State of misfortune or distress;

an unfortunate circumstance

NOUN

Charitable; having a desire to help others

ADJECTIVE

To reason with a person earnestly about something he/she intends to do or has done

VERB

An impulsive, rash action

ADJECTIVE

To agree or consent, usually in a silent manner, without protest

VERB

Openness or sincerity with expression

NOUN

MISANTHROPE

Someone who hates everyone

NOUN

Abundant; plentiful

ADJECTIVE

Of little importance; unworthy of serious attention; lacking serious purpose;

silly/trivial

ADJECTIVE

Learned or scholarly

ADJECTIVE

Excessively particular, critical or demanding; hard to please; meticulous attention to detail

ADJECTIVE

Drowsy; sluggish

ADJECTIVE

PRUDENT

Wise in practical affairs; exercising good judgment; careful about one's conduct

ADJECTIVE

Inactive; unable to move

ADJECTIVE

Choice or decision made by will

NOUN

Disembowel; to deprive of essential parts

VERB

Reserved; reluctant to speak

ADJECTIVE

Rightness of principle or morality;

 being correct in judgment

NOUN

Unreal; dreamlike; fantastic

ADJECTIVE

Related to setting things on fire; arousing strife (conflict) or the senses

ADJECTIVE

An arsonist; an agitator; a bomb that burns with intense heat

NOUN