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| uncertain, doubtful, skeptical |
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| unique, special, remarkable, exceptional |
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| phony holy, exaggerated religious feeling |
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| supercede, to replace by prior arrangement |
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| unchageable, permanent, steadfast |
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| natural attraction, proclivity, a sense of kinship with something or someone, a strong sense of liking |
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| on the move, just passing through, not staying long |
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| to be spiteful, vengeful, malicious, wanting to take revenge |
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| urgent, pressing, requiring immediate action |
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| easily done, glib, lacking depth |
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| something that comes before something else and serves as an example of or justification for it |
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| harmony, agreement, a peaceful similarity of attitudes |
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| headstrong, stubborn, determined to have one's own way |
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| to bring about, to set off, to cause to happen |
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| exacting, strict, harsh, demanding of precision |
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| forbidden, illegal, improper, taboo |
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| to surrender, cave into pressure, to collapse |
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| to merge, to fuse, to blend together, to combine |
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| to be shallow, concerned with only the obvious, not deep or probing |
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| to examine carefully, to study in detail |
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| a natural ability, a talent, an inclination towards something that has not yet been mastered |
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