ravaged
to have damage wreaked on; defeated, devastated
formidable
inspiring awe or dread
fastidious
fussy;hard to please
carring a lot about small details and wanting everything to be correct and neat
lavished
to expend or give in great amounts or without limits
auburn
having a reddish-brown or golden brown color
obligated
bound by sense of duty or moral responsibility
reproachfully
down with an expression or disapproval; rebuke
resolute
determined, desided, firm in purpose
impassive
undisturbed by passion; without emotion
conviction
strong belief
banish
to dispell; to force out
hospitable
cordial and generous towards guests; friendly
evolution
the theory that groups of organisms change with the passage of time
lackluster
lacking brilliance or radiance; dull
saboteurs
someone who commits descructive or obstructive actions to hamper or hurt
registered
to have conveyed the impression of; showed evidense of
palatable
1. pleasant to the taste
2. acceptable or agreeable to the mind or feelings
degrade
to lower in dignity, character, or quality
imminent
about to happen; ready to take place
consoling
lessening the grief or sorrow of
acquiescence
agreement or consent silently or without protest
pertinent
pertaining directly to the matter at hand
implicate
to show to be also involved, usually in an incriminating manner
apprasial
the estimate of the value or importance of someone or something
admonishes
to express warning or advice in a gentle manner
indistinguishable
indentical or very similar to
resiliency
an ability to recover from or adjust easily to misfortune or change
exultation
a feeling of extreme joy
integrity
firm adherence to a code of moral values
inconspicuous
not easily noticed or seen
interrogation
the action of asking questions; a survey; an inquiry
hypocrisy
a pretense of having characters or morals that you don't really have
futile
ineffective, useless
inflict
to cause, to bear
ineptitude
being without aptitude
subservience
the state of being submissive or inferior
incredulous
skeptical;not willing to believe
perpetrated
carried out or committed( a harmful, illegal, or immoral action)
conceding
yielding, admitting
prominent
well known or important
luminous
radiating or reflecting light
relevance
relation to the matter at hand
receptive
willing or inclined to recieve suggestions, offers, etc.
putrid
in a state of foul decay
disintegrated
deteriorated or seperated into small particles
terrain
a piece of ground having specific characteristics
blasphemy
the act of insulting or showing contempt or lack of reverence for God
vile
wretchedly bad or evil
contorted
twisted into or as if into a strained shape or expression; distorted
vulnerable
open to moral attack, criticism, temptation, etc.
obstructing
stopping or blocking; getting in the way of; opposing, distrupting
credentials
that which entitles one to authority, confidence, or credit
initiating
to set going by taking the first step
inordinated
exceding reasonable limits
reverie
state or condition of abstracted daydreaming
clarify
to make clear, or easy to understand
intrusion
an act of wrongfully entering upon the presence or property of another
scoured
searched throughly or carefully
presumptous
going beyond what is right or proper
simulated
made in resemblance of or as a substitute for another