| 1. terrorism |
To remember bad thoughts as a secret or to give someone a home |
| 2. evacuated |
To take in through the nose or mouth while breathing |
| 3. harbored |
Do something or say something that removes doubt and fear for others |
| 4. hijack |
To remove someone from a place of danger, leave or cause occupants to leave |
| 5. unite |
A place of safety and refuge |
| 6. inhalation |
Unity among people who have a common interest or goal
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| 7. inhumanity |
Bring together or unify for a common purpose or action |
| 8. reassure |
Smoke that rises from a fire that is still burning slowly but has no flame |
| 9. repercussion |
The use of violence and intimidation in order to further political aim
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| 10. retaliate |
An event that causes destruction, suffering, and distress
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| 11. sanctuary |
Illegal seize in transit to force it to go in another direction or to a new destination |
| 12. smolder |
The community of people that live in a particular region that have shared laws, customs, and organizations |
| 13. society
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An unexpected consequence that happens sometime after the actual event |
| 14. solidarity |
To make an assault or to attack someone after they have attacked you |
| 15. tragedy |
Extremely brutal or cruel behaviors |
| 16. unspeakable
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Military or political activities that are made to stop terrorism
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| 17. aftermath |
A combination of people that come together for a common reason, even if they do not normally agree
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| 18. coalition
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Not able to express in words because it is too bad
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| 19. counterterrorism |
The overall consequences of an event that have a lasting presence
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