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besmirch
to soll, tamish, discolor
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contraband
anything forbidden by law from being imported or exported
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doleful
sorrowful; mournful; melancholy
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emaciated
abnormally thin by a gradual wasting away
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expeditiously
promptly and efficiently
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inscrutable
hard to understand; incapable of being analyzed
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Mutinous
rebellious against authority
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retinue
a. group of supporters or attendants of a high
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sagacity
wisdom; soundness of judgement
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acquit
to declare not guilty
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asseveration
a serious statement or declaration
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barrister
a lawyer in England
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cow
to intimidate; to frighten with threats
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indictment
a formal accusation made by a grand jury; a charge with an offense or crime
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politic
showing good judgment; shrewd or prudent in practical matters
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repose
the state of rest, sleep, or peacefulness
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supplication
a humble request
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visage
a face
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garret
a little room at the top of a building; an attic
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bacchanalian
drunken
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commiserate
to feel or express sorrow or sympathy; empathize with
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debauched
corrupted; displaying the effect of excessive Indulgence in sensual pleasures
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despondent
lacking hope; dejected
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Incorrigible
unable to be corrected or reformed
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obstinacy
stubborn adherence to one's opinion
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rapturous
ecstatic; carried away with delight
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dissonance
a lack of harmony
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frugal
thrifty; economical; not wasteful
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malign
to slander; to speak evil of; defame.
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propensity
a strong natural inclination or tendency
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superciliously
haughtily disdainful or contemptuous; arrogantly
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timorous
full of fear; timid
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abashed
ashamed or embarrassed
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acquiesce
to agree without protest; consent
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antipathy
strong dislike or natural aversion
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languid
listless; Indifferent; lacking in vigor or vitality
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ostentatiously
in a showy manner
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repudiate
to deject, cast off, or disown with disapproval
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sequestrate
to set apart; seclude
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civil
relating to citizens
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adversary
a person, group, or force that opposes or attacks; an opponent or enemy
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augment
to make larger in size; to increase
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beget
to breed or give life
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beseech
to beg eagerly
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chastity
abstention from sexual intercourse
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courtier
an attendant at a royal court
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flourish
to make dramatic, sweeping gestures
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humor
a mood, a whim
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posterity
succeeding or future generations
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scathe
to harm
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conceive
to imagine
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profane
characterized by irreverence or contempt for God or sacred principles or things
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idolatry
excessive adoration or devotion
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inconstant
changeable; fickle
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adversary
a person, group, or force that opposes or attacks; an opponent or enemy
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augment
to make larger in size; to increase
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beseech
to beg eagerly
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chastity
abstention from sexual intercourse
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courtier
an attendant at a royal court
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posterity
succeeding or future generations
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pernicious
destructive; deadly; causing ham
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feign
to act as if; false
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idolatry
excessive adoration or devotion
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inconstant
changeable; fickle
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perjuries
lies; the willful giving of false testimonies
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adversary
a person, group, or force that opposes or attacks; an opponent or enemy
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augment
to make larger in size; to increase
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beget
to breed or give life
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beseech
to beg eagerly
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chastity
abstention from sexual intercourse
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courtier
an attendant at a royal court
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flourish
to make dramatic, sweeping gestures
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humor
a mood, a whim
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posterity
succeeding or future generations
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portentous
significant; momentous
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idolatry
excessive adoration or devotion
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inconstant
changeable; fickle
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rancor
hatred
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bedeck
to adorn to clothe
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chide
to express disapproval of; to scold
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consort
to associate with or keep company
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effeminate
womanly
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forbear
to refrain or abstain from
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martial
Inclined to war; warlike
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purgatory
a place of temporary punishment or suffering
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tributary
contributing, adding to
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bier
a funeral bed
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pensive
reflective, thoughtful
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redress
to set night what is wrong
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stifle
to repress or smother
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warrant
to assure, to guarantee
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inundate
to overwhelm with something
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inter
to bury
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penury
impoverished; poor
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pestilence
a deadly epidemic disease
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inauspicious
not prosperous, unfortunate
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inexorable
unstoppable; unyielding; unalterable
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sepulcher
tomb or burial vault