to take for granted;  to assume;  to pretend (to be);  to pose (as);  to go through with (what one decided to do);  to persist in doing
 literally;  to the letter;  literal
 magic;  witchcraft;  sorcery;  spell
 appearance;  shape;  form;  atmosphere;  look;  feel
 to surround;  to encircle;  to besiege;  to lay siege to;  to play (go, shogi, etc.)
 the reverse;  other side;  lining
 to bring;  to take (something) along;  to fetch;  to get
 promptly;  quickly;  without delay;  before others;  first
 highly virtuous monk;  monk;  Buddhist solitary;  Buddhist missionary;  saint (i.e. a virtuous person); (arch.)  emperor;  master
 to come out;  to fall out;  to fade;  to discolour;  to wear a hole (e.g. clothes);  to leave (e.g. a meeting);  to be clear
 to continue;  to last;  to continue (without a break);  to be unbroken;  to occur again and again;  to lead to;  to connect to
 arrangement (of resources);  deployment;  stationing;  posting;  disposition;  configuration
 ward;  borough;  city (in Tokyo);  district (e.g. electoral);  section;  zone (e.g. postal)
 to come near;  to approach;  to be on the verge of;  to be about to;  to overhang;  to hang over
 pushing and shoving;  jostling;  hustling
 to fill to capacity;  to pack;  to complete;  to tessellate
 group (of people);  crowd;  horde;  throng;  mob;  multitude
 to be stricken (e.g. with grief);  to be battered (e.g. by disasters)
 to knock down;  to beat (someone) up;  to injure (someone) so badly they cannot recover (esp. emotionally);  to overwhelm (with mental anguish, etc.)
 to run about trying to escape
 to become frightened;  to be frightened (of);  to be scared (of)
 to shake (from fear, cold, excitement, etc.);  to shudder;  to tremble
 marriage ceremony;  wedding
 to be (in contrast to something that is not the case)
 in short;  in a word;  to sum up;  to put it simply;  to make a long story short;  after all
 just before one's eyes;  in one's presence;  personally
 military campaign;  battle;  war
 participation in a war;  going to war;  taking part in a competition or contest
 dramatic;  exciting;  touching;  extreme
 samurai on horseback;  (medieval) knight
 to learn;  to acquire knowledge;  to carry;  to wear (clothes, etc.);  to put on
 natural;  right;  proper;  naturally;  as a matter of course;  rightly
 body;  group;  party;  company;  troupe