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VERB: To have an influence on or create a change in; to pretend to have or feel something; to use, wear, or assume something pretentiously or so as to make an impression on others
NOUN: Feeling or emotion, esp. as shown by facial expression or body language |
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| A state of paralyzing dismay |
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| A person easily decieved; to deceive/fool |
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| Wisdom (deep or mature understanding)/ Something profound or difficult to understand/ A very deep place |
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| Marked with different colors; Diversified (characterized by variety) |
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| To complete/perfect; supreme |
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| Showing deep sincerity/ Something done in advance as a pledge |
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| To disentangle from a difficulty |
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| Arrogantly overbearing/ Urgent |
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| Able to be shaped and influenced |
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| To move back and forth/ To vary between opposites |
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| A prediction/ Indicative of the future |
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| The entire range of something; Colored bands of light |
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| To flee secretly and hide |
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| Having low morals/ Of inferior quality |
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| An unfounded or false, deliberately misleading story |
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| False or counterfeit; Appearing similar, but functioning differently |
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| Sour, bitter-tasting; pertaining to a bitter temperment |
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| Having the same tastes, habits, or temperament; sympathetic; of a pleasant disposition; friendly and sociable |
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| Submission or courteous yielding to the wishes, opinion, or decision of another |
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| To instruct in an uplifting manner |
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| Unappeasable; Uncompromising |
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| Excessively excited or nervous |
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| To make favorably inclined; To ease the anger of |
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| To misrepresnt/ To prove false/ To leave unfulfilled |
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| A look of approval or support/ Composure/ Appearance |
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| Audacity (excessive self-confidence) |
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| Done or achieved with little effort or difficulty; easy/ Working, acting, or speaking effortlessly; fluent/ Arrived at without due care, effort, or examination; superficial |
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| Someone who demands strict obedience |
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| An unbranded cow/ Someone who takes an independent stand |
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| A gesture or movement of the body, such as a curtsey, expressing deference or homage; an attitude of deference or homage |
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| Physically painful/ Keenly distressing to the mind/ Appealing to the emotions, touching/ Piercing, incisive |
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| To put forward for consideration |
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| To annoy or cause concern; To baffle; To talk about at length |
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| Having or suffesting sharp mental perception/ Direct and effective, telling |
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| Difficult to manage or govern; stubborn/ Difficult to mold or manipulate/ Difficult to alleviate, remedy, or cure |
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| Effusively or tearfully sentimental, overly sentimental |
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| To take an indirect course/ To wander aimlessly |
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| Agreeable to one's sense of taste |
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| To criticize or view harshly/ To move slowly from one side to another |
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| Appearing ot be ordinary and dull |
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| Characteristically hesitant or disinclined to speak out; reserved/ Restrained or reserved in style |
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| Scornfully mocking and derisive |
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| To restrict to a small amount; A restriction; A period of time spent doing something |
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| To stick to something/ To give allegiance or support |
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| Foolish/ Complacently or foolishly stupid |
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| An authority on the subject |
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| Having or emitting fragrance; aromatic/ Suggesstive; reminiscent |
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| Thick and not easily poured |
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| Lacking purpose or vitality; ineffective/ Careless; irresponsible |
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| Passionate/ Having or showing great emotion or warmth |
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| A bully/ To intimidate or dominate in a blustering way/ To behave like a bully; swagger |
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| Inappropriate/ Inconsistent/ Lacking internal harmony |
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| A thoughtful sadness/ A gloomy atmosphere |
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| Above all others in importance |
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| Strictly controlled; Constricted or tight; Compelling or convincing |
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| Characterized by loud and persistent shouting |
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| Exhibiting mutually contradictory feelings or thoughts, such as love and hate, about some person, object, or idea/ Uncertainty or indecisiveness as to which course of action to follow |
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| Scarcity, lack/ Shortage of food; famine |
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| Decaying or dclining, esp. in a society's art or morals/ Overly self-indulgent or self-gratifying |
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| Expressed or perfomed with emphais; forceful and definite in expression or action |
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| Characterized by erratic changeableness or instability, esp. in affections or attachments; capricous |
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| Having a significant bearing upon the point at hand; pertinent |
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| To urge or instruct persistently; to teach or impress by urging or frequent repetition; instill |
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| To annul (esp. by judicial action)/ To suppress forcibly |
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| To block or impede or thwart; A situation that impedes someone |
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| A natural personal attraction to/ Relationship by marriage/ An inherent similarity between things or species |
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| Proper behavior (that conforms to prevailing customs) |
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| Deep and extensive learning |
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| To damage of deface; A mark that blemishes |
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| Lively/ Apt to change quickly |
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| Worthy of revernce or respect by virtue of dignity, character, position, or age/ Commanding respect or reverence, esp. by historical or religious association |
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| A change or variation/ The quality or being changeable; mutability/ One of the sudden or unexpected changes or shifts often encountered in one's life, activities, or surroundings |
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| To insult openly/ An insult or slight |
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| Something or someone that one vehemently dislikes; a formal cure by a pope or council of the Church, excommunicating a person or denouncing a doctrine; a strong curse |
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| Writing or speech intended to be instructive. It is often associated witha dry, pompous presentation, regardless of its innate value to the reader/listener |
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| Injurious or harmul in effect; adverse/ Unfriendly; hostile |
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| Wickedness; sinfulness/ A grossly immoral act; sin |
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| Clearly apparent ot the sight or understanding; obvious/ To show or demonstrate plainly; reveal |
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| To prevent by anticipating/ To make unnecessary |
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| To defame; to denigrate (to belittle or to blacken the reputation of) |
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| A whole formed by combining several (typically disparate elemnts); a material or structure formed from a loosely compacted mass of fragments or particles; formed or calculated by the combination of many seperate units or items; total |
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| A support/ To support or encourage |
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| (Of language): used in ordinary or familiar conversation; not formal or literary |
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| To abuse the sacredness of; to profane |
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| Decomposition into fragments or parts; disintegration/ Excessive freedom and lack of restraint/ Termination or extinction by deconcentration/ Annulment of a formal legal bond, tie, or contract |
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| Based upon an observation or experiment (not theoretical) |
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| Never failing/ Unable to fail |
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| The most central and material part/ The basic trait or set of traits that define and establish the character of something/ Significance or importance |
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| Difficult to manage, obstinate/ Difficult to melt to work; resistant ot heat/ not responsive to treatment (a refractory disease) |
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| To anticipate and take actions against |
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| Openly straightforward, candid/ Naive; without sophistication |
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| Sly/ Crafty/ Not straightforward |
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| Lacking in energy or vitality; weak/ Showing little or no spirit or animation/ Lacking vigor or force; slow |
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| Eager to fight; having a quarrelsome disposition |
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| To rebuke for a fault or miseed; scold/ To find fault with |
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| Eagerness; cheerful willingness/ Speed or quickness; celerity |
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| Harsh sounds; jarring, discordant sounds/ Harsh or unharmonious use of language as opposed to euphony |
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| To captivate (to inspire with love) |
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| A statement made under oath/ Being deposed from power/ Being depositied |
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| To cease doing something; forbear |
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| Inclined to make trouble; unruly/ Having a peevish nature; cranky |
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| Existing in something as a permanent trait |
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| Possesed at birth/ Inherent |
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| Deliberate breach of faith; calcualted violation of trust; treachery |
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| To make oneself kneel or bow down in humility or adoration/ Lying face down, as in submission or adoration |
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| To re-establish friendship between/ To settle or resolve, as a dispute/ To bring oneself to accept/ To make compatible or consistent |
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