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Commerce
The buying and selling of goods
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Complement
The amount needed to fill or complete
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Desecrated
Violate the sacredness of
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Discern
Exhibiting keen insight and good judgment
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Disdain
To regard as beneath one's dignity
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Docile
Ready and willing to be taught
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Dormant
In a resting state or sleeping
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Ecstatic
Being in a state of joyful and excessive emotion
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Emissary
Messenger or ambassador
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Expedient
Useful for effecting a desired result
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Abate
To make or become less
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Abomination
- Anything
- extremely disliked or hated
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Aesthetic
- Of or concerning the appreciation of beauty of good
- taste
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Assuage
To lessen or calm
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Agility
- Characterized by quickness, lightness, and ease of
- movement
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Brusque
Rough and abrupt in manner or speech
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Calamity
An resulting in great loss or misfortune
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Capricious
Impulse to sudden change
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genealogist
an expert in the study of ancestry and family history
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heathen
person regarded as irreligious
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impotent
lacking physical strength
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improvident
not providing for one's future
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incipient
just beginning to exist or appear
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indigenous
originating and living or occurring naturally in an area or environment
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lament/lamentation
cry of grief
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loathe
to dislike greatly
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ominous
serving as an evil omen
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palatable
pleasant or acceptable to taste or mind
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poignant
deeply or emotionally moving
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polygamy
the condition or practice of having more than one spouse at one time
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propitious
presenting favorable circumstances
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prowess
physical strength
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reap
to gather or harvest
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resilient
bouncing back or spring back into shape
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subservient
- compliant
- and obedient to authority
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wily
crafty, sly or tricky
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