a sudden feeling of uncertainty or apprehension, especially a misgiving about an action or conduct

absolute moral correctness

behavior or an attitude that is so bold or arrogant as to be insulting

 complete or utter; so awe-inspiringly beautiful as to seem almost heavenly

 difficult or impossible to understand due to lack of logic or jumbled language

 feeling, expressing, or demonstrating a strong dislike or utter lack of respect for somebody or something

 frequently engaging in and seeming to enjoy arguments and disputes

great in amount, size, or extent

 not loud enough to be heard

puzzled or confused by something

showing faultless perfection

showing no guilt, pity, or compassion

somebody who begins a lawsuit against somebody else defendant in a civil court

 tending or appearing to be calm and not easily excited, upset, or disturbed

testimony that is given under oath, especially a statement given by a witness that is read out in court in the witness's absence

to cause severe physical or mental distress to somebody

to criticize somebody for doing something wrong

unable or unwilling to believe something or completely unconvinced by it

unable to be seen; very slight or gradual

worry that something bad will happen