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| official approval, praise, commendation |
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| to agree or to concur, to give in, to yield; agreement |
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| rude or insensitive; ill-mannered |
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| an outline, depiction, portrayal |
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| to try to equal or to be like (usually through imitation) |
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| likely to change, capricious |
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| plain or unattractive in appearance |
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| an extreme patriot, usually calls for a belligerent foreign policy |
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| moving from place to place, wandering, transient |
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| confusing, making unclear |
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| a stretching out due to lacking vitality and being completely overcome |
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| very stubborn, refusing to obey, unruly |
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| characterized by a decided purpose |
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| a member of a sect that is a faction with extreme beliefs |
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| one who supports a cause with firm partisanship |
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| understood, silent, not spoken, implicit |
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| having excellent morals; righteous |
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