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| to give up power or control | ||
| to agree to without protest, generally without enthusiasm | ||
| a person who turns against their religious beliefs, political party, or cause they used to support | ||
| like a tyrant, assertion of total authority | ||
| an authoritative pronouncement; a popular saying | ||
| a long, blustering speech or a rant | ||
| a belief that is opposed to the orthodox or established views and opinions | ||
| to assault or to annoy with repeated attacks | ||
| a predominant influence or dominance of one group or state over another | ||
| having good judgment or being balanced and wise | ||
| secret plots or schemes, usually with evil intent | ||
| wrongdoing or misconduct, specially by a public figure | ||
| an authoritative command or order | ||
| someone who flatters in the hopes of gaining something | ||
| easily managed, taught, or controlled | ||
| the act of breaking the law, a command, etc. or going beyond limits and boundaries | ||
| an instance of moral corruption or wickedness | ||
| to criticize harshly or to defame | ||
| to clear from criticism, blame, guilt, or suspicion | ||
| something which cannot be attacked or assaulted successfully; it also means unquestionable or certain |
