| 31 | Principle | An ideology/theory |
| 32 | Principal | The Chief of an educational institute/main |
| 33 | Advise | To counsel/suggest (verb) |
| 34 | Advice | An opinion/a suggestion (noun) |
| 35 | Device | A tool/a handy equipment (noun) |
| 36 | Devise | To use an idea/trick to fix sth/get sth done (verb) |
| 37 | Practise | To keep doing sth until you master it (verb) |
| 38 | Practice | A regular exercise done to master it |
| 39 | Prophesy | To foretell/to say what will happen in future (verb) |
| 40 | Prophecy | a statement that sth will in future (noun) |
| 41 | Lighting | Of lights/effects etc. in a place or the cinema (noun) |
| 42 | Lightening | Reducing the weight of sth/reducing the amount of work |
| 43 | lightning | A flash of light in the sky usually with a thunder (noun)( |
| 44 | Ravage | To do great harm/damage to sth/ somebody's feelings |
| 45 | Ravish | To seize sb/to rape/to give sb great pleasure (passive. verb) |
| 46 | Personal | Of an individual/your own/not official/bodily |
| 47 | Personnel | Staff/the people who work for a company/a department |
| 48 | Luxurious | Very comfortable made with costly materials |
| 49 | Luxuriant | Strong and flourishing (plants/hair) |
| 50 | Canvas | A very coarse cloth(verb) |
| 51 | Canvass | To try to solicit/get votes (during election time) (Verb) |
| 52 | Avenge | To take revenge/get vengeance for an injustice (verb) |
| 53 | Revenge | To make somebody suffer in return |
| 54 | Horde | A large crowd of people (disapproving word) |
| 55 | Hoard | To collect and stock large amount of goods/collection of money, etc. |
| 56 | Discover | To find sth already available in nature |
| 57 | Invent | To create/envision a completely new idea/device, etc. |
| Continued... |
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