Lesson 2

(n) ability, permission, or liberty to enter, approach, communicate with, or use; admittance; entry

(v) become rigid with anger or irritation; fume; seethe

(v) stand for; tolerate; bear

(adj) tending to change abruptly and without apparent reason; fickle; inconstant; impulsive; unpredictable

(n) freedom from doubt; certainty; conviction; assurance

(n) participation or involvement in a wrongful act;collusion; connivance

(adj) deeply agitated: tormented; troubled

(adj) free from fault or blame; irreproachable; flawless

(adj) not easily excited; calm; unruffled; unflappable

(adj) showing or expressing great joy; exultant; triumphant

(v) soothe in temper or disposition; pacify; placate; appease

(n) lowest point; bottom; low

(v) arouse to sharp but brief annoyance or anger; irritate; provoke; exasperate

(n) highest point of achievement or development

(n) large number of instances in a small period; epidemic; outbreak; plague

(adj) steadfast in loyalty or principle; faithful; constant

(adj) of the highest kind or order; superb; outstanding

(adj) full of twists, turns, or bends: winding; serpentine

(adj) existing or prevailing everywhere; worldwide; global

(adj) extremely poisonous or venomous; noxious; toxic