Engels

Palpable: Easily felt or noticed
Transgression: Violation of rule or law
Chastise: Scold or punish harshly
Petulantly: In a whiny, bad-tempered way
Scrupulously: With great care and honesty
Profound: Deep or intense in meaning
Benign: Harmless, gentle, kind
Throng: Large, dense crowd
Retroactive: Applies to the past
Aptitude: Natural skill or ability
Meticulously: Very carefully and precisely
Remorse: Deep regret or guilt
Ironic: Opposite of what’s expected
Relish: Enjoyment or great appreciation
Indolence: Laziness or avoidance of work
Nuisance: Annoying or troublesome thing/person
Reprieve: Temporary relief or delay
Wheedle: Use flattery to get something
Unanimous: Everyone in total agreement
Relinquish: To give up or let go
Origins: Beginning or source of something
Apprehensively: Nervously or fearfully
Successor: One who replaces another
Obsolete: Outdated or no longer used
Glee: Joy, happiness, excitement
Irrationally: Without logic or reason
Agony: Extreme physical or emotional pain
Assimilated: Absorbed into a group or culture
Ominous: Threatening; warning