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1) appearance
2) a look or expression of the face
3) the face
4) look of approval or favor
5) to permit or tolerate
Countenance
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1) perceived by the eye
2) understanding
3) to make clear
4) a list of passenger
Manifest
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1) lack of energy or vitality; sluggishness
2) lack of spirit or interest; apathetic
3) physical weakness
4) emotional softness
Languor
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1) sharp or severe in effect
2) extremely great or serious
3) of disease, brief, and severe
4) sharp or penetrating in intellect
5) extremely sensitive even to slight details
Acute
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1) to behave as if one is conscious of decending from a superior position
2) to stoop or deign to do something
3) to put aside ones dignity
Condescend
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1) of special beauty or charm
2) extraodinarily fine
3) intense; acute
Exqusite
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1) elevated or lofty in thought, lang., etc.
2) impressing the mind with a sense of grandeur or power
3) supreme or outstanding
4) to make higher, nobler, or purer
5) the greatest or supreme
Sublime
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1) suggest or call attention to indirectly
2) mention without discussing at length
3) to hint at
Allude
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1) extraodinary; remarkable; exceptional
2) unusual or strange; bizarre
3) being only one of its kind
4) seperate; individual
Singular
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1) disinclined or indisposed to belive
2) indicating or showing unbelief
Incredulous
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1) a gloomy state of mind, especially when habitual or prolonged
2) sober thoughtfulnesss
3) causing sadness
Melancholy
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1) to regard or treat with reverance
2) to regard with reverential respect or with admiring deference
3) to honor with a ritual act of devotion
Venerate
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1) the state of being at rest
2) dignified of calmness
3) to lie or to be at rest
4) to lay at rest
Repose
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1) thin, tenuous, or rarefied, as a fluid or in odor
2) delicate or faint and mysterious
Subtle
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1) characterized by ignorance of a lack of good breeding or taste
2) the common people
Vulgar
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1) to have wavy form or suface
2) to bend with successive curves in alternative directions
3) to rise or fall in pitch
Undulate
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1) to say or plead in protest, objection, or disapproval
2) to show
3) to represent in protest
Remonstrate
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1) uttered cleary in distinct sylables
2) capable of speech; not speechless
3) to utter clearly and distinctly
4) a segmented invertabrate
Articulate
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1) to lay flat on the ground
2) to throw down level with the ground
3) physically weak
4) lying flat
Prostrate
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1) a person who willingly suffers death renouce his/her religion
2) to torment or torure
Martyr
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1) penetrating or entering deeply into subjects of thought or knowledge
2) of deep meaning
3) the deep sea
Profound
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1) unneessary or needless
2) not needed; extra
Superfluous
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1) gruesome; horrible; revolting
2) glaring vivid or sensational; shocking
3) terrible in intensity
Lurid
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1) warmly and pleasantly cheerful
2) favorable for life, growth or comfort
3) characterized by genius
Genial
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1) readily or plainly seen, or heard
2) capable of being touched or felt
Palpable
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1) taken surreptitiously or by stealth
Furtive
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1) extraordinary in the size amount or force
2) wonderful or marvelous
3) old fashion
Prodigious
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1) calm and peaceful
2) Archaic. a clear or tranquil expanse of sea or sky
Serene
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1) deserving or causing hatred
2) highly offensive
Odious
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1) odd or unnatural in shape, appearance, or character; ugly
2) ugly or absurd
Grotesque
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1) a loud uproar as from a crowd of people
Clamor
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1) vibrating or shaking
2) done with a trembling hand
Tremulous
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1) having or showing pleasant goodnatured qualities
2) willing to except decisions or suggestions of others
Amiable
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1) to cause to be puzzled or bewildered over what is not understood or certian
2) to make complicated or confused, as a matter or question
Perplex
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1) pleasantly calm or peaceful
2) serenly quiet or undisturbed
Placid
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1) the face, countenance or appearence of a person or sometimes an animal
Visage
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1) to reduce inamount, degree, intensity, etc.
Abate
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1) to pass or move over, along, or through
2) to extend across or over
3) being or lying across
4) a path across something
Traverse
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1) full o fyearning or desire tinged with melancholy
Wistful
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1) acuteness of mental disconcernment and soundness of judgement
Sagacity
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1) long, tiresome
2) wordy so as to cause weariness or boredom, as a speaker or writer
Tedious
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1) to irretate, annoy or provoke
2) to dicuss or debate with vigor or at great length
3) to disturb by motion
Vex
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1) the bottomless gulf, pit, or chaos of the cosmogonies
2) an immeasurably deep gulf or great space
Abyss
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1) the act or power of perceiving or comprehending
2) a seizure by legal process
3) suspicion or fear especially of future evil
Apprehension
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1) something that is tangible
2) capable of being perceived, identified, or realized by the mind
3) capable of being perceiveed especially by the sense of touch
Tangible
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1) to become diffused throughout every part of
Pervade
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1) having or expressing little or no senseibility
Stolid
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1) a stern and cold apperance or manner
Austere
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