deterrent
something that discourages or prevents action or someone from doing something. (noun)
rigorous
extremely thorough or complete; hardships; difficult
hoodlum
thug, or a person who engages in crime and violence.
retort
say something in aswer to a remark or accusation usually sharp and angry.
malignant
something dangerous or harmful in influence or effect.
succumb
fail to resist or submit to; give in
surplus
an amount of something left over, excess abundance.
diverse
varied; mixed
engulfed
immersed ; flooded; to swallow up in or as in a gulf; submerge
seethed
raged; angered
detain
delay; hold back
insubordinate
disobedient
indefinitely
unlimited; not clearly defined; endlessly
pardon
release; set free
entrepreneur
businessman or businesswoman
authoritarian
domineering; overbearing; "in charge
incredulously
unbelieving; doubtfully
facilitate
make easier or smoother
pact
promise; agreement
inevitable
unavoidable
surreal
like a dream or fantasy; unreal
Admonished
expressing warning or disapproval of, usually in a gently or solicitous manner warn
Remediation
the act or process of remedying; correction
the correction of something bad or defective
Affirmation
confirmation of the truth; a positive assertion; the act of affirming; validation assertion
Dissipate
slowly broken up or scattered dissolve
adherence
attachment or commitment to a person, cause, or belief
counterpart
a person or thing closely resembling another, especially in function
conviction
a strong persuasion or belief; certainly
commission
perpetration of a crime; in the act of committing a crime.
exhilaration
Full of excitement and energy; joy