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rankle
to fester; to cause to have long-lasting anger or resentment
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defiled
to make filthy or dirty; to pollute;to corrupt
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antagonistic
showing opposition or hostility
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perverse
wrong, improper, wicked, corrupt
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abominations
anything hateful or disgusting
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corroborating
to strengthen, support or confirm
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trepidation
fear or apprehension
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malevolence
wishing evil, harm,ill-will to others
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contentious
always ready to quarrel or argue; belligerent
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inauspicious
not favorable;not promising
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indubitably
unquestionably
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venerable
impressive because of age or reputation
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visage
face; facial features
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remonstrance
an objection of protest
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discerning
to understand;percive;comprehend
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genial
cheerful or friendly
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exhort
to urge,beg, or plead
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tremulous
quivering, trembling
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sojourn
a visit; a brief or temporary stay
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resolutely
determined or unwavered
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pompously
showy or arrogant
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affront
an insult or offense
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lucid
clearheaded or rational
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advocated
to speak or write in support of something
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clamor
a loud outcry, uproar, demand, or complaint
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disdaining
to refuse or reject
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lurid
startling or sensational
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impregnable
difficult or impossible to attack or challenge
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diffidently
lacking self-confidence; timid or shy
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doggedly
stubbornly or refusing to give in
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vivacious
full of life or animation; lively
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reproached
accused or blamed
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obliged
to accommodate someone or do someone a favor
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dexterously
skillfully, with physical agility
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exasperated
greatly annoyed; out of patience
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tumult
a disorderly commotion or disturbance; a riot
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decisive
unmistakable; beyond doubt
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