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1. Sour or bitter in taste
2. Harsh or sharp in speech, manner, or temper |
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| Bitterly pungent or harsh in taste or smell; sharply stinging |
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| To increase the severity of something; to intensify irritation or violence |
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| Bitter, sharp animosity, especially in behavior or speech |
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| Keenness of insight and discernment; sagacity |
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1. Very discerning; quickly alert to impressions
2. Severe, intense |
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1. Urgently commanding; officious or arrogantly dictatorial
2. Not allowing contradiction or further disagreement |
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| To take precedence over someone or something already arranged or in place; to seize priority |
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1. Deliverance from sin; atonement for guilt
2. Retrieval; reclamation; reformation |
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| Government or social systems that put technological theories into practice |
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| A member of a governing wealthy class or a person whose wealth grants political influence |
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| Relating to money or necessary payment of it |
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| Behavior; demeanor; mode of bearing or movement |
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| To claim; to profess; to appear to be |
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