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| To make better; to become better; to improve. |
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| Expressing hatred or evil; harmful, ominous. |
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| To criticize vigorously, to scold vehemently. |
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| To avoid through craftiness. |
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| A feeling of uneasiness or anxiety caused by guilt. |
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| To overlook or accept without punishment; to pardon or excuse. |
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| A polite term used to avoid directly naming something considered offensive or unpleasant. |
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| Able to be used up then discarded or replaced. |
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| The expression of shocking or unacceptable views. |
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| Physical or mental weakness or defect. Weak or feeble. |
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| To treat with scorn or irreverence. Disrespectful of sacred things. Not connected to religion; worldly. |
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| To pay or compensate. Payment; comparison. |
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| A lack of freedom; forced labor. |
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