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| bad reputation; known for something negative |
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| to make invalid or illegal |
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| removing or utterly destroying, wiping out like a disease |
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| the act of taking w/o permission, especially territory |
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| widespread occurence; in general use |
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| disloyalty; deliberate break of trust |
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| plain, clear, straightfoward (used w/ truth) |
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| to bestow upon as a gift or honor |
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| a degree of freedom in action or thought |
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| the basic underlying framework |
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| something made up (like a lie) |
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| stopped; prohibited from proceeding |
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| any act/decision that serves as a guide to follow |
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| prolonged outburst of anger |
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| rumors/lies spread to persuade |
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| something intended to deceive or defraud |
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| to share in widespread fashion |
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| an exaggerated picture or image |
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| involved with something petty/contemptible |
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| an excuse (sometimes legal) |
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| retaliation against an enemy |
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| a degree of freedom in action or thought |
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| living being; deity in the flesh |
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| to lessen in force and intensity |
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