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| Feelings and behavior that show a desire to help other people and a lack of selfishnes |
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| Not believable or realistic |
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| To critisize very harshly |
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| To pass from one to another; exchange |
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| A natural passage; pipeline |
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| A person who disperages someone or something |
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| To make a (problem) less severe |
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| Suffocating; oppressively close |
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| Neither hot nor cold; unenthusiastic |
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| To treat with great disrespect |
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| Willing to sacrifice self for a cause |
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| To be kicked out; banished |
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| sudden light changing realization |
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| A split or division caused by differences in opinion or belief |
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| To beat repetitively with a heavy object |
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| Revival after a period of little activity |
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| The art of persuasive speaking\writing |
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| The feeling that someone\something is unworthy |
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| To match or surpass an achievement |
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| Stated clearly and in detail |
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| Publicly declare to be wrong |
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| Perfect embodiment; essence |
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| To soften, apease, make less angry |
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| Dignified propriety of behavior |
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| To tease, arouse expectations |
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| Apparent, seeming, eviedent, obvious |
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| Secure from violation, incorruptable |
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| To renounce ones throne. take away |
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| To deprice of property, rights,possesions |
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| An advancing beyond boundries |
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| Ability to live, sustain life |
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| To justify by argument and evidence |
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| Majority of opinion, general agreement |
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| Of or due from a son or daughter |
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| Understood without being stated |
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| Dismissed, rejected, looked down |
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