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| to deeply regret; to strongly disapprove of or condemn. |
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| a cause of widespread calamity and suffering; a means of inflicting punishment or criticism; to cause a catastrophe. |
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| a court, committee, or board of judgement or review; the place where such review takes place; something that has the power to judge or determine. |
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| to increase in intensity. |
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| to read or examine with great care. |
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| having a smooth and fast flow of words in speech, talkative. |
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| a slight feeling of bodily discomfort, often at the onset of an illness; a general sense of depression or unease. |
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| a bent, liking, or strong and continued inclination. |
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| carefree and lighthearted; nonchalant. |
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| hateful; shockingly evil; deplorable. |
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