ignoble
adjective; not honorable in character
exultant
adjective; triumphantly happy
indignation
noun; anger or annoyance provoked by what is perceived as unfair treatment
apprehension
noun; anxiety or fear that something bad will happen
distraught
adjective; distracted, deeply agitated
rapture
noun; a feeling of intense pleasure or joy
inexorable
adjective; impossible to prevent or stop; unyielding, unalterable
maganimous
adjective; very generous or forgiving
cordial
adjective; courteous and gracious, friendly and warm
obscene
adjective; offensive to morality and decency
consolidation
noun; process of uniting, unification of two or more entities
robust
adjective; strong, healthy, vigorous
anomaly
noun; something that deviates from what is standard
contemporary
adjective; belonging to or occuring in the present
apparent
adjective; clearly visible or understood, obvious
dissent
verb; to have opinions that are at variance with those commonly expressed
minutiae
noun; small, precise, or trivial details of something
defile
verb; to sully, mar, or spoil
resignation
noun; acceptance of something undesirable but inevitable
cease
verb; to bring or come to an end
peremptory
adjective; insisting on immediate attention or obedience
derisive
adjective; expressing contempt or ridicule
blubber
verb; to sob noisily and uncontrollably
deprecate
verb; to express disapproval of
inquisitive
adjective; curious or inquiring
galvanize
verb; shock or excite (typically, into action)
approbation
noun; approval or praise
brazen
adjective; shameless, bold, uncivil
indiscretion
noun; recklessness, imprudence
compunction
noun; a feeling of guilt or moral scruple that follows the doing of something bad
incessant
adjective; continuing without interruption
zenith
noun; point at which something is most powerful or successful
solidarity
noun; mutual support within a group
sullen
adjective; gloomy, moody, sulky
innocuous
adjective; not harmful or offensive
writhe
verb; to make continual twisting, squirming movements or contortions of the body
remorse
noun; deep regret or guilt for a wrong committed
orthodox
adjective; established and approved
precipice
noun; cliff with a vertical or overhanging face
heretical
adjective; holding an opinion that is at odds with what is generally acceptable