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| nearly correct or exact; to come close to ; to come near |
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| to attack violently; to assault; to attack with arguments, words, or questions |
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| stern; strict; severe in appearance or manner; plain or simple |
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| too great a desire for money and property |
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| to prevent; to keep from happening; to turn away |
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| to force someone to leave a country; to exile; to send away |
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| to cheat or deceive; to mislead |
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| mark or scar on the skin; a flaw; to spoil or to make less perfect |
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