hostile

- being in direct contrast or opposition to something

hostile

- crusty, ill-tempered, usually old man

hostile

- easily made angry (of a person)

hostile

- revengeful

boring

- occurring every day

false

- ambiguity in word choice

false

inferior substitute or imitation

false

- appearing to be true, but actually false

satisfy

- make something bad, better

satisfy

- to satisfy by making less intense

satisfy

to correct a wrongdoing

satisfy

- lessen the anger of (somebody)

- lessen the severity of (something)

satisfy

- to remove anger

foul

- likely to make others angry

stubborn

- not easily controlled or directed

stubborn

- difficult to work with

weaken

- make poorer in quality, usually by adding an inferior ingredient

biting with wit/temperament

angry, bitter

biting with wit/temperament

- harshness of tone, temper, or manner

truth

- an oath to be loyal

indulgence in sensual pleasures

- drunken feast or social gathering

indulgence in sensual pleasures

- free of moral restraint

indulgence in sensual pleasures

- full of sexual lust

indulging in sensual pleasures

- lacking in sexual morality

indulgence in sensual pleasures

- referring to sexual matters in a humorous/inappropriate manner

indulgence in sensual pleasures

- having bad morals

indulgence in sensual pleasures

- moral corruption

smart/learned

- careful and cautious, prudent

smart/learned

- having clear sight, judgment

difficult to understand

- understood only by a select few

difficult to understand

- cloudy or muddy in appearance

- stirred up with sediment

criticize

- false and slanderous statement

criticize

-strong, forceful verbal attack

criticize

- public criticism

withdraw/retreat

- temporary pause

- i.e. "Let's hold that idea in abeyance for awhile"

withdraw/retreat

- tendency to relapse into a certain behavior

withdraw/retreat

- moving backwards

beginning/young

- to grow or develop quickly

beginning/young

- give rise to

i.e. The talk engendered a sense of passion for art

beginning/young

- being only partly in existence or operation

"... only have an inchoate of knowledge regarding their plans."

beginning/young

- just starting to show potential

assist

- acting as a subordinate

assist

admit as acceptable or possible

assist

- physically and morally strong

assist

- the maintaining of someone or something in life or existence

i.e. the sustenance of democracy