satiate (v)
To feed to the full; to fully satisfy
Inure (v)
become accustomed to something painful or difficult; to harden
paroxysm (n)
Any sudden violent action or emotion; convulsion or fit
oblivion (n)
Act of forgetting; forgetfulness
Vagrant (n)
And idle wanderer; vagabond (person who wanders without home or job)
Vehement (adj)
Acting with great force; furious; impetuous; ardent
Inclemency (n)
harshness; severity; lack of mercy
multifarious (adj)
having great variety; numerous and diverse
Ineffectual (adj)
Insufficient to produce an effect; useless; not producing proper effort; in vein
Infallible (adj)
Incapable of error; certain
Obliterate (v)
To erase or blot out; to cancel
Ignominy (n)
Dishonor; conduct deserving of disgrace
Lamentation (n)
a wailing sound; an audible expression of sorrow
Poignant (adj)
emotionally moving; touching
Ardent (adj)
Hot or burning; fiery; warm; fervent
Dispel (v)
to drive away; to dissipate
Canvass (v)
to examine in detail; to scrutinize; to solicit
Persevere (v)
to persist in anything undertaken
Dilatory (adj)
tending to delay or procrastinate
Intimate (v)
To suggest indirectly or hint in a delicate, subtle way
Dissuade (v)
to advise or exhort against; to divert by persuasion
Sanguinary (adj)
bloody; eager to shed blood
Requisition (n)
a requirement; a state of being demanded
Mutable (adj)
changeable; capable of change
Stigma (n)
a mark or sign of disgrace