| 1. disprove |
a
story or recitation; narrative. |
| 2. assemble |
to
show approval or think favorably of something or someone. |
| 3. infection |
a
feeling of warmth and fondness for someone or something. |
| 4. appeal |
to
deduct (an amount or percentage) from a cost or price. |
| 5. affection |
a
sincere and earnest request or plea, usu. for aid or sympathy. |
| 6. influence |
the
act or process of resisting. |
| 7. assistance |
the
intangible action of one thing or person on another, which creates
an effect on the other. |
| 8. accent |
relative
prominence of a syllable within a particular word; stress. |
| 9. recent |
material
wealth. |
| 10. account |
the
act of giving aid or support. |
| 11. resemble |
to
prove to be untrue, erroneous, or invalid. |
| 12. affluence |
to
gather (things or persons) into a group. |
| 13. resistance |
influence,
usu. corrupting, on ideas, attitudes, or the like, as though by
contagion. |
| 14. discount |
of
or occurring in the immediate past: |
| 15. approve |
to
have a similar nature or have a likeness to. |
