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- censure
- a judgement involving condemnation
- clemency
- a disposition to be merciful and especially to moderate the severity of punishment due
- clamor
- a) noisy shouting b) a loud continuous noise
- chide
- a) to speak out in angry or displeased rebuke b) to voice disapproval to
- circumvent
- a) to hem in b) to manage to get around
- circumscribed
- to constrict the range or activity of defiantly and clearly
- commune
- a)to recieve communion b)to communicate intimately
- discretion
- a) the quality of being discreet b)ability to make responsible decisions
- discord
- lack of agreement or harmony
- comply
- a)to be ceremoniously courteous b)to conform, submit, or adapt as required or requested
- conceit
- a)the result of a mental activity b)a fancy item or trifle c)an elaborate or strained metaphor
- confound
- a)to bring to ruin b)to put to shame c)to fail to discern differnces between d)to increase the confusion
- conjecture
- a)interpertation of omens
- consonancy
- consistency; congruity
- convocation
- an assembly of bishops and represenatives clergy of the church of england
- corruption
- impairment of integrity, virtue, or moral principle
- craves
- a)to ask for earnestly b)to want greatly c)to have a strong or inward desire
- dearth
- a)scarcity that makes dear b)an inadequate supply
- dexterity
- mental skills or quickness
- diligence
- preserving application
- dirge
- a song or hymn of grief or lamentation
- abate
- to put an end to; to nullify
- abridgement
- the act of reducing in scope; the state of being reduced
- adulterate
- to corrupt, debase, or make impure by the addition of a foreign or inferior substance or element
- afoot
- a) on foot b)underway, in the process of development
- aloof
- at a distance
- ambiguous
- doubtful or uncertain especially from obscurity or indistinctiveness
- antique
- a relic or object of ancient times
- apprehension
- the act or power of percieving or comprehending
- ardour
- a)an often restless or transitory warmth of feeling b)extreme vigor or energy
- augury
- divination from auspices or omens
- baser
- of little height; low in place or position
- beguile
- to lead by deception
- bestial
- a)of or relatiing to beasts; resembling a beast b)lacking intelligence or reason
- boisterous
- a)obsolete b)maked by or expressive of exuberance and high spirits
- brazen
- sounding harsh and loud like struck brass`
- bulwark
- a solid wall-like structure raised for defense
- chariest
- a)archaic, dear, treasured b)discreetly cautious c)hesitant and vigilant about danger and risks
- chaste
- innocent of unlawful sexual intercourse
- carnal
- relating to or given to crude bodily pleasures and appetites