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| based on a great deal of knowledge and experience |
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| thought or seen to be a certain way even if it is actually not |
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| things that block or prevent or get in the way of progress |
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| describes something that can be defended or justified with logic |
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| a set of reasons or a logical basis for a course of action |
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| deter-deterring-deterrent |
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| to discourage, doing something to prevent, or something that discourages or prevents |
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| marks a time when a person reaches a new and significant change in his/her life |
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| describes something that is highly destructive or damaging |
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| describes something that causes harm |
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| a private detective or secret agent |
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| describes something that exists in something as a permanent, essential characteristic |
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| an instance of buying or selling something |
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| describes something that is capable of working successfully |
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| recalling something or bringing something to mind |
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| to examine or inspect closely |
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| a thing that is considered more important than another |
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| describes doing something based on experience or observation |
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| making a bad situation even worse |
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