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| notr flowing or moving; stale or impure from lack of motion; not active or lively |
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| needing to be done, followed, or complied with, usually because of an official requirement |
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| so extreme, wicked, or cruel as to be worthy of hell |
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| t declare officially that somebody is not to blame or is not guuilty of wrongdoing |
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| somebody who can settle a dispute or decide an issue |
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| the extreme ill will or hatred that exists between enemies |
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| to treat one person, group or race worse that others or better that others, usually because of prejudice |
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| extremely happy , joyful or triumphant |
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| presented as being true, or appearing to be true, but usually hiding a different motive or meaning |
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| to disapprove of or reject something very strongly |
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| done to fulfill obligations, often with little enthusiasm |
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| an enthusiastic or devoted supporter of a cause, especially a religious cause |
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| very generous, kind or forgiving |
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| to mention something or somebody as an example; in law, to name somebody officially in a court case |
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| a state of bing completely forgotten; a state of complete forgetfulness or unawareness |
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| fundamentally important; colors of a deep strong red color; a religious leader |
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| to use up or reduce something such as supplies, reources, or energy |
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| to take the place or position of something that is less efficient, less modern or less appropriate |
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| occurring at intervals that have not apparent pattern |
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| to make something ineffective, especially by removing its ability to act as a threat or obstacle |
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| to hint at something unpleasant or suggest it indirectly and gradually; to introduce gradually or cunningly |
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| very small or much smaller that usual |
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| a difficult or dangerous situation, especially a sad or desperate predicament |
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| not allowed by law; considered wrong or unacceptable by prevailing social customs or standards |
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| having a kind and gentle disposition or appearance; neutral or harmless in its effect or influence |
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| a state of idle and pleasant contemplation |
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| worried that something bad will happen |
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| to move back suddenly and violently, e.g. after an impact; to react instinctively with fear, disgust, or distaste |
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| a false outward appearance |
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