affliction
a condition of great physical or mental distress
entreat
to beg somebody for something; often repeatedly
forsake
to withdraw companionship, protection, or support from somebody
mandate
an official command or instruction from an authority
populous
having a large number of inhabitants
rogue
a dishonest, immoral, mischievous person
vantage
A position that provides advantage
venial
easily forgiven or excused
ensnare
To lure somebody into a bad situation from which it is difficult to escape
interium
a period of time between two occurrences
malice
the desire to harm another/see another in pain; intention to commit harm
notorious
well known for some undesirable feature, quality or act
odious
inspiring hatred, contempt, or disgust
pernicious
causing great harm, destruction, or death; wicked
reprobation
strong condemnation or disapproval of somebody or something
restitution
compensation for loss/damage; return of something to rightful owner
affinity
a natural liking for or identification with somebody or something
bounteous
Giving generously; given in generous measure
castigation
severe criticism or punishment
disposition
someone's usual mood or temperament; tendency to act in a certain way
indict
to charge somebody formally for a crime; to accuse of wrongdoing
penitent
expressing or feeling regret of sorrow for having committed sins
poise
calm, stable, graceful, self-assured dignity
reconciliation
the ending of conflict or renewing of friendship between disputing people