front 1 pernicious | back 1 deadly; destructive; to ruin; highly destructive |
front 2 transgression | back 2 crime; lawbreaking; trespass; violation of a law/command; spread of sea over land areas |
front 3 grievance | back 3 complaint; a cause of distress felt for a cause of resistance/complaint |
front 4 solemnity | back 4 formal or ceremonial occasion or event; solemn event; serious; earnest |
front 5 posterity | back 5 all future generations |
front 6 valiant | back 6 acting with bravery or boldness; courageous; heroic; carried out with courage |
front 7 importune | back 7 annoy; trouble; to press or urge with troublesome persistence |
front 8 esteem | back 8 worth; value; the regard in which one is held |
front 9 partisan | back 9 a firm follower to a party, faction, cause or person; convert; follower |
front 10 chaste | back 10 innocent of unlawful intercourse; clean; spotless; pure |
front 11 profane | back 11 to treat (something sacred) with abuse or disrespect; lessen; corrupt |
front 12 forswear | back 12 to make a liar of (oneself) under or as if under oath; deny under oath; repeal; withdraw |
front 13 languish | back 13 to be or become feeble, weak, or enervated; exhaust; weaken; decay |
front 14 augment | back 14 to make more intense; greatly intensify; more numerous; supplement; expand |
front 15 fray | back 15 a usually disorderly or protracted fight, struggle, or dispute; battle; struggle |
front 16 portentous | back 16 prodigious; pompous; of, relating to or constituting a portent |
front 17 heretics | back 17 nonconformist; a person who differs in opinion from established religious teachings |
front 18 tyrannous | back 18 marked by tyranny; oppressive power; absolutism |
front 19 gall | back 19 boldness often with arrogant self-confidence; bitterness; animosity |
front 20 nuptials | back 20 relating to marriage/ the marriage ceremony; marriage; wedding |