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| always, without exception |
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| partiality, preference; a tendency to think favorably of something in particular |
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| any belief or theory that is strongly at variance with established beliefs |
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| chastise, to rebuke or criticize |
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| a circle drawn around something, a limit or confine |
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| sincere, honest, straightforward |
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| to throw off (an obstacle/burden), discard |
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| a large number of people or things |
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| supreme power held by one person |
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| natural, innate; belonging to a thing by its very nature |
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| a way of speaking, vernacular |
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| to encourage, support, aid, or approve, usually in wrongdoing |
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| the list of skills needed for a job |
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| joyous, carefree, without regard |
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| the perfect embodiment of something |
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| the perfect example, epitome |
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| the use of force or intimidation to obtain compliance |
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| to cover or shelter, to secure snugly |
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| to use ambiguous language (especially in government) to disguise the truth |
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| a slip in etiquette or manners |
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| unusually/excessively active in or concerned with sex |
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| with hand on hip and elbow bent outward |
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| something suspended in the curve between two points |
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| eating both animal and plant foods |
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| into separate parts, widely separated |
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| beginning to exist or develop |
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| a model of excellence, an example |
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| to twist the body about or squirm, as in pain |
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| a naive or inexperienced person |
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| the omission of a vowel, consonant, or syllable |
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| to set a mark of disgrace/infamy upon |
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| to discharge forcefully, to surrender/yield |
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| a relaxing of tension between nations |
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| the conditions and processes of a disease; a deviation from what's healthy |
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| a song of praise, joy, or triumph |
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| vain, having excessive fascination with oneself |
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| to portray as threatening |
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| blocking something (usually thoughts or behaviors) |
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| utterly unyielding in spite of appeals |
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| a mineral made of mercury and silver mixed |
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| a long passionate and vehement speech |
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| to rob goods/valuables by force |
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