English

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Partisan

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(Noun)

Weapon with a long blade/handle

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Pernicious

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(Adjective)

Causing insidious harm or ruin

(Bad, hurtful)

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Covert

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(Noun)

A covering, being concealed

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Portent

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(Adjective )

An indication something bad is going to happen, a forewarning

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Accord (verb)

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(Verb)

To be in agreement or harmony

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Galling

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(Noun)

Bile, something of a bitter substance

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Virtious

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(Adjective )

Conforming to moral or ethical principles (good qualities)

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Wanton

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(Noun)

Without regard for what is right, usually sex ally interpretation (lustful)

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Disparage

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(Noun)

To speak or treat belittling like

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Profane

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Verb

Or be disrespectful to someone's item

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Entreaty

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Verb

Earnest request or petition

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Utterance

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Noun

To give audible expression, speak, pronounce

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Repose

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Noun

In a state a here your resting and/or feeling calm

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Idolatry

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Noun

The religious worship or idols, excessive or blind adoration

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Intercede

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Noun

To attend let to reconcile differences between 2 people or groups, mediate,

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Airy

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Adjective

Light in manner, used to describe someone whose speaking

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Forsaken (Adjective )

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Adjective

To quit or leave entirely, abandon

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Chide

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Verb

To express disapproval of (critisize)

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Rancor (noun)

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Noun

Bitter, resentment

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Baleful

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Adjective

Full of menacing or pernicious

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Discord

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Noun

Disagreement, lack of harmony between people or things

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Submissive

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Noun

Ready to yield to authority of another

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Feign

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Verb

To pretend, fake

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Dexterity

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Noun

Skill, cleverness

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Dissembles

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Noun

To have false misleading, actor, misleading appearance

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Perjury

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Noun

False testimony under court of law (lie under oath)

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Calamity

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Noun

Great misfortune or disaster

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Beguile

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Verb

To influence by teickery, flattery ect

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Ascend

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Verb

To move, climb, or go upwards

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Vexation

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Verb

Irritation, to irritate

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Presage

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Verb

Something that Foreshadows

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Cordial

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Noun

Something to drink as in a strong medicine

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Peruse

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Verb

To read or examine with care

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Interred

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Verb

To place a dead body in a grave or bury

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Inauspicious

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Adjective

Adjective unfavorable, success is unlikely

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Engrossing

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Captivating , Adjective

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Thwarted

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Verb

To stop, prevent in purpose

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Rigor

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Noun, strictness, severity as in dealing with people

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Dirge

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Noun

A funeral song or sad tune

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Inundated

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Verb, to flood, overwhelm

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Lament

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Verb, to express sorrow, emotion

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Melancholy

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Noun, a gloomy state of mind, depression

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Pensive

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Adjective, dreamily or thoughtfully

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Prostrate

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Verb, to lay flat on the ground

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Resolute

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Adjective, firmly resolved or determined , set in purpose

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Treacherous

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Noun, violation of faith, betrayal

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Supple

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Adjective, bendable, breaking or becoming deformed