to

c c

reduce in amount, degree or severity|
to
c c
|
renounce or relinquish a throne|
abnormal
c c
|
or deviant|
suspended
c 
c |
action|
utterly
c 
|
hopeless, humiliating or wretched|
to
c |
renounce on oath|
act
c 
 |
of cleansing|
to
c c
|
abolish by formal means|
depart
c  |
secretly and hide|
sparing
c 
|
in eating and drinking; temperate|
hard
c 
|
to understand; secret, hidden|
an
c
 |
increase by natural growth|
sour
c |
or astringent in taste, harsh in temper|
to
c|
comply, give in|
sharp
c|
or biting to the taste or smell|
caustic,
c |
stinging or bitter in nature|
to
c |
be close or in contact with|
to
c|
beg or command|
to
c |
counsel against something; caution; warn; reprove|
to
c
c
|
make impure by adding inferior or tainted substances|
accidental
c

 |
|
artistic;
c

|
dealing with or capable of appreciating the beautiful|
friendly,
cc |
courteous|
to
cc |
increase in power, influence and reputation|
gather;
cc
|
accumulate|
cheerful
c c

|
promptness; eagerness|
relieve
c c
|
|
a
c

|
person unselfishly concerned for the welfare of others|
cc cc
 combine;
| unite in one body|
cc

| Àfor pertaining to lovers or lovemaking|
c  unclear
| or doubtful in meaning|
 the
c c  |
state of having contradictory or conflicting emotional attitudes|
to
c c
|
make better; to improve|
friendship;
c

|
peaceful harmony|
something
c c |
or someone misplaced in time; an obsolete or archaic form|
c c  | comparable|
absence
c c
|
of governing body; state of disorder|
any
c  |
substance that promotes masculine characteristics|
being
c 
 |
both male and female|
hostile
c |
feeling or attitude|
abnormal;
c c |
irregular|
aversion;
c
c

|
dislike|
any
cc
|
system or caste that separates people according to race|
lack
cc

|
of interest or emotion; uncaring; indifference|
the
c|
highest or most distant point|
renunciation
c
c
| of one¶s previous loyalty; a total desertion of one¶s religion, principles,
cause, etc.|
glorification,
c
|
glorified ideal|
pacify
cc|
or soothe; relieve|
c| inform|
approval;
c c
  |
praise, consideration|
acquire;
cc
 |
take possession of for one¶s own use|
hard;
c |
strenuous|
to
cc
|
claim unwarrantably or presumptuously|
without
c
|
guile; open and honest|
practicing
c
|
self-denial; austere|
diligent,
c|
persistent, hardworking|
to
cc|
make less severe; ease or lessen (pain); satisfy (hunger); soothe (anger)|
to
c

|
waste away; wither or deteriorate; the wasting away of body tissue|
make
c

 c
|
thinner|
daring;
cc|
bold|
forbiddingly
c
|
stern in appearance; severely simple and unornamented|
self-governing;
c
 |
independent|
 assert
c|
confidently or declare; as used in law, state formally as a fact|
something
cc
 |
one does in addition to a principle occupation|
boring;
c c |
commonplace; trite; lacking originality; clichéd; hackneyed|
contradict;
 |
give a false impression|
warlike,
 
|
given to waging war|
to
c |
express pity for|
kindly;
 
|
doing good|
desiring
  
|
to do good to others|
having
  |
a kindly disposition|
pertaining
 c
c |
to or affecting two or both sides|
support;
 
|
reinforce|
pompous
 c
|
in speech and manner ; using inflated language|
rude;
|
insensitive|
grow
 |
forth; send out buds|
make
 |
shiny by rubbing; polish|
support;


|
prop up|
to
c
 c
|
surrender unconditionally or on stipulated terms|
unpredictable;
c|
fickle; changing one¶s mind quickly and often|
to
c
c
|
punish or criticize harshly|
agent
c
c

| that increases the rate of a chemical action; person or thing that causes
action|
burning;
c
|
sarcastically biting|
trickery;
c 
|
deception by means of craft or guile|
roundabout,

|
indirect|
to
c  c
|
walk about or around|
to
 |
draw a line around|
watchful

|
and discreet|
thicken;
c c
|
congeal; clot|
concluding
c| section of a musical or literary composition; something that summarizes
or concludes|
convincing

|
and well reasoned|
corresponding
 c
|
in extent, degree, etc.; proportionate|
 brief,
  |
comprehensive summary|
self-satisfied,
 c
|
unconcerned|
trying
 cc
|
to please; overly polite; obliging|
yielding;
 c
|
conforming to requirements|
 
  a
| feeling of uneasiness for doing wrong|
 
 having
| a common center|
  c
 to
| placate, win over|
  c

 reconciling;
| soothing|
   overlook;
| forgive; give tacit approval; excuse|
  cc
  a
| large destructive fire|
    merging
| into one|
   confuse;
| puzzle|
  
c  existing
| or as such from birth|
  person
| competent to act as a judge of art; a lover of art|


  claim;
| thesis|


 quarrelsome
| |

c  to
| come into conflict with|


 feeling
| regret and sorrow for one¶s sins or offenses; penitent|
   riddle;
| difficult problem|
 c 
 recovering
| from illness|
  approach;
| tend to meet; come together|
  to
| call together|
intricate
  
|
and complicated|
 c
 to
| provide supporting evidence|
c  cowardly
| |
  too
| trusting; gullible|

 going
| rapidly over something; hasty; superficial|
c
 intimidate;
| frighten|
c
 decaying;
| deteriorating|
 propriety;
| orderliness and good taste in manners|
c
 failure
| to act|
  respect;
| courteous regard for another¶s wishes|

c  respectful;
| to yield judgment to|
  to
| think fit or in accordance with one¶s dignity|
  c
 portray;
| depict; sketch|
  to
| mislead the mind of judgment of, deceive|
 c
 blacken
| |
 ridicule;
| make fun of|
  contemptuous
| or jeering laughter; ridicule.|
c
 unoriginal;
| obtained from another source|
c
 to
| dry out thoroughly|


 aimless;
| haphazard; digressing at random|


 something
| that discourages; hindrance|
c
  bitter
| scolding; invective|


 split;
| branching into two parts (especially contradictory ones)|

 lacking
| or marked by a lack of self-confidence; shy and timid.|
to
|
spread widely or thinly|
  wandering
| away from the subject|
 c

 inclined
| to delay or procrastinate|
 

c
 someone
| with an amateurish and superficial interest in a topic|
 lament
| with music|
correct
c 
a false impression; to set right;|
|
|
|
|
|
   mentally
| quick and observant; having insight|
c
 not
| harmonious; conflicting|

 defame;
| destroy confidence in; disbelieve|
c 
 lack
| of consistency; difference|

 separate;
| unconnected; consisting of distinct parts|
   lacking
| genuine candor; insincere|


 unprejudiced
| |

 lacking
| coherence; separated at the joints|
 eliminate
| from consideration; reject|
cc belittle
| |
cc
 fundamentally
| distinct or different in kind; entirely dissimilar|

 to
| divert or amuse oneself|

 a
| lack of calm or peace|
  disguise;
| pretend; to disguise one¶s real intentions or character|
 c
 distribute;
| spread widely; scatter (like seeds)|
 
  disintegration;
| looseness in morals|
 c  discord;
| opposite of harmony|

  to
| expand by stretching; swell out|

  purify;
| refine; concentrate|
 vary;
| go in different directions from the same point|

 strip;
| deprive|

  a
principle or body of principles presented for acceptance or belief;
| dogma|

 provide
| written evidence|
c a
| firmly held opinion, often a religious belief|
c
 opinionated;
| arbitrary; doctrinal|
   sorrowful,
| mournful|
c
 sleeping;
| lethargic; latent|
 sullen,
| gloomy|
 to
| deceive; a person who is easily deceived|
 

 deceitfulness
| in speech or conduct; double-dealing|



 faulty
| or inadequate nutrition or development|
  
 showing
| excitement; overflowing with enthusiasm|
 
 selective;
| composed of elements from a variety of sources|
c
 effectiveness
| ; power to produce desired effect|

 a
| dummy; a likeness or image, especially of a person.|
   flowing
| out of|


 impudence;
| shameless boldness; sheer nerve; presumptuousness|
 
 a
| sorrowful poem or speech|
 
 draw
| out by discussion|
 
  art
| of clear and expressive speaking|
   adorn;
| ornament; enhance, as a story|
c

 the
| identification with the feelings or thoughts of others|
c  based
| on experience|
 c
 imitate;
| rival|
  prevailing
| among a specific group of people or in a specific area or country|
 c
 weaken;
| to reduce in strength|
   to
| produce, cause or bring about|
 c  increase;
| improve|
 c a
| puzzle; a mystery|
short-lived;
c |
fleeting|
c a
| witty or pointed saying tersely expressed|


 a
| word or phrase characteristically used to characterize a person or thing|
c 

 calmness
| of temperament; composure|
c
 lie;
| mislead; attempt to conceal the truth|

 learned,
| scholarly, bookish|

 hard
| to understand; known only to the chosen few|

c  admirable
| |
  improvement
| of qualities of race by control of inherited characteristics|
 
 expression
| of praise, often on the occasion of someone¶s death|
 an
inoffensive expression that is substituted for one that is considered
| offensive|
pleasantness

|
of sound|
c c
 worsen;
| to increase bitterness or violence|
 c
 to
| clear from blame; prove innocent|
c  abominable
| |
urgent
 

situation; pressing needs or demands; state of requiring immediate attention
| |

 urgent;
| requiring immediate action|
  to
| set forth in detail|

c c
  projection;
| conjecture|

 to
| show or feel triumphant joy|
c
 joking
| (often inappropriately); humorous|
c 
c
 help
| bring about; make less difficult|
c c false;
| misleading|
c
 brainless;
| inane; foolish, yet smug|
c   trying
| to please by behaving obsequiously, flattering, or cringing|
 
 apt;
| suitably expressed; well chosen|
 glowing
| ardor; intensity of feeling|
c
 of
| a trust; held or given in trust|
 c droop;
| grow feeble; to decline in vigor or strength|
    inexperienced
| |
 
 reject;
| mock; show contempt for|

 to
| arouse or incite|

c  prevent
| by taking action in advance|
c
 irritable,
| peevish|
c 

 thrifty;
| economy|
 c continuous
| discharge of firearms or outburst of criticism|

  useless;
| hopeless; ineffectual|
c c
 deny
| |
c  loquacious;
| talkative; wordy|
c urge
| on|

overcharge|
|
pompous
c  
 |
or inflated in language; bombastic; using high-sounding language|
c sociable
| |
  deceit
| or trickery|
   without
| deceit|
   easily
| deceived|
cc  long,
| passionate, and vehement speech|
different


from acknowledged standard; holding unorthodox opinions or doctrines
| |

  of
| other origin; not originating in the body|
  of
| the same kind|

   exaggeration;
| overstatement|


c  affecting
| virtues or qualities one does not have|
  c
 one
| who opposes established beliefs, customs and institutions|
 c

 worship
| of idols; excessive admiration|

c  unchangeable
| |
c injure;
| hurt|
c without
| feeling; imperturbable; showing or feeling no emotion|
 hinder;
| block|
c  impervious;
| not permitting passage through its substance|

 c  calm;
| placid|
 impenetrable;
| incapable of being damaged or distressed|

 quick
| to act without thinking|
 cc  incapable
| of being pacified|
 
 understood
| but not stated|
  burst
| inward|

  to
| urge or press with excessive persistence|
  to
| attack as false or questionable; challenge in argument|
 c


 unintentionally;
| by oversight; carelessly|
 cc
c a
| female lover|
 c
 not
| fully formed; disorganized; rudimentary; elementary|
  

 lack
| of harmony; absurdity|
  
c  insignificant;
| unimportant|
 c
 introduce
| something into a larger whole; combine; unite|
  c
 to
| charge with fault|
   a
| hostile entrance into a place|
 
 c
 uncertain;
| not clearly fixed; indefinite|
   poverty
| |
 
 experiencing
| want or need; impoverished.|
 
 c
 to
| imbue someone with learning|
    state
| of being lazy or slothful|
  to
| move or lead by influence|
 c  too
| great for description|
 
 inactive;
| lacking power to move|
   liquid
| extract so obtained|
naive
   |
and trusting; young; unsophisticated|
 
 firmly
| established by nature or habit|
 c  hostile,
| unfriendly|
  harmless
| |
  c
 without
| feeling or sensitivity|
    unconscious;
| unresponsive|
  intended
| to trap or beguile|
  c
 hint;
| imply; creep in|
lacking
 |
in interest or flavor; dull|
  
 boldly
| rude or disrespectful|
  c

 narrow-mindedness;
| isolation|

  someone
| who intrudes in the domain of others

unruly;stubborn; unyielding|

c
c 
|

c   refusal
| of any compromise; stubbornness|

c 
 refusing
| to agree or compromise|
  c
 overwhelm;
| flood; submerge|
  accustomed;
| hardened|
 
 of,
| relating to, or characterized by insult or abuse|
c  irritable;
| easily angered|
 
 uncertain
| how to act; weak|

 c
 plan
| of a trip|
c  brief
| and to the point; using few words|
c
 languor;
| weariness|
c

 potential
| but undeveloped; dormant; hidden|
c praise
| |

c drowsy;
| dull|
 earth
| or stone embankment to prevent flooding|


 lack
| of seriousness or steadiness; frivolity|

c
 to
| make the subject of a lawsuit|
record
|
of a voyage or flight; record of day-to-day activities|
c talkative
| |
 easily
| understood; clear; intelligible|
  shining;
| issuing light|
c c 

 generosity
| |
c c  generous
| in forgiving an insult or injury|
c c
 a
| powerful or influential person|
c c
 clumsy,
| tactless|
c  
 characterized
| by or expressing bad will|
c cc  misconduct
| or wrongdoing often committed by a public official|
c   to
| speak harmful untruths about, to slander|
c   to
| evade responsibility by pretending to be ill|
c   one
| who feigns illness to escape duty|
c c  capable
| of being shaped by pounding; impressionable|
c rebel;
| nonconformist|
c an
| expression of general truth or principle|
 c lying;
| habitually dishonest|

c change
| of form|

  excessively
| careful; painstaking; scrupulous|
 c

 menacing,
| threatening|
c
 one
| who hates mankind|
 c
  interbreeding
| of races|

c
 to
| soften, to lessen|
 
 to
| calm or make less severe; soothe|
 ill-humored;
| sullen; melancholy|
 c  worldly
| as opposed to spiritual; everyday|
c
 starting
| to develop|
c
 cancel
| out; nullify; deny|


 recent
| convert; beginner|
 c
 stubborn,
| hardened in feelings; resistant to persuasion|
 c
 to
| render indistinct or dim|
  having
| a slanting or sloping direction|
  overly
| submissive and eager to please; servile; sycophantic|
  
 becoming
| obsolete|
 
 noisily
| defiant, unruly|

 not
| sharp, pointed or acute|
 c
 to
| prevent; make unnecessary; get rid of|
  to
| stop; close; to prevent the passage of|
 meddlesome;
| excessively pushy in offering one¶s services|
  eating
| or absorbing everything|

troublesome
  and oppressive; burdensome|
|
public
  |
disgrace; infamy; vilification|
 c
 vibrate;
| waver|


c
 showy;
| pretentious; trying to attract attention|
c 
 formal
| or elaborate praise at an assembly|
a
c 
| wide-ranging and impressive array or display|
|
cc  model
| of excellence or perfection|
c
c  one-sided;
| prejudiced; committed to a party|
c
  causing
| disease|
c
 c  pertaining
| to disease|
c

 smallness
| of quantity; scarcity; scantiness|
c
 showing
| off learning; bookish|
 c
 strong
| inclination; liking|
 
 severe
| poverty; stinginess|

 having
| perception; discerning; discriminating|
 c  something
| long-lasting|
 treacherous;
| disloyal; willing to betray one¶s trust |
 willing
| to betray one¶s trust|
 

 superficial;
not thorough; lacking interest, care, or enthusiasm; done in a routine
| way;|
c

 walking
| or traveling about; itinerant|
c  penetrable;
| porous; allowing liquids or gas to pass through|

c
  a
| complete change; transformation|

 a
| gratuity, tip|
c having
| keen mental perception and understanding; shrewd; astute|

 c resolute;
| persistent, stubborn|

spread
c throughout|
|

 c
 showing
| sudden irritation, esp. over some annoyance|
 c  one
| who carries on flirtations|
 c

 charity;
| a desire or effort to promote goodness|
  
 the
study of literary texts to establish their authenticity and determine
| their meaning|
 c
 calm;
| not easily disturbed|


 devoutness;
| reverence for God|
 cc
 pacify;
| conciliate|
 c


 ability
| to be molded|
 c

 trite
| remark; commonplace statement|
 
c excess;
| overabundance|
 
 fall
| sharply|
 full
| of pores; like a sieve|
cc
 practical
(as opposed to idealistic); concerned with the practical worth or impact
| of something|
c  introductory
| statement|
c uncertain;
| risky|

 a
| commandment given as a rule of action or conduct|

c
 n.
| to throw violently or bring about abruptly; lacking deliberation|
adj.

c
 |
rash, premature, hasty, sudden|
  to
| prevent the presence of|
 unusually
| advanced or mature in mental development or talent|
 forerunner
| |
 
  preference,
| liking|

 having
| knowledge of things before they happen|


 a
| feeling of anticipation over a future event|

 arrogant;
| taking liberties|
cc
 to
| lie or deviate from the truth|

  characteristic
| of earlier times; primitive; unspoiled |
 

 honesty;
| uprightness; incorruptibility|
 c
 doubtful;
| unsettled; questionable; perplexing|
c  lavish;
| wasteful; reckless with money|
  deep;
| not superficial; complete|
 
 tending
to prevent the purchase or use of something; inclined to prevent or
| forbid|
 c
 grow
| rapidly; spread; multiply|
 c
 to
| make known by open declaration|
 

 natural
| inclination|

c
 to
| conciliate; to appease|
  to
| set forth for consideration|
correct


 |
behavior or conduct, obedience to rules and customs|
  to
| condemn as harmful or odious; ostracize; banish; outlaw|


 to
| convert (a person) from one belief, doctrine, cause, or faith to another|

c
 to
| prolong, draw out, extend|

 having
| or showing foresight|
  wisdom,
| caution or restraint|
  childish,
| immature|
 c to
| quarrel or fight readily|
 
  strict
| or exact in the observance of formalities|
 
 stinging;
| sharp in taste or smell; caustic|
 c  lacking
| courage or resolution|
c  limited;
| restricted|
  full
| of complaints|
  minor
| objection or complaint|
  n.
| the condition of being at rest, still, inactive |

 adj.
| at rest; dormant; temporarily inactive; motionless|
c made
| less dense (of a gas)|
c 
c
 obstinately
| stubborn; determined to resist authority; unruly|
c
 disclaim
| or disavow; retract a previous statement; openly confess error|
  hermit;
| loner|
 
 abstruse;
| profound; secret|
 
 lying
| down; reclining; leaning|
c

 stubborn;
| unmanageable; rebellious|

 disprove
| |
  to
| reply, retort|
 c
 banish
| to an inferior position; delegate; assign|
 
c
 to
| say or plead in protest, objection, or reproof|
   deserving
| rebuke or censure; blameworthy.|
c  retaliation
| against an enemy|
c express
| disapproval or disappointment|
 c
 person
| hardened in sin; wicked person; devoid of a sense of decency|
disown;
c

disavow; to reject the validity of|
| |
  cancel
| |
 
  n.
| determination|
  v.
| to make a firm decision about.|


 silent;
| reserved; uncommunicative; inclined to silence|

 respectful;
| worshipful|
  to
| criticize with harsh language|
c person
| celebrated for wisdom|
c 
 prominent
| or conspicuous|
c   conducive
| or favorable to health or well-being|
c 
  approve;
| ratify|
c
c
 satisfy
| fully|
c
c
 soak
| thoroughly|
c enjoy;
| have a distinctive flavor, smell, or quality|

 hide
| away or cache; produce and release a substance|

  incitement
| of discontent or rebellion against a government|
c a
piece of broken pottery, especially one found in an archaeological dig;
| a potsherd.|

 doubter;
person who suspends judgment until having examined evidence supporting
| a point of view|
a
c

person whose behavior is antisocial and who lacks a sense of moral responsibility
| |
 
 worried;
| concerned|
 sleep-causing;
| lethargy; marked by sleepiness|
 having
| the ring of truth or plausibility but actually fallacious)|

 colored
| band produced when a beam of light passes through a prism|
c occurring
| irregularly|
a

c|
mark of shame or discredit|
to


|
restrict or limit, as in amount or number; be sparing with|

 c
 to
| lay down as a condition of an agreement; require by contract|
dull;

 
impassive; unemotional; lacking sensitivity|
| |

c
 marked
| with parallel bands; grooved|


 pompous
| walk or supporting bar|
 c
 to
| conquer|
  c a
| writ requiring appearance in court to give testimony|
  settle
| down; descend; grow quiet|
 
c
c
 establish
| by evidence; verify; support|

 an
| artifice or expedient used to evade a rule|
  arrogant,
| haughty, condescending|
 cause
| to be set aside; replace; make obsolete|
 c
 to
| make humble and earnest entreaty|

  hypothesis;
| surmise|

c
 understood;
| not put into words|

c
  silent,
| not talkative|

c 
c  peripheral;
| only slightly connected; digressing|

 c  capable
| of being held, maintained or defended|

 c holding
| fast; holding or tending to hold persistently to something|

 
 marked
| by a strong implicit point of view; partisan|

  thin;
| rare; slim|

c extended
| scolding; denunciation; harangue|

 lethargy;
| sluggishness; dormancy|


 winding;
| full of curves|

c
c  docile;
| easily managed or controlled|

c  
 going
| beyond ordinary limits|

c   violation
| of a law; sin|

   aggressiveness;
| ferocity|
   c  not
| restrained by conscience; unscrupulous|
c c
 waver;
| fluctuate|
 c
 revere
| |
c truthful
| |
c

 filled
| with trust and accuracy|
  wordy
| |
 
 the
| appearance or semblance of truth|


 truthfulness
| |
c  practical
| or workable|
c performed,
| exercised, received or suffered in place of another|
 
 to
| slander, to defame|
 sticky,
| gluey|

c
 adj.
| abusive; scolding|
 crying
| out noisily|
 c
  changeable;
| explosive; evaporation rapidly|
 
  free
| choice, free will; act of choosing|
 
having
c a great appetite|
|
cc
 justified;
| authorized|
c
 very
| cautious|

 turmoil;
| bewildering jumble|
c  capricious;
| fanciful|
c 
 fanatic;
| person who shows excessive zeal|
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