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austerity

(n.) a stern and serious

quality

beguile

(v.) to lead by deception

dote

(v.) to be lavish or excessive

in one's attention, fondness,

or affection

extenuate

(v.)to lessen or to try to lessen

the seriousness or extent of

(something, such as a fault or

offense) by making partial

excuses

feign

(v.) to give a false appearance

of

idolatry

(n.) the worship of a physical

object as a go

reveling

(v.) to take intense pleasure

or satisfaction

dissemble

(v.) to hide under a false

appearance

flout

(v.) to treat with

contemptuous disregard

progeny

(n.) descendants, children

wanton

(adj.) merciless, inhumane

chide

(v.) to speak out in angry or

displeased rebuke

entreat

(v.) to plead with especially in

order to persuade

rebuke

(v.) to criticize sharply

recompense

V to return in kind

discourse

(n.) formal and orderly and

usually extended expression

of thought on a subject

enmity

(n.) positive, active, and

typically mutual hatred or ill

wi

paragon

(n.) a model of excellence or

perfection

audacious

(adj.) intrepidly daring

transfigure

(v.) to give a new and

typically exalted or spiritual

appearance to : transform

outwardly and usually for the

better