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| n. a condition marked by misfortune |
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| n. good fortune (opposite of adversity) |
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| v. to exclude from soceity, friendship, conversation or privileges |
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| n. something intended to deceive or defraud |
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| adj. penetrating or entering deeply into subjects of thought or knowledge |
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| adj. extraordinary in some bad way |
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| v. the defend, secure, or protect |
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| adj. pleasantly easy to approach |
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| adj. gentleness and kindness |
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| adj. full of juice, rich in desirable qualities |
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| an example serving as model; pattern |
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| adj. immature or inexperienced |
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| adj. capable of holding much |
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| adj. spacious and convenient |
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| v. to devote or dedicate to some purpose |
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n.the attitude towards a person that he considers worthless or despicable
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| v. to draw or bring forth |
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| adj. subject to individual will or judgment without restriction |
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| adj. understood by or meant for only the select few who have special knowledge or interest |
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| adj. occuring or coming later or after |
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