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| to caution, criticize, reprove (dissapprove of) |
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| to sketch out in a vague way |
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| antagonistic, unfavorable, dangerous |
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1. to argue in favor of something 2. a person who argues in favor of something |
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| somehow related to the air |
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| artistic, related to the appreciation of beauty |
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| a spontaneous feeling of closeness |
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| to increase or make greater |
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feeling depressed, discouraged, hopeless |
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| one who has total power and rules brutally |
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| impoverished, utterly lacking |
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| to discourage, prevent from doing |
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not straightforward, decietful |
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| a variation of a language |
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1. intended to instruct 2. overly moralistic |
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| to scatter, thin out, break up |
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tending to delay, causing delay |
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| showing care in doing one's work |
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| mournful song, especially for a funeral |
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| hidden, but capable of being exposed |
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| expressing admiration or praise |
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1. given without limits 2. to give without limits |
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| deception, slight-of-hand |
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| demonstrating tolerance or gentleness |
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| in a state of sluggishness or apathy |
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1. something for which one is legally responsible, usually involving a disadvantage or risk 2. a handicap, burden |
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| advocating principles of liberty and free will |
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| displaying a lack of moral or legal restraints |
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| somthing that holds separate parts together |
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| graceful, flexible, supple |
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| someone enraged in a lawsuit |
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| to bring under control, subdue |
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| easily yielding to authority |
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| marked by compact precision |
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| exceeding what is necessary |
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| an overabundant supply or indulgence |
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| to infer with little evidence |
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| one acting in place of another |
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| of dark color or complexion |
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| one who flatters for self-gain |
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| incidental, peripheral (side, irrevalent), divergent (turned aside, branched off) |
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equivalent in value or significance |
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