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condemn (verb)
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| to express strong disapproval of |
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Culpable (adjective)
Culpability (noun) |
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| deserving of blame or punishment for being wrong, evil, or harmful |
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exonerate (verb)
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extort (verb)
extortion (noun) |
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| to obtain by force or threat |
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Incorrigible (adjective)
incorrigibility (noun) |
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| Incapable of being corrected or reformed |
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| wrongdoing or misconduct, especially by a public official |
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unscrupulous (adjective)
scruple (noun) |
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| majestic;inspiring awe admiration |
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condescend (verb)
condescension (noun) |
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| to lower oneself to the level of one considered inferior |
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deference (noun)
defer (verb) |
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| respectfully yielding to the opinion or wishes of another |
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| to behave so humbly that it is demeaning |
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| one who does lowly jobs for another; one who follows all orders without questioning them |
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predominate (verb)
predominant (adjective) |
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| to be greatest in number or importance |
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slavish (adjective)
slavishness (noun) |
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| acting completely under the will of another; like a slave |
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supercilious (adjective)
superciliousness (noun) |
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sycophant (noun)
sycophantic (adjective) |
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| a person attempting to win favor by flattering important people |
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