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| Kindly; favorable towards |
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| a person who gives friendly aid |
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| sameness of opinion; agreement |
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| lack of agreement; disharmony |
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| warmly friendly and polite |
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| evenness of mind or spirit; calm |
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| causing great sadness or pessimism |
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| wishing harm towards; hostile |
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| to bring forth, especially through words |
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| being most evident or apparent |
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| group of the most wealthy and privileged |
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| government by a religious leader or figure |
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| to give credit or recognition to |
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| available only to a special few; entitled to something special |
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| having to do with the law |
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| seizing everything; greedy |
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| giving total attention to; captivated |
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| hidden or secret; done without notice |
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| able to be noticed or felt |
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| an idea important to a system of beliefs |
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| feeding on both animals and plants |
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| overly luxurious and lacking moral discipline |
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| something or someone injured, killed or eliminated |
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| wealthy and privileed; well-to-do |
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| additional to what is necessary; extra |
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| sweetly flowing or sounding |
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| to make less heavy or serious |
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| lack of seriousness; jolly or joking manner |
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| to make less painful or dangerous |
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| complete failure and ruin |
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| a falling back into an old illness or bad habit |
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| to move back or away from |
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| something given up or yielded |
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| having no effect or importance |
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| the way something is done |
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| one who carries or delivers |
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| a policy which involves taking slow, measured actions |
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| to go back to less mature or less positive state |
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| to move away from the topic at hand; ramble |
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| a passage or speech which introduces another longer passage or speech |
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