To support something or someone by supplying evidence; to support something physically. Adjective

A support usually of brick or stone; a structure that supports the wall of a building. Noun

The quality of being honest and straightforward in attitude and speech. Noun

A temporary relief from harm or discomfort. Noun

To cancel or postpone a bad situation. Verb

Having reservations or doubts about something. Adjective

Subject to two or more interpretations and usually used to mislead or confuse. Adjective

To prove the truth of something. Verb

Make less in amount or intensity; make less active or intense. Verb

Corresponding in size, degree, or extent: Proportionate. Adjective

To keep up or support. Verb

To lean, sway, or move to one side while in motion. Move swiftly and in an uncontrolled way in a specified direction. Verb

To sink or fall to the bottom; to settle downward. Verb

Fear resulting from an awareness of danger. Noun

1. Having or showing little or no emotion or feeling. 2. Having little or no interest or concern. Adjective

Causing great pain or anguish. Adjective

A substance that destroys disease-causing organisms. Noun

Very clean and free of or destructive to disease-causing organisms. Adjective

To give a false impression of. Verb

To make something less painful, severe, or serious. Verb

The act of reducing something unpleasant. Noun

Careful and sensible; marked by sound judgment. Adjective

The quality of being noble and generous in spirit. Noun

Adjective

Lacking distinct or individual characteristics; dull and uninteresting. Adjective

Commonplace or dull; unimaginative. Adjective

So thin as to transmit light. Adjective

Engaged in boisterous, drunken merrymaking. Verb

Something done quickly with little attention to detail: Hasty. Adjective

Made up of many different people or things. Adjective

In an explicit manner. Adverb

Of or pertaining to hearing or the ear. Adjective

A loud continuous noise; noisy shouting. Noun

Deviating from a straight course; OR, not said or done simply or clearly. Adjective

To suggest that someone has done something inappropriate or illegal. Verb

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Consisting of elements that are not of the same kind or nature. Adjective

To unite into a whole; to grow together. Verb

Unmoved by persuasion, pity, or tender feelings; stubborn. Adjective

To attract or interest someone. Verb

Filled with wonder and delight. Adjective

Deception or trickery. Noun

To censure severely or angrily: Scold. Verb

The act of not enforcing a claim or action. Noun

Perceiving things beyond the natural range of the senses; seeing the future. Adjective

Unrestrained by convention or propriety; bold and without shame. Adjective

Requiring attention or action. Adjective

To remove completely. Verb

Translate from code, or to figure out. Verb

Filled with joy. Adjective

To make less mysterious or remove the mystery from. Verb

Something that has been explained in a brief and concise way. Adjective

The mental process by which one obtains knowledge through experiences and thoughts. Noun

An injury that doesn’t break the skin, but results in some discoloration: Bruise. Noun

The predicted outcome of a situation. Noun

Easy to understand or thinking clearly. Adjective

A person without moral scruples. Noun

 A possible event or occurrence or result. Noun

Punishment inflicted in retaliation of an injury or offense: Retribution. Noun

Of the same origin as claimed; genuine. Adjective

To prove or show to be true or genuine. Verb

Capable of being heard. Adjective

Relating to or typical of rural life. Adjective

To form a cavity or hole; to dig out and remove. Verb

1. To strip of all covering or surface layers. 2. To deprive of something important. Verb

Capable of being saved from ruin. Adjective

Property or goods saved from damage or destruction. Noun

To save from ruin. Verb

To completely destroy; to put an end to. Verb

A difference or inconsistency especially between things that should be the same. Noun

Feeling or showing remorse or regret. Adjective

Extreme greed for material wealth. Noun

The act of improving by renewing and restoring. Noun

To conspire or plan. Verb

To draw out or bring forth. Verb

Inclined or showing an inclination to dispute or disagree. Adjective

Causing mental discomfort. Adjective

The quality of being truthful: Truthfulness. Noun

Failing in what duties require; negligent. Adjective

To demonstrate the truth of something. Verb

Official recognition or approval. Noun

1. Necessary (for someone) as a duty or responsibility; morally binding. Adjective

2. One that occupies a particular position, office, or place. Noun

To change or influence. Verb

Acted upon, influenced. Adjective

To express sorrow or regret; to mourn aloud. Verb

Firm adherence to a code of especially moral or artistic values. Noun

The quality of a person who is completely honest. Noun

A person without moral scruples. Noun

A person who is easily used or tricked. Noun

To praise highly: Glorify Verb

To get out of a vehicle or craft. Verb

An assemblage of people, animals, or things collected together. Noun

Very happy and excited. Adjective

One’s attendants, associates, or followers. Noun

A superiority or excess in number or quantity. Noun

An accusation of wrong doing. Noun

Spread negative information about. Verb

To assault someone’s character or reputation. Verb

Pretending to be better than others on a moral level; excessively or hypocritically pious. Adjective