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| indifference, lack of emotion or interest |
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| difficult to understand, indistinct, hidden |
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| to regard with great respect or devotion |
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| to make a clear distinction, to differentiate |
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| to openly express disapproval, to formally accuse |
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| to create or introduce something new |
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| pertinent, related to the matter at hand |
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| perceiving detection, to become aware |
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| contempt, scornful superiority |
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| theoretical, lacking substance or specific form |
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| incapable of being avoided or prevented |
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| odd, a person who is unconventional |
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| kind, charitable, generous |
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| peacemaking, coming to an agreement |
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| acceptance of a situation, submissive |
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| determined, stubbornly firm |
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| slave-like in attitude or character, submissive |
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| sharp perspective, sensitive |
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| restrained, uncommunicative |
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| absence of any political authority, state of disorder |
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| extremely poisonous, bitterly hostile |
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| to examine closely or observe with great care |
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| to reject, refuse to acknowledge or recognize |
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| on the surface, shallow and obvious |
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| disdain, scorn, or disrespect |
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| having to do with beauty or art |
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| wasteful or reckless in spending money |
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| to enlarge, add to or increase |
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| content or smugly satisfied, a couch potato |
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| traitorous, cunning, deceitfulness |
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| to waste, to spend extravagantly |
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| continuing without interruption, unceasing |
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| to prevent or discourage someone |
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| unnecessary, repetitive, extra |
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| exciting, stimulating, attracting attention |
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| ordinary, trite, lacking interest or originality |
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| pleasant, agreeable sounds |
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| speak of or treat with contempt |
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| uninteresting, dull, lacking flavor |
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| severe, bare, without frills |
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| to speed up or facilitate a process |
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| an opinion drastically opposed to the established belief |
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| strikingly new or unusual |
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| a love of mankind or efforts that demonstrate it |
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| display of courteous respect |
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| to swing indecisively between choices |
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| dealing with practical matter or actual events, looking at all facts/sides |
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| strict processions and thoroughness |
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| deeply earnest and serious, performed with ceremony |
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| to lessen pain or make more bearable |
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| to speak in favor of, support, or recommend |
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| practicing the doctrine of self denial |
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| deep, insightful, or absolute |
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| stubbornly opinionated or holding to principals |
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| personal choice, act or power of using the will |
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| by choice or freewill, without reward |
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| intended to instruct or teach |
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| distinct or different in kind, unequal |
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| practical and quick, usually self-serving |
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| o discredit, to belittle, to put down |
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| yielding to the wishes and demands of others |
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| believing despite slight evidence |
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| forbidden departure from accepted or sacred beliefs |
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| careless, lenient, relaxed |
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| lightness or humor in speech or manner |
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| undecided, having conflicting feelings |
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| possessed at birth, inherent |
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| one who tries to win favor or advance via flattery |
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| good natured, agreeable, friendly |
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| only understood by a small, select group |
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| burning, biting, uncomplimentary |
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| not relevant or necessary, unimportant |
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| careless or unintentional |
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| thorough, comprehensive, complete |
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| in-apposite, inconsistent, incomparable |
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| to disparage or speak of as unimportant |
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| novel, happening for the first time |
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| unbiased, not favoring one side or another |
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| to dismiss or banish to a lower position |
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| a short account of an interesting or humorous event |
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| inadequate, minimal, skimpy |
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| enthusiastic applause or admiration |
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| unchanging, consistent, or identical |
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| unable to express thoughts in a clear manner |
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| able to speak clearly and skillfully |
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| to seek, obtain, or ask for |
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| to blame for something, to scold |
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| to deal with others in a patronizing way |
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| adhering to traditional beliefs and practices |
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| make impossible, eliminate |
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| uneasy, worried about the future |
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| proud, haughty, feeling superior to others |
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| tending to avoid perception or understanding |
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| to make indistinct, to make oneself inconspicuous |
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| to make better or improve |
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| to accept or comply passively |
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| wasting away from lack of use |
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| skeptical or undecided, questionable |
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| deliberately conspicuous or shocking |
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| briefly but clearly stated |
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