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| to formally state that you no longer believe in something or way of behaving |
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| to formally end an agreement, law or act |
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| to not do something, especially something enjoyable/ to choose not to vote |
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| strong and bitter as related to a taste or smell |
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| serious as of a problem/ sensitive; having a greater insight/ describing an angle that is less than 90° |
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| admiration and praise for someone who does not necessarily deserve it |
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| to influence something or someone/ to pretend to have something, usually a feeling or way of speaking |
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| a precursor to chemistry that often involved trying to find a potion which would cure everything and a way to turn base materials into gold |
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| having more than one meaning; unclear |
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| a short story about a person or events which is usually interesting or funny |
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| a society or individual without moral or social values |
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| a collection of writings, such as poems or short stories |
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| two places that are on opposite sides of the earth/ an exact opposite of something |
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| in the past, someone who made and sold medicines |
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| based on chance or personal reason instead of reason |
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| requiring a great deal of strength and effort |
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| a strong desire to achieve something/ pronunciation of a sound that involves blowing air out |
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