(a place) within one's reach
flow of time; flux of time; lapse of time; current of the times; trend of the times
cutting (cloth, paper, etc.); judgement; judgment; decision
essence; true nature; substance; reality
insatiable; untiring; persistent
small pieces; fragments; chopped meat; scraps (of beef, pork, etc.)
compound fracture; complex fracture
to crumble away; to collapse
to sum it up in one word; ... is the word for it
dead body; corpse; cadaver; carcass
restoration (to the original state or location); reconstruction; restitution
difficult to understand; difficult to grasp; confusing; puzzling
bloodstained; bloody; covered with blood
completely; thoroughly; decisively; unsparingly; beyond recognition; until there's no untouched (undamaged) part
one passage; one paragraph; one stanza; one verse; one section (of a piece of music); one syllable
eternity; perpetuity; permanence; immortality
normally; ordinarily; by anyone's standards; by normal standards; without any issues; without any difficulty
critical moment; do-or-die situation; critical juncture
impromptu; improvised; extempore; instant (e.g. ramen)
countermeasures headquarters; task force; countermeasures office; emergency headquarters
being familiar with; having a thorough knowledge of; being well-informed about
(stroke of) luck; (unexpected) good fortune; godsend; windfall
to empty; to vacate; to evacuate
with a clink; with a soft thud; with a faint snap (e.g. of a book closing); suddenly; all of a sudden
reward; compensation; collateral; security; turning to look behind
Genesis (book of the Bible)
to rouse anger; to provoke wrath; to offend
to follow (a rule, precedent, style, etc.); to conform to; to be in accordance with
performing without rehearsal; doing impromptu
to be present (esp. during a birth); to be witness to; to attend
to accompany; to follow; to keep up with
near; close by; within reach; familiar
to suit (one's needs, tastes, purpose, etc.); to serve; to meet (one's expectations, wishes, etc.); to measure up to (e.g. one's ideal); to conform to (the law, standards, etc.); to be consistent with (reason, morality, etc.)
outward appearance; looks