affecting
(verb.) touching the emotions of
anguish
(noun) excruciating or acute distress, suffering or pain
beseeching
(verb) ask someone urgently to do something; implore
deferred
(verb) to put off an action for a later time
doggedly
(adverb) persistent in effort
outrage
(noun) an extremely strong reaction of anger, shock, and indignation
permeated
(verb) spread throughout something; pervade
unobstrusively
(adverb) not attracting attention
vindicated
(verb) clear someone of blame
indictment
(noun) a formal charge or accusation of a serious crime.
clinically
(adverb) unemotional, cold
conspicuos
(adj.) to be clearly visible
furtively
(adv.) attempting to avoid attention
futile
(adj.) incapable of producing any useful result
neurotic
(adj.) abnormally anxious, sensitive, and tense
assimilationist
(noun) a person who advocates or participates in racial/cultural integration
coquettishly
(adv.) acting in a way to suggest playful sexual attraction
facetious
(adj.) treating serious issues with inappropriate humor
incredulity
(noun) the state of being unable to believe
oppressive
(adj.) inflicting hardship and conflict especially on a minority
raunchy
(adj.) vulgar and sexually explicit
resignation
(noun) the act of giving up a position
saucily
(adv.) disrespectfully
strident
(adj.) loud and harsh
reflective
(adj.) deep thought, thoughtful
retrogression
(noun) the process of returning to an earlier state, typically a worse one
reverie
(noun) a state of being pleasantly lost in one's thoughts; a daydream
wrought
(adj) made or fashioned in the specified way