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| Lacking a moral sense, Without principles |
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| Differing from what is customary, Odd |
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| To find innocent or Blameless |
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| A brief or an unexpected meeting |
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| A perfect or Typical example |
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| An opponent, One who opposes or competes |
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| To make evil and often untrue statements about, Speak evil of |
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| Good-natured, Friendly and pleasant |
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| A tendency, or preference, to think, act, or behave in a certain way, a leaning |
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| Rudely brief when speaking to someone, abrupt |
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| To reply, especially in a quick, sharp, or witty way |
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| To lower spirits of, Weaken the confidence or cheerfulness |
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| A situation requiring a difficult choice |
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| Following, in time or order, next, later |
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| Enthusiastic devotion, intense enthusiasm |
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| To deliberately destroy or damage, on Purpose |
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| Close, near (to something) |
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| Able to be touched, Having form and matter |
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| No longer active or in use, out of date |
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| Great praise or applause, enthusiastic approval |
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| To hold the full attention of, Absorb |
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| To use selfishly or unethically, take unfair advantage of |
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| Injustice, Unfairness, an instance of injustice |
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| A new custom, method, or invention, something newly introduced |
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| Based on personal opinions, feelings and attitudes |
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| Something that discourages or prevents a certain action |
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| Expressed clearly in a few words, to the point, concise |
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| To renew the strength and energy of, restore to a vigorous, Give new life |
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| A physical weakness or defect, ailment |
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| Distributed thinly, Not thick or crowded |
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| To intrude or Trespass on, To interfere with |
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| An idea that is communicated indirectly, through a suggestion or Hint |
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| Determined by personal judgment, not rule or reason, based on impulse |
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| Motivated only by financial gain, Greedy |
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| A group of symptoms typical of particular disease or condition |
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| A mild or vague term used as a substitute for one considered offensive or unpleasant |
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| To calm, especially by giving into the demands of |
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| Lacking originality, Overused |
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| To stain the honor of someone or something, or to damage |
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| To attack physically or Verbally |
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| Unselfishly concerned for the welfare of others |
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| More than normal, overly, Excessively |
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