| sufficient to be noticed or measured | | |
| absolute in power or authority | | |
| 1. to remove the color from; 2. to make or turn pale; 3. to parboil | | |
| an act, utterance, or writing showing contempt for something sacred | | |
| strong, muscular | | |
| planned or performed in cooperation with others | | |
| to fight, struggle, compete, argue | | |
| kind, merciful | | |
| very famous, distinguished, eminent | | |
| unbearable | | |
| disrespectful | | |
| not easy, requiring hard work, hardworking | | |
| bending easily, limber | | |
| to abuse, use roughly or crudely | | |
| consider carefully, reflect on | | |
| intended to undermine or overthrow | | |
| one who advocates or attempts to undermine a political system | | |
| made or put together by people; artificial | | |
| something artificial | | |
| mild, moderate | | |
| poisonous, spiteful, mean | | |
| sly, shrewd, cunning | | |