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| great shock or fear that makes someone feel helpless or bewildered |
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| took for one's own without permission |
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| a dramatic or blustering speech |
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| a feeling that something unpleasant will soon happen; a foreboding |
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| showing sorrow or pity for |
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| characteristic of spasm, sudden;violent; and temporary |
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| An anxious feeling of foreboding, dread |
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| declared blameless and free of guilt |
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| clarity in a statement or expression |
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| in a keenly perceptive manner |
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| made less severe,intense,or violent; softened |
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| a strategem used to hide one's true objective or to evade an unpleasant situation |
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| forced upon (someone) unwillingly |
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| the act of dealing with others in a proud or haughty manner |
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| generous in overlooking an injury or insult |
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| joking,expecially in an ironic way or at an inappropriate time |
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| in a manner of lacking reverence or respect |
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| showing doubt or disbelief |
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| lively or animated acts or behavior |
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| acting like an absolute ruler; tyrannical |
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| in an authoritative manner |
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| an intense ill will and desire to hurt others |
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| so slight or gradual as not to be easily perceived |
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| that which cannot be erased |
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| the act of voluntarily doing without food,drink,or some other pleasure |
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| leniensy or mercy shown toward an offender |
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