abate | | doubtful or distrustful of the goodness or sincerity of human motives |
decorum | | quiet and modest; reserved |
abhor | | intentional deceit in speech or conduct |
dole | | to be of the same opinion; to agree with |
gamut | | a choice between two unpleasant or difficult options |
extrovert | | to lessen in violence or intensity |
droll | | the highest point of attainment; the end or climax |
duplicity | | a leader who appeals to citizens' emotions to obtain power |
effigy | | without fear; brave |
austere | | having opposing attitudes or feelings toward a person, thing, or idea; unable to decide |
cynical | | scholarly; learned |
ambivalent | | amusing in an odd or whimsical way |
demagogue | | to distribute; to give out sparingly |
demure | | the whole range or extent |
intrepid | | to detest; to hate strongly |
destitute | | one who is outgoing; one who is energized rather than drained by interactions with others |
erudite | | a crude dummy or image representing a hated person or group |
dilemma | | conformity to accepted standards |
culmination | | extremely poor; lacking necessities like food and shelter |
concur | | stern; severe; plain |