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| to lower in esteem, degrade; to humble |
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| lower, humiliate, prostrate, demean |
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| to move to action; to impel |
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| trigger, incite, instigate |
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| to turn aside, turn away; to prevent, avoid |
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| stop, deflect, ward off, preclude |
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| invite, induce, provoke, cause |
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| vulgar, crude, uncouth, ill-mannered, gauche |
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| sauve, urbane, polished, courtly, well-bred |
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| the main impact, force, or burden |
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| aftershock, aftermath, repercussion |
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| a fighter; engaged in fighting |
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| soldier, disputant, warrior; hostile, battling |
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| civilian; peaceful, neutral |
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| inactive; in a state of suspension; sleeping |
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| resting, still, quiescent |
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| awake, active, lively, productive |
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| causing uncertainty or suspicion; in a doubtful or uncertain state of mind, hesitant |
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| questionable, suspect, unsettled, undecided |
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| certain, positive, indubitable, reliable |
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| to deliver a loud ranting speech; a loud speech |
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| rant, lecture; tirade, diatribe |
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| whisper, murmur undertone |
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| to make a destructive raid on; to torment, harass |
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| badger, pester, hound, pillage, ravage |
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| not feelling remorse or sorrow for errors or offenses |
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| remorseless, unrepentant, incorrigible |
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| ashamed, remorseful, contrite, apologetic |
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| a tricky, unprincipled, or deceitful fellow |
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| rascal, rogue, scoundrel, miscreant |
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| a large military force; any large group or number; many, numerous |
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| multitudem gisem throng, division, regiment |
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| squad, platoon; few, sparse |
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| generosity, generous act; breadth of mind or outlook |
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| largess, magnanimity, broad-mindedness |
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| stinginess, miserliness, narrow-mindedness |
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| to examine, inverstigate thoroughly; an investigation; a device used to explore or examine |
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| explore, scrutinize; inquiry, detector |
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| conceal, hide; cover-up, white-wash |
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| to draw out or lengthen in space or time |
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| prolong, extend, elongate, spin out |
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| contract, compress, concentrate |
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| to cut or take from (or as if from) a quarry; a place from which stone is taken; something that is hunted or pursued |
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| prey, game, victim, excavation, pit, mine |
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| hunter, predator, pursuer |
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| to refuse with scorn, disdain |
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| turn down, reject, decline, snub, repudiate |
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| an excuse or trick for escaping or hiding something |
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| dodge, blind, ruse, deception, artifice |
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