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• incarcerate: to put and keep someone in prison:
• convict: to decide officially in a court of law that someone is guilty of a particular crime:
• persistent: A persistent person continues to do something although other people do not want them to:

  eg: He can be very persistent sometimes.
• equivalent to: equal in amount, value, importance, or meaning:
• rehabilitate: to make someone less bad or wrong, or to make them better or more useful
• remuneration: money paid for work or a service
• surpass: to be better than someone or something, to be better than something that has been done before
• proponent: a person who advocates or supports a particular idea or course of action
• Participant: someone who is involved in an activity:
• Individuality: the quality of being different from others:
• Parcel: something that is covered in paper so that it can be sent by post