Across
- 5. To admit or accept something as true.
- 7. To argue or claim that something is true.
- 9. To put a plan or system into action.
- 13. To make something stronger or more certain.
- 15. To become worse over time.
- 18. To involve something as a necessary part or consequence.
- 19. To make a problem or situation worse.
- 20. To express or communicate an idea or feeling.
Down
- 1. To weaken something gradually or secretly.
- 2. To slow down or prevent progress.
- 3. To support or strengthen something.
- 4. To find a solution to a problem.
- 6. To ignore something intentionally.
- 8. To reduce or lessen something negative (pain, pressure, problems).
- 10. To expect or prepare for something to happen.
- 11. To follow rules, requests, or instructions.
- 12. To encourage or promote the development of something.
- 14. To correct a mistake or fix a problem.
- 16. To evaluate or judge something carefully.
- 17. To give valid reasons for something.