Allowance, payment
Difficult, unpleasant
Perfect, accurate
Destruction, crisis
Vindictive, hostile
Action, operation
Trouble, difficult situation
Restrained, dark
Watchful, prudent
Outline, shadow
Mugger, attackers
Elemental, fundamental
Extensive, omnipresent
Assumed, suspected
Unjustified, groundless
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