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| People who intentionally stir up trouble in favor of a cause |
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| Irreverant; impious; disrespectful to God |
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| Ill-tempered; disagreeable |
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| To act in a manner that overcomes distrust or animosity |
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| Extreme hate or disgust; to despise |
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| Those who go against the norm/society/government |
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| Anger directed at injustice |
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| The art of public speaking |
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| Bitter, long lasting resentment; deep-seated ill will |
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| A thing or person greatly detested; a formal curse |
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| A discussion marked by formal debate |
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| Having no fixed course; wandering; irregular |
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| The quality of showing no respect or manners |
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| Currently holding office; obligatory |
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| To impede or hinder (the enemy) with firepower or bombing; to prohibit or forbid |
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| The belief that there is only one God |
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| To keep down by severe and unjust use of force and authority |
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| Priority because of superiority, rank, order, or time |
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| Taking too much for granted; showing overconfidence |
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| Of, by, or decreed as divine right |
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| A visible trace, evidence, or sign of something that no longer exists |
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