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| Unreasonable; based on one's wishes or whims without regard for reason or fairness |
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| A large scale departure or flight |
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| To maker easier; to assist |
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| To offer arguments or evidence that contradicts an assertion |
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| To scold; find fault with |
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| To give way to a superior force, to yield |
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| Poor, in a state of poverty;depleted |
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| Hardworking, indutrious, not lazy |
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| Occuring or published after death |
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| Holding fast; holding together firmly; persistent |
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| An arrival; coming into place or view |
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| A large city; the chief city of an area |
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| Unreaonalby high; excessive |
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| Of poor quality; characterized be inferior workmanship |
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| frank, sincere, impartial; un-posed |
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| To elevate; to increase in intensity |
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| Composed of different kinds, diverse |
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| To write or engrave;to enter a name on a list |
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| Causing sorrow or pain; serious |
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| A representative or messenger |
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| To have ambitious hopes or plans, strive toward a higher goal, desire earnestly, to ascend |
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| Made or delivered on the spur of the moment |
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| Not able to be defeated, unbeatable |
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| Forward; undesirably prominent; thrust out |
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| Introduction to a speech or piece of writing |
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| Worthy of scorn, contemptible |
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| drooping; without energy, sluggish |
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| Sober or serious in manner, modest |
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| To prevent by acting first |
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| a lessening in value; belittling |
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| to distort in such a way as to make unintelligible |
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| inclined to go against what is expected;stubborn;turned away from what is good and proper |
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| To be aware of through the senses; observe; to grasp mentally |
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| A small exclusive group of people |
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| Able to do many things well; capeable of many uses |
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