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| Flavorless, Dull or Unexciting; Lifeless |
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| Very careful; Diligent; requiring great care; meticulous |
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| To become worse or less value; to diminish |
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| To feel deep sorrow; to express sorrow or mourning for; to grieve. An expression of grief, song or poem. |
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| Pity for someone else's suffering; along with a desire to help. |
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| To detect with one of the senses, to Notice; to recognize as different or to identify as separate; to come to know mentally; to judge |
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| To restrain; to keep or put down |
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| To feel intense dislike or hatred; to detest |
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| Self-possession; tranquility |
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| Exceedingly bad; wicked or cruel |
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| Continually; prepetually; constantly; always |
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| Nearness; closeness, a neighboring area |
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| An associated person or organization; a member. To join or unite with a larger body. |
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| To make young or vigorous again; to give youthful qualities to |
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| Comfortably fat or stout; large and heavy in a stately and dignified way |
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| To hinder; to obstruct; to burden |
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| Never done or known before; without previous example. |
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| Overjoyed with excitement; raised in status or rank; elevated in style or tone. |
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| Overly dignified; self-important; characterized by exaggerated stateliness, as in speech or manner. |
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| Appearing to be true; reasonable; seeming to be logical or correct |
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