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| causing shock or disgust : involving violence in a way that is meant to be shocking |
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| the state of being worried or upset |
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| expressive of a command, entreaty, or exhortation; having power to restrain, control, and direct |
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| something hard to understand or explain |
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| existing from the beginning of time : very ancient |
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| to rise and fall actively |
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| cannot be subdued or overcome, unconquerable |
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| Intense ill will or hatred; great malice. |
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| not reproducing: incapable of producing offspring. |
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| the reflux of the tide toward the sea. 2: a point or condition of decline. |
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| to bring trouble, distress b : to bring physical distress. |
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| joking or jesting often inappropriately; meant to be humorous or funny; not serious. |
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| to change in an important and obvious way into something that is very different. |
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