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| Depression of spirits; dejection; a pensive mood; sadness |
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| resentful displeasure; personal offense |
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| straightness; righteousness |
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| prohibition; an order forbidding something to be done |
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| reduction of violence; moderation of intensity |
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| a preliminary survey to gain information |
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| to form or move in waves; fluctuate |
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| natural inclinations; leanings |
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| a noisy or angry dispute; a quarrel |
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| stern and forbidding in appearence and manner; somber; grave |
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| an exclusive or special right, power, or privilege |
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| indirectly, deviously, underhandedly |
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| incapable of error, sure, certain |
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| gloomy, resentfully silent or repressed, dismal |
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| fruitlessness, usefulness |
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| causing fear, dread, or apprehension; awe inspiring |
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| biting or rancorous especially in feeling, language, or manner |
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| disdainfully proud, arrogant |
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| insolent, contempuous or cocky |
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| critical and distrustful of human nature and motives |
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| of, relating to, or resembling the ox or cow |
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| harrassed, made to suffer because of ones beliefs |
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| the state of being widely and unfavorably known |
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| marked by hot temper and easily provoked to anger |
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| glaringly, flashily, gaudily |
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| fearful, filled with anxiety |
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