Bring foward	Move something to on eariel date.
Keep up with	To stay at the same level.
Look down on	To regard as unworthy; consider beneath oneself.
Show off	To behave in a manner to gain attention.
Take to	Respond favorably to; begin to like.
Write off	To regard someone or something as a failure.
Estimates	An approximate judgment or calculation.
Revised	To alter something already written or printed, in order to make corrections, improve, or update.
Strain	A severe demand on or test of resources.
Explicit	Fully and clearly expressed or demonstrated.
Urged	To push or force along.
Swipping	Of wide range or scope.
Radical	Favoring drastic political, economic, or social reforms.
Cohesive	Well-integrated; unified.
Endure	To continue to exist.
Hoaxes	Something intended to deceive or defraud.
Trinkets	A small ornament, piece of jewelry.
Alleyed	To assert without proof.
Mundane	common; ordinary; banal.
Harbors	To house or contain.
Portrayed	To decipt in words; describe graphically.
Plung	To thrust forcibly or sudenly into something, as a liquid.
Advocate	Speaks or writesin favor of; supports or urges byargument.
Propercity	A natural trendency.
Entrenched	Placed in a position of strength; established firmly or solidly.
Appeal	The power of ability to attract, interest, or stimulate the mind or emotions.
Intencion	The end or object intended; purpose.
Avid	Marked by keen interest and enthusiasm.
Imperative	Absolutely necessery or required.
Suffice	To meet present needs or requirements.
Ambitious	Having ambition.
Confident	Having strong belief or full assuarance.
Discerning	Showing good or outstanding judgment and understanding.
Impulsive	Actuated or swaged by emotional or involuntory impulses.
Modest	having or showing a moderate or humble estimate of one's merits.
Sincere	Free of deceit.
Vain	Excessively proud of or concerned about one's own appearance, qualities, achievements.