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| Patient courage in facing pain or danger; more strength; endurance |
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| To stoop to do something you think is unworthy of you |
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| To develop gradually by process of growth and change |
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| A fame, usually in an unfavorable cause |
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| To express or state positively; to defend or claim (ones rights) |
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| A setting free of judgement by court; a release from duty; obligation, etc. |
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| Of or suitable for a selected group; a group or part of a group regarded as the best, most skilled, most powerful, etc. |
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| A wise or trusted teacher; a counselor |
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| Unable to speak understandably or effectively or to use words; unable to say what one thinks |
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| A person who is very poor; especially one dependent upon public charity |
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| A selected passage or scene from a literary work or piece of music; an extract; to take out or select passages; to quote |
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| A likeness between different things; a similarity; a comparison |
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| Pertaining to right and wrong; conforming to certain rule or standards; moral |
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| Relating to someone or something that foretells events |
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| A belief different from an accepted doctrine |
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| Inherited from or related through ones father, fatherly |
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| Ancient times; a thing or people of ancient times; the quality of being ancient |
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| All persons having the right to vote |
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