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| capable of being believed; plausible; worthy of confidence; reliable |
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| to encourage something through support; to prop something up |
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| unwilling or unable to believe something; completely unconvinced |
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| beyond belief; amazing, more than thought possible, excellent |
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| someone who chooses to die, rather than deny a strong held belief;someone who makes sacrifices or suffers greatly in order to advance a cause or principle; one who endors great suffering |
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| done routinely or hastily; with little care; acting with indifference |
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| a pointless, unoriginal, or empty comment or statement made as though it was significant or helpful |
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| exceeding what is necessary or natural; needlessly repetitive |
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| firmness of purpose/resolution |
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| one that is made to bear the blame of others |
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| to make a scapegoat out of; to blame |
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| the act of isolation or the state of being isolated |
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| relating to or being a topic, subject, or proposition |
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| lacking power to evoke interest through over use |
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| to make a firm decision about |
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