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| feeling of ill will; hostility |
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| a certainty that you are right; self-confidence |
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| unrehearsed and down-to-earth; forthright |
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| to try to prevent an occurrence; dissuade |
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| having to do with government relations, particularly concerning sensitive matters; civic |
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| to add variety and to offer or to have more options; expand |
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| to convey a thought by suggestion; imply |
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| a process involving fact-finding; analytical |
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| way to enter a building or area; gateway |
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| no having happened before or unique; unheard-of |
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