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| impulse, a moving force, incentive, spur |
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| impenetrable, not affected or hurt by, resistant |
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| a large-scale destruction, conflagration, annihilation |
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| a wry face, facial distortion; to make a wry face |
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| to praise extravagently; glorify |
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| Treachery, deceitfulness, fraud; double-dealing |
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| Hasty, not thorough, superficial |
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| kindly, charitable, benign |
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| warlike, assertive, aggressive |
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| having a deep-seated distaste; opposed |
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| peaceable, friendly, congenial |
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| skillful, expert in the use of the hands or mind, clever, deft |
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| extremely careful; particular about details, fussy |
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| homesickness, a longing for something past |
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| the purest form of something, the most typical example |
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| To move backward; to retun to an earlier |
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| to examine closely, inspect |
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| lukewarm, insipid, half-hearted, unenthusiastic |
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| possible, able to be done, workable |
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