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- Abominable
- Horrible, vile or monstrous
- Abyss
- Bottomless pit, chasm or hell
- Acrimonious
- Bitter or nasty
- Adamant
- Firm or insistent
- Afflicted
- Caused pain or suffering
- Agitation
- Disturbance or shake-up
- Altercation
- Firght or heated argument
- Ambidextrous
- Ablce to use both hands with equal ease
- Ambling
- walking or moving slowly
- Amiable
- Friendly
- Antechamber
- Entrance, foyer or waiting room
- Apathetically
- Without Caring
- Apoplectic
- Highly upset or having a seizure
- Apprehensive
- Fearful or anxious
- Audible
- Loud enough to be heard
- Auspicious
- Favorable or promising for the future
- Automaton
- Robot or Andriod
- Bedlam
- Chaos
- Begrudge
- Feel resentment or disapproval of someone else having something
- Benevolence
- Generous, thoughtful gift or generosity
- Beseeching
- Begging or pleading
- Bestial
- Beast like
- Betrothal
- Wedding or Engagment
- Blandishment
- Flattery or cajolery
- Blithe
- Carefree
- Circumscribe
- State of being breif or short
- Clamor
- Loud Noise
- Clout
- Blow or hit
- compelled
- urged or forced
- Compounded
- Added or combined
- Comprehend
- To understand
- compulsory
- required or not optional
- Condescended
- Agreed to do something you believe is beneath you
- Condone
- excuse, overlook or seem to approve
- congenital
- in exsistence at birth
- congregation
- assembly or gathering
- Connived
- secretly cooperated or agreed to
- consummate
- ultimate or complete
- contemptuos
- the feeling that someone or something is beneath you or is worthless
- contetious
- always ready to argue or fight
- cordial
- warm and friendly
- corroborating
- supporting with evidence
- Aesthetic
- Beautiful
- Idignant
- Angry
- Transgression
- Sin
- Furtively
- Secretively
- taciturn
- quiet
- gingerly
- Cautiosly
- Righteous
- Moral
- Deft
- Skillful
- Frailty
- Weak
- Impudent
- Rude
- Predeliction
- Preference
- Premonition
- Foreboding
- Mirth
- Joy
- Epithet
- Insult
- Hermetically
- Reclusively
- Countenance
- Face
- Craven
- Cowardly or Defeated
- Crucible
- container in which metals are heated until they melt
- Cynical
- Anti socail
- Decree
- ruling or offical pronouncement
- Defiled
- Contaminated
- Degradation
- a state of low honor or moral character
- Denunciation
- Strong disapproval or condemnation
- Derisive
- Mocking or Making fun of
- Devoid
- Completely without
- Dictum
- a formal statement of purpose