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| A particular liking or preference of something |
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A command or order, especially from somebody in a position of power and authority
The act of ordering some to/ not to do something |
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| has no clear shape, form, or structure. |
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| rending to force your presence or opinions on other people: highly noticeable, often with a bad or unwelcome event. |
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| great generosity or nobel spirtitedness |
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| pointless, unoriginal or empty comment or statement made as though it were significant or helpful |
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| quick, changeable in temperament; volatile |
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| an indirect intimidation about a person or thing especially of a disparaging or derogatory nature |
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| to draw/bring out or forth; to evoke |
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to act or interpose in behalf of someone in difficulty or trouble as by pleading or petition
to attempt to reconcile differences between two people or groups |
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