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| To lessen in intensity; to reduce or lower |
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1. a straying from the right or normal.
2. mental disorder |
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| To assis or encourage, especially in the performance of a bad deed. |
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| Condition of suspended activity or development: susupension |
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| ritual cleasning, act of washing |
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| Mederate, expecially in the consumption of food and strong drink |
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| accepting or consenting to something without protest |
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| Harsh or bitter in speech |
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| Acuteness of mental penetration; keen insight |
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| Incapable of being broken or dissolved, firm, stubborn |
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| Pertaining to a sense of beauty; sensitive to the beautiful in nature or art |
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| to make worse or more severe, to annoy |
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| a whole formed by combining several disparate elements |
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| A person who believes in the doctrine that the existence and the nature of God are not known or knowable |
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| a story in which the characters, actions and setting are symbols of ideas |
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| to lighten or lessen physical or mental pain or discomfort |
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| an angry, noisy dispute; heated argument |
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| acting solely out of the consideration for others' welfare; unselfish |
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| make something bad, better |
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| misplacing of an event of object out of time. |
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| a relationship between two things that consists in their resemblance not of the things themselves but of their characteristics. |
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| a ban or curse; a person or thing cursed; any object of intense dislike |
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| deviating from what is standard, normal or expected |
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| one who deserts his party, faith or principles. |
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| arrived at by the exercise of the will of the individual; not based on reason or justice or fact. |
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| one who devotes herself to a solitary, rigorously diciplined life, especially for religious reasons; extreme self denial |
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| sidways look with scorn or distrust |
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| roughness of sound or surface, severity of manner, temper, language |
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| to relieve or lessen, as grief or pain; satisy a thirst or hunger; calm a passion |
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| constant in aplication or attention |
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| reappearance of a primitive instinct, a remote family trait of a disease that had remained latent for one or more generations |
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| of favorable omen or prospect; indicative of future success |
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1. rigidly severe in character of judgment
2. severely simple |
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| excessive desire for wealth |
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