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inexorble
impossible to stop, alter, or persuade
countenance
A person’s face, facial features, or overall expression. It can also refer to a person's demeanor or expression.
ardent
showing very strong feelings, passion, enthusiasm, or intense devotion
melancholy
a deep, persistent state of sadness, gloom, or sober thoughtfulness.
Benevolence
The quality of being well-meaning, kind, and charitable, or an act of kindness done to help others.
Ignominy
deep public shame, humiliation, disgrace, or a shameful act that causes a person to lose their good reputation
Conjecture
a conclusion, opinion, or theory formed from incomplete evidence, observation, or guesswork rather than a proven fact.
Obscure
not well-known, difficult to understand, or hidden from view.
amiable
Friendly, pleasant, good-natured, and easy to get along with.
despondence
a deep sadness, dejection and hopelessness caused by a loss of courage, confidence, or spirt.
depraved
morally corrupt, wicked, perverted, or completely lacking moral decency.
exhortation
a strong, earnest speech or communication that strongly encouraged, urges, or persuades someone to take a specific action or follow a certain path.
verdant
something covered with healthy green plants, grass, or rich vegetation.
malignant
very harmful, dangerous, or life threatening.
debase
to lower the quality, value, or moral character of something or someone.
impotence
lack of power, strength, or vigor