mile
5,280 feet
milestone
an achievement, stone or pillar set to mark distance
millennium
a period of 1000 years
milligram
one thousandth of a gram
milliliter
one thousandth of a liter
millimeter
one thousandth of a meter
millionaire
a person whose material wealth is valued at more than a million dollars
millipede
an arthropod with a segmented body and many legs
millisecond pulsar
one thousandth of a second
analogous
two or more items that are similar
audacious
bold
capricious
tending to change abruptly and without apparent reason
harmonious
having parts arranged in an orderly manner
illustrious
famous, distinguished
malicious
with evil intent
suspicious
untrustworthy
tempestuous
rough and tumultuous
tenacious
that which holds together with strength
vigorous
strong, healthy, and full of energy
debilitate
to impair the strength of; to enfeeble
turbulent
to impair, drain, or exhaust
afflicted
to be stricken with an ailment
refuse
person who escape home or country in search of safety during times of war or political unrest
volatile
likely to change in a very sudden or extreme way
jeopardy
great danger; peril
mortality
death
falter
to stumble or hesitate
disparage
to discredit, belittled
fugitive
someone who is running away or escaping
console
comfort
zealous
passionate; extremely interested in pursuing something
infallible
never failing; always effective
crucial
critical; of supreme importance
Crucifixion
the act of feeling crucifying
crusade
a vigorous campaign of fight for cause of idea
exorbitant
outrageous
exuberance
excitement
commemorate
to serve as a memorial to; to remember in a solemn manner
dire
warning of disaster
epitaph
an inscription on a tombstone or burial place
eulogy
a formal speech praising a person
immortality
eternal life
longevity
long duration of life
predator
one that preys or destroys
quarry
prey
sustenance
something that sustains life; food
vital
necessary or essential to life
immaterial
not important
impartial
not biased
impenitent
showing no remorse or regret
imperceptible
not able to be perceived
impersonate
to assume the character or appearance of; to mimic
imperturbable
calm
impervious
not able to be affected
implausible
not believable
imprint
to leave an impression on
imprison
put or keep in prison or a place like a prison
cloister
a covered walk along the inside walls of a building, usually looking out on a courtyard
close
to block against entry or passage
constricting
tight, squeezing
enclosure
something that surrounds or closes in
exclude
prevent from entering
preclude
(v.) to make impossible, prevent, shut out
restrict
to confine or keep within limits
strain
to exert oneself to the limit of ones ability
stricture
something that restrains, negative criticism
avocation
an enjoyable activity outside ones regular work
bereft
deprived of; made unhappy through a loss
Epiphany
A moment of sudden revelation or insight
fortutious
happening by chance or accident
Introspection
the contemplation of your own thoughts and desires and conduct
melancholy
sad, depressed
privation
lack of necessities
provisional
serving a certain purpose
Renaissance
rebirth
Solance
comfort during a time of sorrow
disconsolate
beyond consolation
intractable
(adj) difficult to control, manage, or manipulate; hard to cure; stubborn
unpretentious
lacking pretension or affectation; modest
unscrupulous
lacking scruples
provident
foresight
blighted
something damaged
serene
reftful
vibrant
lively; full of vitality
conviction
strong belief