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| to take something with authority |
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| an uncivilized or unintelligent person |
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| feeling that something bad will happen |
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| a person who goes from place to place selling his goods(sometimes a drug dealer) |
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| deprive someone of a right or privilege |
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| driving force (something that makes something happen) |
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| someone who's only concerned about their own thoughts and feelings(e.g. a shy person) |
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| Soothe (wounded pride or one's conscience) |
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| (renaissance)revival of interest after a period of little activity |
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| a person who is sexually attracted to children |
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| Accept standards that are lower than is desirable (e.g. to compromise on safety) |
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| to say bad things about someone |
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| adjective-degrading(Causing someone to lose their dignity and the respect of others) |
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| legal power(to make laws and decisions) |
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