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| to be indecisive; to waver |
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| without liveliness; dull; spiritless |
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| intense; forceful; violent |
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| capable of being bribed; willing to do anything for money; corrupt |
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| to revere; to treat as something holy, especially because of great age |
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| using too many words; not succinct |
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| similarity to reality; appearance of truth; looking at thereal thing |
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| a remaining bit of something; a last trace |
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| to annoy; to pester; to confuse |
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| capable of living; workable |
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| experienced, performed, or suffered through someone else; living through experiences of another as though they were one's own experiences |
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| upheaval; natural change; change in fortune |
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| to say vile things about; to defame |
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| to clear from all blame or suspicion; to justify |
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| a masterful musician; a masterful practitioner in some other field |
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| extremely poisonous; full of hate |
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a dreamer, someone with impractical goals or ideas about the future |
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| to make impure; to pollute |
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| caustic; full of bitterness |
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| quick to evaporate; highly unstable; explosive |
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| unjustifiable; unprovoked |
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| deliberate; obstinate; insistent on having one's way |
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| enthusiastically devoting to something; fervent |
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