persistent;  obstinate;  tenacious;  relentless;  insistent;  importunate
 to corner;  to drive to the wall;  to run down;  to track down;  to chase after
 even further;  and then some;  even more
 to capitulate;  to surrender;  to submit to;  to concede
 loyalty;  sincerity;  allegiance;  fidelity;  integrity
 proof;  evidence;  certificate;  license;  to testify (usu. Christian religious context);  enlightenment
 to break;  to fracture;  to fold;  to bend;  to make (origami);  to interrupt
 either way;  in any case;  one way or another
 to ill-treat;  to bully;  to torment;  to be tough on (e.g. one's body);  to treat harshly
 actual spot;  scene (of a crime, accident, etc.);  (on) site;  (on) the ground;  filming location;  (movie) set
 companion;  partner;  other party;  addressee;  opponent (sports, etc.)
 yielding;  submission;  surrender;  giving way;  succumbing
 in truth;  in actuality;  at heart;  the truth;  the real story
 speaking of ...;  when it comes to ...;  as for ...;  if one were to say ...
 trouble;  quarrel;  difficulties;  complication;  tangle
 unrelated;  unconnected;  without relations (esp. of a deceased person);  having no surviving relatives;  unrelated to the teachings of Buddha;  unable to be saved by Buddha
 to knead;  to thicken into a paste (stirring over a flame);  to polish (a plan, etc.);  to refine;  to train;  to drill;  to gloss (silk)
 to respect;  to honor;  to honour;  to esteem;  to prize
 originally;  primarily;  essentially;  intrinsically;  proper;  rightful
 should (be);  bound (to be);  nock (of a bow);  nock (of an arrow);  nock-shaped grip (between thumb and forefinger);  wooden frame on the tip of the mast of a Japanese ship that prevents the hawser from falling out
 does not seem;  unlikely;  improbable
 house (e.g. of Tokugawa);  family
 wrong impression;  subjective impression;  assumption;  prejudice
 violent;  furious;  extreme;  intense;  fervent;  vehement
 right;  correct;  proper;  righteous;  just
 justice;  right;  righteousness;  correct meaning;  correct explanation
 to go through;  to pierce;  to run through (e.g. a river through a city);  to pass through;  to stick to (opinion, principles, etc.);  to carry out
 to face;  to go towards;  to head towards
 being at cross-purposes from the start;  getting off on the wrong foot; (lit.) doing up one's buttons wrongly
 to notice;  to become aware;  to be scrupulous;  to be attentive;  to recover consciousness;  to come to oneself
 to do over again;  to redo;  to start over;  to remake;  to resume;  to recommence
 bad guy;  villain;  evildoer;  scoundrel
 to tailor;  to make (clothing);  to train;  to bring up;  to make it seem like;  to pass off
 world;  society;  life;  lifetime;  age;  era;  reign
 simple;  easy;  uncomplicated;  brief;  quick;  light
 crime;  sin;  penalty;  sentence;  fault;  responsibility
 (some) more;  even more;  longer;  further
 for example;  for instance;  e.g.
 personality;  character;  personal appearance;  gentility
 to talk about;  to speak of;  to recite;  to chant;  to indicate;  to show