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| overbearing; arrogantly domineering |
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| self examining, thinking about one's own thought and feelings. |
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| ghost; phantom; a threating or haunting possibility |
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a broad range of related qualities, ideas, or activities. |
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| acuteness of perception; keenness. |
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| A natural gift or quality; Funds or property dontated to an institution, individual, or group as a source or income. |
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easy; dont or achieved with litte effort. |
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| performing a skill with facility. |
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| to call fourth; to bring out; evoke. |
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| akward, clumsy, innapropriate. |
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| attended byfavorable circumstances. |
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| to request earnestly; beg for. |
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| deserving of scorn or contempt; vile. |
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| not capable; not well qualified. |
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| A beggar; practicing the act of beging. |
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a question; inquiry. a doubt in the mind. to put a questin to. |
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| Having the ring of truth but actually false. |
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supremely accomplished or skilled. complete or perfect in every respect. |
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| heedful of circumstances or consequences; prudent. |
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protection or support. omen. |
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a command, order, or directive. a court order enjoining or prohibiting a party from a specific course of action. |
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likeley to become or be. likely to happen; expected. |
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to coax gently persisetenly wheedle. |
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requiring immideaite attention or remedy. requiring or demanding a great deal. |
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skill or adeptness in performance. skill in deception; quile. |
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| an innate inclination; tendency. |
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to direct with authority and emphasis; command to prohibit or forbid. |
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| the act of caosing by flattery or wheedling. |
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quality of being clearly expressed or esily understood. the ability to percive or underand keenly. |
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