sat words

commonly accepted, supposed as truth

darker; to confuse or make difficult to undersatnd

with a plan or purpose, disconnected random

impossible to see through- to understand

oily, both literally and figuratively, excessively flattering

lying, untruthful

to belittle, to say uncomplimentary things about, usually in a somwhat indirect way

relentless; inevitable; unavoidable, impossible to stop or prevent

hard to understand - understood only by a few

flimsy, extremely thin, very weak

a powerful argument, often made to attack or refute a controversial issue

stubborn, insensitive

exercising or showing prudence and wise self restraint in speech and behavior , free from ostentation or pretension-modest

passionate, enthusiastic

a magical change in form, a striking or sudden change

immature

approaching death, about to die, on verge of becoming obselete

admitting guilt, especially feeling remorseful

capricious, erratic, oddly out of the ordinary, subject to change

rude, cranky, ill tempered

persistent, stubborn

sacred, held to be invoilable

scholarly; deeply learned

boldness, reckless, daring

a criminal, dishonest person

to reduce the strength or energy of, especially to do so gradually

annoyingly eager to help or advise

moving from place to place

hating manking

believing in the social and economic equality of all people

to publicly take back/deny

restriction/limitation

greedy, plundering, avaricious

stubbronly defiant of authority/ disobedient

perfect, complete, supremely skillful

an authotative saying, un addage, a maxim

secretive or sly

steep

a privelege that goes along with the job (perks)

to swell, to extend a great deal

the industrial working class

the use of many workds where fewer would do, esp in a delibertae attempt to be vague or evasive

to say again, repeat

lacking quickness of perception, intellect, loack of intelligence, slow to understand, lack of sensitivity

basic, crude, unformed

incapable of being expressed or described

to praise highly, to laud

to comply passively, to accept, to assert

impervious to external influence