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| an expression of sorrow and deep regret |
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| describing the part left over |
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| intentional, well thought out |
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| a person of great influence in a particular field |
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| to give permission/ a coercive measure designed to make a person or persons comply |
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| artful, cunning, deceitful, sly |
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| the belief that all human action is motivated by selfishness |
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| very careful, attentive to details |
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| not affected by passion or feeling |
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| to injure or destroy underhandedly |
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| original, new and different |
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| a long, harsh, often abusive speech |
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| characterized by unnecessary repetition of words or ideas |
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| to cast off or disown; to refuse to acknowledge |
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| being everywhere at the same time |
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