adjourn

V. To formally bring to an end (at least temporarily)

V. To (formally) bring to an end

V. To go somewhere (else), typically for rest or refreshment

articulate

Adj. Having or showing the ability to speak fluently and coherently

V. To convey or express in a particular way or manner

candor

N. The state of being sincere and frank or blunt in speech

colleague

N. A fellow member of a profession, staff, academic faculty, or other organization

contraband

Adj. Imported or exported illegally, either in defiance of a total ban or without payment of duty

N. Stolen or smuggled goods, money, or valuables

deferential

Adj. Respectful and considerate in nature

Adj. Characterized by obedience, subservience, or readiness to accept instruction or direction

diplomatic

Adj. Having or showing an ability to deal with people in a tactful way

Adj. Free of, or inclined to avoid, conflict or dissent

embody

V. To represent in a physical, concrete or visible form

V. To assimilate or incorporate into a body, structure or system

ethical

Adj. Morally good or correct

flabbergasted

Adj. Confounded with surprise or wonder

grisly

Adj. Causing horror or disgust

Adj. Marked or covered with blood

imperative

Adj. Extremely urgent or important, to the point of being impossible to do without

indict

V. To prosecute or accuse of wrongdoing

V. To initiate legal action against someone

inhibit

V. To impede the work or progress of

irrevocable

Adj. Unable to be retracted or reversed

palpable

Adj.Able to be touched or felt

precipitate

V. To instigate or cause to happen

V. To have water in the air fall to the ground

relegate

V. To assign an inferior rank or position to

V. To exile, banish, remove, or send away

skeptical

Adj. Having doubts or uncertainty (about something or someone)

vicarious

Adj. Experienced indirectly, typically through the feelings or actions of another person