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| Exciting hatered or repungance; abhorrent. |
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| occuring at a time that is fitting or advantageous |
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| To devine rank; defication; a glorified example. (means: turned insto god) |
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| To draw or bring out; elicit; deduce |
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| Quality of being firm or persistant. |
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| a state of alarm or dread; apprihension |
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| stingy; ezcessivly frugal |
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| heaful or circumstances or consiquences; prudent |
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| Not capable of being defended or maintained. |
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| Suggestive of or characterized by the princaples of expedience |
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| a name worngly or usuitably applied to a person or object. |
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| exsibiting service evidence; fawining |
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| a formal accout in writing of a subject |
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| a crytical point that seves as a dividing line. |
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| a strong feeling of hatred repundence or opposition. |
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