Deemed Considered or judged to be something.
Impertinent Rude or disrespectful; not showing proper respect.
Tidings News or information, especially about recent events.
Intimation A hint or indirect suggestion.
Odiousness The quality of being extremely unpleasant or hateful.
Ordained Officially ordered or appointed; formally made a member of the clergy.
Contend To argue, compete, or struggle against something.
Disposed Inclined or willing to do something; having a particular tendency.
Deference Respectful submission to another person’s opinion or authority.
Dictate (n.) An order or command that must be followed.
Lineal Directly descended from an ancestor through a direct family line.
Sloop A small sailing boat with one mast.
Evinced Showed or demonstrated a feeling, quality, or fact.
Privation A lack of basic necessities or comforts.
Profane Disrespectful toward something sacred or religious; also, nonreligious.
Blasphemy Speech or actions showing disrespect toward God or something sacred.
Reposed Rested or relaxed; placed or entrusted something somewhere.
Reverberate To echo or continue to have an effect.
Pathetic Causing pity or sadness; extremely poor or inadequate.
Sentiment A feeling, opinion, or emotion.
Rapturous Showing great joy, excitement, or delight.
Exultingly In a way that expresses great happiness or triumph.
Jargon Specialized words used by a particular group or profession.
Incoherent Unclear or confusing; difficult to understand.
Ineffable Too extraordinary or powerful to be expressed in words.
Obdurate Stubborn and unwilling to change one’s mind; hardened in feelings.
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