle, belief or doctrine generally held to be true
Tenor
Drift of something spoken or written
Highest adult male singing voice usually holding
Melodic line in a chorus
Tenable
Something that can be defended, held
Tenaculum
A slender sharp pointed hook attached to a handle used mainly in surgery for seizing and holding parta
Maintain
To keep up; to uphold firmly
Retain
To keep; to hold secure
Retentive
Tending to hold
Detain
To keep back
Detention
State of being detained
Tenure
Status granted after a trial period
Holding of position or office
Tenement
Land held by one person from another
Tenement house
Apartment house meeting minimum standards of sanitation and comfort occupied by poorer families
Abstinence
Holding back; refraining from
Tenant
One who holds, possesses real estate
One who has temporary possession of land or apartment
An occupant, dweller
Tenancy
Period of a tenant's occupancy
Habit
Settled tendency or usual manner of behavior
Habitual
Having the nature of a habit
Habeas corpus
Any of several common law writs issued to bring a person before a court or judge without delay
Right of a citizen to obtain a writ as protection against illegal imprisonment
Timid
Fearful; shy
Timorous
Fearful
Intimidate
To frighten; to deter by threats
Timidity
Lack of self confidence or courage