(not) ever; (not) by any means; (not) in the least; (not) in any way; (not) at all
manners; behavior; behaviour
Mr.; Mrs.; makes a word more polite (usu. in fixed expressions); state; situation
appearance; (outward) looks; exterior appearance
to look down on; to treat with contempt; to treat disparagingly; to sneer at
meeting face-to-face; seeing in person; facing (each other); opposing (traffic, etc.); confronting
in a sense; in some way; to an extent
the same kind; accomplice; partner
sure; no mistaking it; for certain; without doubt
secret military agency; secret service
subtle; delicate; difficult; complex; doubtful; questionable
advantages and disadvantages; interests (of parties)
to differ; to vary; to disagree
organization; organisation; structure; construction; system (e.g. railroad, transport, party, etc.); tissue; texture (of a rock)
to act (a part); to play (a role); to perform (a play, etc.); to put on (a production); to commit (a blunder); to disgrace oneself
joint struggle; common (united) front
regrettable; vexing; upsetting; unthinkable; wholly unexpected
this way; this direction; here; this (one); I; me
speech; words; one's lines; remarks
to condemn; to blame; to urge; to press; to torture; to torment
search (esp. in criminal investigations); investigation; inquiry; enquiry
unconfirmed; unidentified
to be grounded on; to be based on; to be due to; to originate from
sentence; verdict; pronouncement
opposite; opposition; versus; vs.; to (e.g. "winning a game five to three"); equal footing
specialization; specialisation
same; similar; (just) like; equal
a matter of course; what is to be expected; par for the course
place; room; margin; scope
correspondence (to); equivalence; suitability; coordination; dealing with; coping with
premature; untimely (e.g. death); early
quick; fast; rapid; swift; prompt; streamlined
praise; admiration; commendation; approbation
to complain; to make a complaint
to accept (e.g. an explanation); to be satisfied (with); to assent (to)
birth; lineage; identity; background; provenance; origin
to read the situation; to sense the mood
fiercely; ferociously; furiously; resolutely