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To make less severe;ease
To staisfy or appease |
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| to wave or flourish menacingly |
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| to undermine the confidence or moral of; dishearten |
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| to give dignity or honor to |
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| to swallow up or overwhelm by or as overflowing and enclosing |
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| to make noble;to confer nobility upon |
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| marked by dicrous or incongruous distortion, as of appearance; outlandish or bizarre |
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| to retard or obstruct the progress of |
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| unable to move or act; sluggish in action or movement |
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a threat
a troublesome or annoying person |
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| to reduce to or represent as having minimal importance or value |
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extending to or coming from a great depth; deep
penetrating beyond what is superficial or obvious |
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| embarrassed as by consciousness of a fault |
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| great light or luster; brilliance |
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| sedate and dignified:proper |
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