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| enjoy by one person through his sympathetic but indirect participation in the experience of another person; substitutional |
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| tearfully or excessively sentimental |
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| preferring the company of others to solitude |
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| spent;exhausted; worn out by rich or effortless existence |
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| practicing extreme self-denial |
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| to attribute one's actions to rational and creditable motives |
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| servilely attentive;fawning--(brown-nosing) |
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| to direct energy from a primitive or destructive aim to one that is culturally or ethically higher and therefore socially acceptable |
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| unchaste;not to have any concern for the feelings of others; willfully malicious; marked by arrogant recklessness of justice |
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