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| to force or strongly persuade, coerce |
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| a sudden, involuntary urge to do something |
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| a guess, often on based on inadequate or faulty evidence |
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| downcast or sad; depressed |
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| lowly, miserable and wretched |
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| an agent sent on a mission |
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| showing little regard, scornful |
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| failing to fulfill one's duty; negligent |
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| a recurring theme, subject or idea |
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| to dramatically express emotions |
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| a bridge that carries a road or railroad over a valley |
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| to depart, especially from a path or plan |
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| to make unnecessary; to avoid |
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1. to put aside until later
2. to yield respectfully |
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| act or practice of yielding to another's authority |
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1. to discuss something with someone else; consult
2. to bestow |
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| a conclusion not directly provided by evidence, but able to be drawn from the facts at hand |
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| to increase greatly in number; multiply |
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| manner in which one acts or behaves |
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| claimed as true, but probably false |
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