Precept: RULE OF CONDUCT OR ACTION. Scourge: Whip or punish severely; cause of affliction or source of severe criticism.

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Precept: RULE OF CONDUCT OR ACTION

Scourge: Whip or punish severely; cause of affliction or source of severe criticism

Vapid: Dull, unintere sting, tiresome

Unwieldy: Not easily carried, handled or managed because of size or complexity

Soporific: cause sleep

Transient: Staying only a short time

Straitlaced: strict in moral standards

Scathing: bitterly severe, causing great harm

Sepulchral: Funeral, typical of a tomb, gloomy or dismal

Saluta ry: Benificial, helpful, healthful, wholesome