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Palpable

Easilyperceived

appalls

fills with dismay

carousing

drunken merrymaking

equivocates

avoids making an explicit statement

scruples

conscience, morals

suborned

induced to commit an unlawful act

parricide

the act of killing one's father, mother, or other relative

malice

desire to inflict injury or harm

homage

respect or reverence paid

bides

dwells or waits

purged

to rid of what is undesirable

muse
to gaze meditatively or wonderingly