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| depressing to the spirit or outlook, bleak |
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| boringly ordinary, lacking orginality |
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| to grow/increase something in number, size, strength, or intensity |
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| admirable and worthy of praise |
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| powerful feeling of dislike toward someone/something considered to be worthless, inferior, or undeserving of respect |
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| continuing for a long time without stopping |
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| to insult or verbally abuse |
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| a cunning, deceitful quality or behavior; cleverness in tricking/decieving people |
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| no longer needed or necessary |
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| sensitive to or appreciative of beauty |
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| deliberating aimed at exciting or annoying people, thought-povoking |
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| to spend/use something precious in a wasteful or extravagant way |
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| having an extremely bad reputation |
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| promise of payment; check or money-order |
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| shallow in character or attitude; concerned only with the surface or appearance of things |
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| an idea, opinion, or concept |
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| shabby, dirty, disreputable |
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| clear and easily understood |
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| spendthrift or extravagant to a degree bordering on recklessness |
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| self-satisfied, eager to please |
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| to praise with great ethusiasm |
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| to discourage someone from doing something |
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| to beat with a whip or stick |
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| to make morally bad or corrupt |
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