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| a person who is able to judge in matters of art or taste |
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| bitter denunciation or criticism, anathema |
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| overflowing with excitement, showing enthusiasm |
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| a state of moral integrity |
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| a divisio of a group into two seperate groups |
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| a division of a group into two seperate groups |
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| to abolish, to do away with |
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| to remove or to lessen danger or hostility |
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| extreme boldness audacity |
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| very bad, shocking, conspicuously bad |
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| one who favors absolute liberty and freedom |
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| agreeable to the taste, acceptable |
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| to ease pain, guilt or intensity |
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| very destructive or harmful, deadly |
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| boldness that is foolhardy |
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| useful or attractive feature or service, for example, leisure facilities |
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| somebody or something that is greatly disliked or detested and is therefore shunned |
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| difficult and uncooperative |
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| used to describe streams that blend or flow into one; merging into one |
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| making somebody feel uneasy confusion and dismay |
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| occurring in particular place; used to describe a disease occurring within a specific area, region, or locale |
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| too numerous to count; so many that they cannot be counted |
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| too numerous to count; so many that they cannot be counted |
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| brief yet forceful and to the point, often with an element of wit |
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| omen, a sign or warning of a future event |
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| tending to take a romanticized view of life |
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| motionless state; state in which there is neither motion nor development, often resulting from opposing forces balancing each other |
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| motionless state; state in which there is neither motion nor development, often resulting from opposing forces balancing each other |
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