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Complicity
- n.
- Involvement as an accomplice in a crime
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Deploy
- tr. v.
- To station systematically over an area
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Explicate
- tr. v.
- To explain; make meaning clear
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Implicate
- tr. v.
- To involve or connect incriminatingly
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Implicit
- adj.
- Implied although not expressed
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Inexplicable
- adj.
- Incapable of being explained
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Plight
- n.
- A condition or situation of difficulty or adversity
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Replica
- n.
- A copy or reproduction of a work of art
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Replicate
- tr. v.
- To duplicate, copy or repeat
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Aspersion
- n.
- A damaging or false statement
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Deprecate
- tr. v.
- To express disapproval of
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Deride
- tr. v.
- To laugh at in scorn
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Excrable
- adj.
- Extremely inferior; very bad
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Ostracize
- tr. v.
- To banish or exclude from a group
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Rebuke
- tr. v.
- To criticize or reprimand sharply
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Scurrlious
- adj.
- Using or expressed in vulgar language
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Spurn
- tr. v.
- To reject or refuse disdainfully
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Vitriolic
- adj.
- Bitterly severe; harsh; sharp
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Vituperation
- n.
- Sustained and bitter attack
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Accommodating
- adj.
- Willing to help; obliging
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Acquiesce
- intr. v.
- To consent or comply passively
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Adamant
- adj.
- Firm and unyielding in purpose or opinion
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Camaraderie
- n.
- A spirit of loyalty among friends
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Compliance
- n.
- Doing as another wishes
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Propitiate
- tr. v.
- To prevent or reduce the anger of
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Tractable
- adj.
- Easily managed or controlled
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Volition
- n.
- An act of willing, choosing, or deciding
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Willfulness
- n.
- Unreasonable stubbornness
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