| principal (n)
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A person who has controlling authority or is in a leading position.
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Example: The principal of my school is Mrs. Mallory.
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| principle (n)
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A comprehensive and fundamental law, doctrine, or assumption.
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Example: Killing someone goes against my principles. I won't do it.
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| stationary (adj)
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Unmoving. Immobile.
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Example: A stationary bicycle is a popular device for exercise.
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| stationery (n)
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Materials (as paper, pens, and ink) for writing or typing; letter paper usually accompanied with matching envelopes.
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Example: Our company needs to buy more stationery for the supply closet.
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| sense (v)
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To feel.
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Example: I sensed someone behind me. I turned around, but nobody was there.
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| since (adv)
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Adverb meaning from a definite past time until now.
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Example: I have worn glasses since I was a young girl.
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| suit (n)
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A set of garments.
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Example: My husband wore a three-piece suit to our wedding.
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| suite (n)
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A group of rooms occupied as a unit.
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Example: After our wedding, we went back to the hotel suite to change clothes and open wedding gifts.
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