Vocabulary (power)

	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