with;  by;  because of;  on account of;  on (a day, date);  at (a time);  adds emphasis to preceding word
 period;  epoch;  the times;  those days;  oldness;  ancientness
 to change;  to be transformed;  to move to;  to be different;  to be uncommon
 to be complete;  to be all present;  to be equal;  to be uniform;  to gather;  to assemble
 to come true (of a wish, prayer, etc.);  to be realized;  to suit (e.g. a purpose);  to meet (wishes, ideals, etc.);  to match (implies competition);  to rival
 because;  the reason is;  if you want to know why
 aperture;  bore;  calibre;  caliber
 big;  large;  loud;  extensive;  spacious;  important
 several;  a number of;  quantity;  amount;  counting;  figures;  number
 to excel;  to surpass;  to exceed;  to outweigh;  to preponderate
 (common) soldier;  rank and file;  army;  troops;  warfare;  strategy
 skill;  proficiency;  experience;  dexterity
 science and technology;  scientific technique
 should;  must;  -able;  probably;  likely
 to order;  to command;  to appoint
 what;  you-know-what;  that thing;  whatsit;  whachamacallit;  (not) at all;  (not) in the slightest
 I wonder;  should I?;  is it?;  I wish that;  I hope that
 unreasonable;  unnatural;  impossible;  forcible;  forced;  excessive (work, etc.);  immoderate
 don't;  do;  hey;  listen;  now, ...;  well, ...
 character (of a person);  personality;  disposition;  characteristics;  nature (of a thing, event, etc.)
 anyhow;  anyway;  somehow or other;  apart from ...;  setting ... aside
 able;  capable;  competent;  talented;  efficient
 doubt;  question;  uncertainty;  skepticism;  scepticism;  suspicion
 I fear that it's likely that;  with all due respect
 to pass through;  to pass by;  to pass (of time);  to elapse;  to have expired;  to have ended;  to exceed
 slowly;  quietly;  steadily;  soon;  momentarily;  before long
 to set foot into;  to enter;  to step inside;  to cross the threshold
 to burn;  to roast;  to broil;  to heat;  to heat up;  to make (charcoal, pottery, bricks, etc.);  to bake
 to pity;  to feel sympathy for;  to sympathize with; (arch.)  to enjoy the beauty of; (arch.)  to appreciate; (arch.)  to admire
 to get irritated;  to get annoyed;  to be on the edge;  to fret;  to lose patience
 First World War (1914-1918);  World War I;  WWI;  WW1
 period;  time;  opportunity;  chance;  age;  term (e.g. in office);  session (e.g. of parliament)
 as (i.e. in the role of);  for (i.e. from the viewpoint of);  apart from... (used to change the topic);  even (e.g. "not even a single person");  thinking that...;  trying to...
 to make war (on);  to wage war (against);  to compete (against);  to struggle (against adversities, etc.);  to fight
 thorough;  exhaustive;  complete
 to knock down;  to beat (someone) up;  to injure (someone) so badly they cannot recover (esp. emotionally);  to overwhelm (with mental anguish, etc.)
 to bring;  to take;  to bring about
 combat;  battle;  action;  active service;  actual fighting
 actually;  really;  truly;  in practice;  practically
 on the desk;  theoretical;  academic;  armchair (e.g. plan)
 practice;  practising;  exercises;  manoeuvres;  seminar (student debates, presentations, etc.);  practicum