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| a person who doubts, lacks faith |
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| an eloquent writer or speaker |
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| a person who believes that pleasure is the chief goal of life |
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| a person who gives up material comforts and leads a life of self-denial |
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| A person who excels in telling anecdotes |
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| a person who attacks cherished figures, ideas |
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| an amateur or dabbler, a person with a superficial intetrest in... |
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| a person with strong and biased beliefs |
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| a leader who appeals to the fears, emotions of th populace |
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| a self-operating machine, a mindless follower |
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| a person who leads a secluded or solitary life |
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| someone who is clumsy,makes mistakes |
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| A person who makes predictions based upon cuurent information and data |
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| An expert commentator;an authority who expresses his or her opinion/political |
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| a very enthusiastic person, a champion, a true believer |
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| a person who makes a gift or bequest |
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| one who argues in support of sth, an advocate |
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| a person who seeks favor by flattering people of influence |
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| someone who is emotionless and impassive |
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| a morally unprincipled person |
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| characterized by strict laws,rules |
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| concise and brief,laconic |
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| golden time of happiness an tranquility, calm |
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| a plausible but deliberately misleading argument designed to decieve s1 |
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| abstract, fantastically visionary |
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| to deliberately exclude from a group |
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| A funeral hymn;a slow mournful musical composition |
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| tearful,excessively sentimental |
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| foolishly impractical in the pursuit of ideals;impractical idealism |
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| to remove or delete a part of book,song that is considered offensive |
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| to electrify; to stir into action as if with an electric shock |
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| something of small value or importace;petty;trifling |
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| To divide a geographic area into voting districts so as to give unfair advantage to one party in election |
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| an independent individual who does not go along with a group |
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| An irresistible force that crushes everything in its path |
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| An accidental but fortunate discovery |
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| to get out of a difficult situation |
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| literally out of orbit..unreasonably expensive |
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| to give sth back; t o surrender or give back position |
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| to come back from adversity |
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| to hold back 1's thought, feelings and affairs |
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| going down in the sense of having a harmful effect |
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| to express strong disapproval |
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| the cessation of existence |
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| to laugh at;to put down with contemptuous jeering |
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| not capable of being stopped;relentless; inevitable |
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| not capable of being overcome |
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| to bypass;to avoid by artful maneuvering |
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| filled with importance;very significant |
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| filled with menace; threatening |
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| filled with an unpleasant odor |
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| a bitter abusive denunciation |
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| a thunderous verbal attack |
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| harmless;not likely to give offense |
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| agonizing physical or mental pain |
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| of accidental but fortunate occurence |
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| a stimulus or encouragement that results in increased activity |
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| traveling from place to place; not sedentary |
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| winding,twisting and therefore difficult to understand;intricate |
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| coolly unconcerned; having an air of casual indifference |
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| insatiable,a huge appetite |
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| indisputable;beyond doubt |
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| to stop;prevent;frustrate |
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| feeling angry at what is considered unfair |
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| very brief;lasting for a short time |
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| vague; misty; lacking a fully developed form |
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| generousity; overly tolerant |
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| animosity or strong dislike; ill will |
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| unimportant;insignificant;minor everyday details |
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| strenght of mind that allows one to endure pain or adversity with courage |
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| an epidimic that is geographically widespread |
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| completely useless; doomed to failure |
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| to comply, agree, give in |
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| a seemingly contradictory statement which is true |
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| Mollify, alleviate, mitigate, assuage |
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| to make it tolerable, to ease |
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| Upbraid; Castigate; Reproach |
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| an imaginative re-creation |
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| Dry; humorous with a clever touch of irony; Droll |
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| to speak in a foolish manner |
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