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| viciously caustic, scathing |
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| caustic substance that will eat away at something, vicious nasty outburst |
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| to burgeon or proliferate |
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| to expand and spread rapidly |
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| it behooves one to do something |
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| to do something fitting that is in one's best interests |
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| ongoing anxiety and worry |
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| to express sadness, to complain sadly |
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| sadness, depressed, sorrowful |
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| solemn, dignified, slow funeral march |
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| a formal cease fire, a truce |
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| belligerent, pugnacious, truculent |
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| hostile, aggressively willing to fight |
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| waging or preparing to wage war, aggressively militant and hostile |
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| hidden, secret, undercover |
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| hidden, secret, undercover |
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| in the open, ostensible, apparent |
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| full suit of armor, full ceremonial attire or equipment, a wide-ranging, impressive display |
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| a cure all, a fix for everything, the "silver bullet" |
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| a curse, something accursed and loathsome and hated |
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| a great number, a vast amount |
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| countless, beyond enumeration, a huge number |
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