impertinent
not pertinent; irrelevant; characterized by insolent rudeness
intimation
to communicate delicately and indirectly; hint
odiousness
exciting or deserving hatred or repugnance
disposed
to give a tendency to; inclined
deference
respect and esteem due to a superior or elder
partiality
A special taste or liking; a bias
diligent
characterized by steady, earnest, and energetic application and effort; painstaking
reverberate
echo; resound
ineffable
incapable of being expressed in words; indescribable
jargon
a confused, unintelligible language; a strange, outlandish or barbarous language or dialect
supposition
the act of supposing; a hypothesis
brook
to stand for; tolerate
ascertain
to find out or learn with certainty; discover
sundered
severed finally and completely, or with violence
imbibe
to drink in; to receive into the mind and retain
execrate
to declare to be evil or detestable; denounce
obdurate
hardened in feelings; stubbornly persistent in wrongdoing
immutable
not capable of or susceptible to change
consummate
extremely skilled and accomplished
egotistical
an exaggerated sense of self-importance; conceit
abhorrence
to loathe, to regard with extreme repugnance
vestige
a trace, mark, or visible sign left by something
lacerate
to tear or rend roughly; having the edges deeply and irregularly cut
odium
hatred and condemnation accompanied by loathing or contempt; detestation
emaciated
wasted away physically; enfeebled
chattel
slave; bondsman; property
divest
to undress or strip esp. of clothing, ornament or equipment; to take away
unabated
not abated; being at full strength or force
abolition
(1) doing away wholly; annul; (2) the ending of slavery
degraded
(1) lowered in rank, status or grade: demoted; (2) to bring to low esteem or into disrepute
insensible
(1) unaware; (2) incapable or bereft of feeling or sensation
entreaty
make an earnest request; plea; beg