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rampant
- going unchecked, widespread,
- very common and difficult to control
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ethics
code of principles
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clandestine
secret, undercover
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stock in trade
the goods, tools and other requisites of a profession.
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flagrant
outrageous, glaringly bad
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admonish
to warn, to reprove
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duress
compulsion, force or threats
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culprit
the guilty person
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inexorable
- inflexible, unrelenting
- unable to be stopped
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to take a peg
to take conceit out of braggart
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distraught
mentally confused, crazed
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duplicity
cunning, trickery
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to pass the buck
to evade responsibility
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pernicious
harmful, causing injury
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tolerate
to put up with, to bear
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contrue
to make a deduction, to infer
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impunity
freedom from punishment
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to lionized a person
to make a big fuss over someone
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