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Anarchist (n.) someone who believes or advocates for the absence of government Anarchy (n.)

Auspicious (adj.) Marked by success; like a good omen; lucky

Contempt (n.) scorn; a feeling that someone/something is inferior

Defile (v.) to make dirty; to make impure

Impassively (adv.) motionlessly; without emotion

Insolence (n.) arrogant conduct; bold behavior

Lamentation (n.) mourning; a sad song Lament (v.)

Perverse (adj.) turned aside; stubborn; in the wrong

Reverence (n.) awe, respect; an act of respect Revere (v.)

Sate (v.) to satisfy, to fill up

Sententiously (adv.) using as few words as possible

Transgress (v.) to step over a boundary; to violate a rule or law Transgression (n.), Transgressor (n.)

Decree (n.) a law or announcement of a law (v.) to command in an announcement

Penalty (n.) a punishment Penalize (v.)

Meddle (v.) to interfere in others’ business

Marshall (alternative spelling: marshal) (v.) to lead, as in a parade

Swagger (n.) a bold, arrogant strut (v.) to walk boldly, pompously

Counsel (n.) advice or opinions (v.) to give advice Counselor (n.)

Welfare (n.) health, happiness, prosperity; well- doing or being

Principle (n.) an assumption; a moral rule Do not confuse this with principal