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| A deviation from the right path or usual course of action; a mental disorder, especially of a minor or temporary nature. |
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| The giving up of certain pleasures such as food or drink. |
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| Theoretical, not applied or practical; not concrete; hard to understand; (As a noun, abstract means "a summary.") |
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| Loud applause; approval. (When used as a verb, acclaim means "to applaud; to praise." |
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| to accept the conclusions or arrangements of others; to accede; to give consent by keeping silent. |
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| to warn; to advise against something; to scold gently; to urge strongly. |
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| To support; to be in favor of. (When used as a noun, it means someone who supports a particular cause.) |
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| Showing an appreciation of beauty in nature or art. |
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| Natural attraction to a person or a liking for a thing; relation; connection. |
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| An increase in wealth or rank; a growth in power. |
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