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| having no power to act or move; inactive |
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| cannot be moved or inflenced by persuasion or entreaty |
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| cannot be easily understood; mysterious |
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| terrible destructive or irresistible force |
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| fashionable, stylish; carefree |
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| extreme patriotism; favoring an aggressive, warlike foreign policy |
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| present, but not active; hidden |
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| lack of energy; drowsiness, disinterest |
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| lightness or gaiety of disposition; lack of seriousness |
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| religious belief opposed to the established doctrine |
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| quality which makes one color differ from other colors, particular shade or tint of a given color |
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| to dash to move swiftly and with great force |
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| extreme exaggeration for effect and not meant to be taken literally |
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| overly critical; too severe in judgment |
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| public shame, disgrace, or dishonor |
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| faultless, without sin or blemish |
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| cannot be appeased or pacified |
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| without sense or meaning; silly; empty |
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| to put into prison; to confine |
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| hiding one's name, rank, position, disguised |
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| not wise or judicious; imprudent, as in speech or action |
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