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| Cheerful willingness, readiness, liveliness |
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| unwilling, averse, disinclined, reluctant |
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| Perfect, superb, carried to the highest degree |
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| Redirect the energy of a person's bad impulses into socially and morally higher channels, purify, refine |
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| Highest point, culmination |
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| Deserving contempt, sunk to a low condition, wretched |
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| Get to the bottom of, ascertaion the depth of, fathom |
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| Of or like a son or daughter |
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| Good manners, gentry, upper class |
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| Favoritism to relatives by those in power |
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| Offspring, children, descendeants |
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| Stale-smelling, musty, moldy, old-fashioned |
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| Offensive to smell, disgusting, harmful, noxious |
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| Stinking from decay, extremely bad, corrupt |
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