n. dissension conflict; disagreement; disparity hired soldier; greedy person poise; composure; dignity; aplomb boredom; apathy; lethargy; tedium
n. archetype original pattern or model opinion contrary to popular belief scarcity; shortage; lack sudden notion or passing fancy; caprice; impulse
n. erratum ability to be separated or divided swamp; marshland; wet spongy ground misprint; typo; printing error person who leads a simple life of self-denial; recluse; hermit
n. proletariat incorrectness; unsuitableness working class; social class comprised of manual laborers disorderly quarrel; tumult; riot; skirmish behavior; bearing; conduct; appearance
n. denunciation denouncement; condemnation homesickness; sentimentality disguise; group of people in disguise or fancy costumes distortion of the face to express an attitude or feeling; anger; disapproval
v. obviate to make unnecessary; to prevent; to remove an obstacle in advance to express disapproval of; to protest against; to disparage; belittle to crush; to render void; to quell; to suppress; annul to drive away; to scatter; to lessen
n. avarice reproof; warning; reproval thoughtlessness; state of complete forgetfulness inordinate desire for gaining and possessing wealth; greed destruction; poison; misfortune
n. deluge witty or satirical poem or statement; letter; ingenious saying; proverb; phrase something out of place in time (e.g. an airplane in 1492); something that is obsolete or out of date person who denies that God exists great flood; downpour; inundation; drenching rain
n. peccadillo one who manipulates public emotions to gain power or popularity amazement or terror that causes confusion; shock; dismay; alarm copy; model; pattern; sample slight fault or offense; minor sin
n. panacea destruction; poison; misfortune burden; duty; obligation; responsibility remedy for all ills agreement; harmony; settlement
