Studied by 22 peopleaffliction
something that causes pain or suffering
bounty
money given as a reward
craven
lacking courage
dauntless
daring
kindle
light or set on fire
lurk
to be or remain hidden
plunder
to steal gold
quell
to put an end
scorn
To reject as contemptible or unworthy
succor
assistance and support in times of hardship and distress
throng
dence crowed
bale
threatening harm
bereft
deprived of or lacking
bolster
to support
boon
a thing that is helpful or beneficial
bower
a pleasant shady place under trees
brandish
to shake or swing threateningly
churn
to agitate
fetters
chains or manacles used to restrain a prisoner
harried
feeling strained as aresult of having demands
haven
a place of safety or refuge
peerless
unrivaled
rue
to bitterly regret
sage
showing profound wisdom
spurn
to reject
stalwart
loyal, reliable, and hardworking
beguile
to mislead my trickery
compuction
Feeling of guilt that prevents or after doing something bad
corporal
bodily
countenace
facial expression
enfold
to surround
entreat
ask someone earnestly or anxiously to do something
fitful
Not steady or irregular
grapple
to struggle; to attempt to deal with
harbinger
a peron or thing that singnals another
indissoluble
incapable of being broken
infirmity
weakness; state of being feeble or unable
jovial
full of good humor
largesse
generosity in giving money or gifts upon others
malice
the intention or desire to do evil
missive
a long and offical letter
obscure
not discovered or known about
scruples
a feeling of doubt or hesitation with regard to the morality
surfeit
to cause someone to desire no more something
valiant
possessing or showing courage or determination
wanton
deliberate and unprovoked
boorish
rough and bad-mannered
Cherubim
angelic beings that attend on God
chleric
bad-tempered or irritable
eminent
famous and respected of a person
garnish
to decorate or embellish something
hallowed
made holy
knave
a dishonest man
miscreant
a person who badly in a way that breaks the law
perditon
a state of eternal punisment
prelate
a bishop or other high ecclesiastical dignitary
prevaricate
to evade the truth
sanguine
optimistic or positive
sundry
of various kinds
tithes
a tenth of one's income given to the church
victuals
food or provisions
kindred
alike or similar
apparrition
a ghost or ghostlike image of a person
avarice
greed
bane
a cause of great distress
concord
An agreement of interests or feelings
detraction
a damaging of the reputation or esteem of someone
dire
extremly serious in a situation
epicure
a person who takes particular pleasure in fine dining
hoodwink
to decive or trick someone
pernicious
destructive
pitfall
a hiddne unsuspected danger
prowess
superior ability
raze
to completely destroy
redress
to remedy or set right
resolute
admirably purposeful, determined
sovereign
supreme ruler
teem
be full of or swarming with
trechery
willful betrayal of trust
usurp
to take power illegally
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