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| to absorb; to make similar |
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| circumstances of a situation; environment |
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| copied or adapted from a source |
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| imposed as a duty; obligatory |
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| certain to happen, unavoidable |
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| easily shaped or formed; easily influenced |
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| to restrain; to hold back |
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| developed or learned; not naturally occurring |
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| the ability to form or understand an idea |
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| stubbornly adhering to unproved beliefs |
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| informative; contributing to one's awareness |
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| a feeling or understanding resulting from experience |
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| the power of knowing things without thinking; sharp insight |
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| an incorrect understanding or interpretation |
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| having great depth or seriousness |
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