remove, avoid, prevent

similar words: avert, evade, preclude, eliminate

involving strenuous effort, difficult and tiring

synonyms: laborious, tough, toilsome

shaped into alternate ridges or grooves

synonyms: wavy, undulating

warn, reprimand firmly, advice, urge earnestly

synonyms: exhort, advise, caution

a fallacious argument, one used specifically to decieve

synonyms: fallacy, sophistry

express severe disapproval formally

synonyms: condemn, decry, reprehension

feeling of irritation or resentment from a slight (ego) or excite

synonyms: umbrage, offend, excite

make something greater by adding to it, increase

synonyms: magnify, increment, amplify

prevent from happening, make impossible

synonyms: debar, hinder, exclude

escape or avoid by trickery

synonyms: dodge, shun, eschew

requiring time and effort

synonyms: hard, painful, heavy, arduous, toilsome

involving hard or tedious work

synonym: arduous, laborious, difficult

large undulating mass of something like smoke or steam

synonyms: wave, surge, undulate

seriously or in a serious manner, showing intense conviction, a sign or promise of what is to come.

synonym: serious, grave, zealous, pledge, handsel

express severe disapproval formally

synonym: condemn, decry, reproof, blame

offense or annoyance, shade or shadow

synonym: resentment, insult, shade

go back on promise or contract

synonyms: default, reverse

deceitful, untrustworthy

synonyms: unfaithful, disloyal, treacherous

ready to control or instruction, submissive

synonyms: obedient, biddable

peel skin off corpse

synonym: strip, peel, fleece

Open or responsive to suggestion, susceptible

synonyms: liable, docile, obedient

to make thin, make offense seem less serious or more forgivable

synonyms: mitigate, abate, relieve, allay, palliate

feel or express strong disapproval

synonym: weep, lament, regret

prohibit one from doing something, exclude

synonym: forbit, inhibit

a person who is over concerned with minor details, a stickler

prig, precisian

well chosen, appropriate, suited to circumstance;

pleasing, fortunate, opportune, apposite, lucky

a self righteous, moralistic person who behaves as if superior to others;

pedant

apt in the circumstances, relation to something;

proper, suitable, fit

Paucity

Malevolent