Across
- 2. — to put someone in prison or keep them in a place where they are not free
- 6. — to remove or get rid of something completely
- 7. — to perform a series of actions on something to deal with it or prepare it
- 10. — to stop something from happening or someone from doing something
- 11. — the border between two countries, or the outer limit of knowledge or achievement in a particular field
- 15. — to start or create an organization, system, or situation that is intended to last for a long time
- 19. — to strip someone of their human qualities, dignity, or individuality
- 20. — to show, express, or be a sign of something, or to think deeply about something
- 21. — to take away someone's freedom and force them to work for you without pay
- 22. — make something smaller or less in amount, degree, or size
- 24. — happening or moving very quickly and within a short period of time
- 26. — to make something better or to become better
- 28. — the money you make in business after paying all your costs and expenses
- 30. — strong desire to have more money, power, or food than you really need
- 32. — to catch a person or animal, or to take control of a place using force
- 34. — a state of shame or loss of respect caused by bad behaviour or a serious mistake
Down
- 1. — to publicly support or suggest an idea, development, or way of doing something
- 3. — to give something that is needed or wanted to someone
- 4. — lacking the basic resources or opportunities needed for success compared with other people
- 5. — to make an action, process, or system easier or more likely to happen
- 8. — something that blocks your way or makes it difficult for you to achieve something
- 9. through — to successfully pass through a barrier or make important progress despite difficulties
- 12. — to make an agreement official by signing it or voting for it
- 13. — to accept something as true without having proof
- 14. — to become or make greater in size, amount, or degree
- 16. — to work very hard, continuously, and for a long time, often doing difficult or tiring physical work
- 17. — not as good as something or someone else; lower in quality, rank, or position
- 18. — better in quality, rank, or position than someone or something else
- 23. — permission for something to happen or agreement to do something
- 25. — extremely strong, powerful, or impressive
- 27. — to take part in an activity, involve someone's attention, or employ someone
- 29. — a strong feeling of sympathy and sadness for someone who is suffering, combined with a desire to help them
- 31. — to stop or control something by force, such as feelings, protests, or information
- 33. free — an expression used to give someone permission to do something without hesitation or embarrassment