complicate
(v.)to make hard to understand or do.
(s.)confuse, muddle, mix up (a.) simplify, clarify, smooth, ease
courteous
(adj.) considerate toward others
(s.) polite, well-mannered, respectful, civil (a.) rude, impolite, ill-mannered, discourteous
discomfort
(n.) a lack of ease and well-being
(s.) pain, distress, irritation, suffering (a.) comfort, peace, calm
eliminate
(v.) to get rid of or do away with
(s.) to remove, omit, leave out, exclude, drop (a.) to take in, admit, acquire, retain, preserve
grieve
(v.) to cause to feel great sadness; to feel very sad
(s.) sadden, mourn, regret (a.) rejoice, celebrate, gladden
moral
(adj.) having to do with what is right and wrong; being good and just
(n.) the lesson taught by a story or experience
(s.)(adj.)honorable, upright, honest; a message, teaching(A.) immoral, wicked, bad, wrong.
scorch
(v.) to burn on the surface; to dry out with heat
(n.) a slight burn
(s.) to singe, brown, blacken, shrivel
severe
(adj.) of a serious nature; very strict and harsh; causing pain or hardship
(s.) grave, stern; tough, bitter; brutal, rough
(a.) unimportant; mild; merciful
spectacle
(n.) an unusual sight or public display
(s.) a scene, show, exhibition, marvel
tragic
(adj.) having to do with a serious story with a sad ending; very unfortunate
(s.) dreadful, awful, sad, disastrous, unhappy
(a.) amusing, funny, humorous, comical, happy
trifle
(n.) something of little importance; a small amount
(v.) to treat carelessly or playfully
(s.) a bit, knickknack, trinket; to fiddle, play, toy (a.) a lot, lots of
universal
(adj.) being everywhere; of, for, or shared by all
(S.) worldwide, broad, general, widespread (a.) local, limited, narrow