vocab for Q4

151767838	vex	To annoy; to bring distress or suffering to; plague or afflict.
151767839	steadfast	Fixed or unchanging; steady; firmly loyal or constant; unswerving.
151767840	ululate	To howl, wail, or lament loudly.
151767841	sage	One venerated for experience, judgment, and wisdom
151767842	bravado	An aggressive display of boldness
151767843	sanctity	Holiness; inviolability
151767844	derision	Ridicule
151767845	sadist	One who enjoys being cruel or causing other people pain and suffering
151767846	mores	Customs, conventions, practices
151767847	fervor	Intensity
151767848	finality	The condition or quality of being final or settled
151767849	incite	To rouse to a particular action
151767850	litigious	Pugnacious, quarrelsome
151767851	succumb	To cease to resist; to give in
151767852	fallible	Capable of erring or making a mistake
152347863	elucidate	to make clear
152347864	depravity	moral corruption
152347865	vie	to complete, to contest
152347866	cogitate	to ponder over, to meditate, to think
152347867	feral	wild, like a wild animal, savage
152347868	imminent	about to occur, hanging threateningly over one's head
152347869	judicious	wise, showing judgment, cautious
152347870	placate	to soothe, to appease with concessions
152347871	mystic	a person who is able to receive spiritual knowledge beyond that of other people
152347872	pivotal	crucial, something around which things turn
152347873	tenet	a principle, doctrine, or belief
152347874	reverence	a feeling of deep respect tinged with awe
152347875	altruistic	unselfish concern with the welfare of others
152347876	faction	a group, or part of a large group, united on an issue
152347877	inhibit	to keep from free activity or expression, to restrain or even forbid
157611341	prodigious	Impressively great in size; large; enormous; extraordinary; marvelous
157611342	adversary	Enemy, opponent
157611343	ardor	Intensity of emotion, passion, or desire
157611344	sardonic	Scornfully or bitterly sarcastic
157611345	scathing	Attacking with severe criticism
157611346	zealous	Marked by active interest and enthusiasm
157611347	aghast	Struck with terror and amazement
157611348	bellicose	Warlike
157611349	castigate	To punish
157611350	ingenuity	Cleverness in contriving, combining, or originating
157611351	pristine	Untouched, unspoiled, pure
157611352	transgress	To break a law
157611353	vestige	A visible trace, mark, or impression, of something absent, lost, or gone
157611354	defile	To make unclean, impure
157611355	repudiate	To reject, refuse to accept
161975763	engender	To bring into existence; give rise to; cause to exist
161975764	mar	To damage or deface
161975765	sacrosanct	Regarded as sacred and inviolable
161975766	misanthropic	Hating or mistrusting humankind
161975767	noxious	Harmful to living things; injurious to health
161975768	ameliorate	To make or become better; improve
161975769	repress	To hold back; restrain; to force into the subconscious mind (as in memories, ideas, etc.)
161975770	discord	Lack of agreement among persons, groups, or things; dissention
161975771	frivolous	unworthy of serious attention; insignificant; trivial; marked by flippancy; silly
161975772	atrophy	The wasting away of the muscles, tissues, or entire body; any wasting away, such as moral atrophy (the decrease in one's morality); to waste away
161975773	infamy	Evil fame or reputation
161975774	advocate	To speak in favor of; recommend; support
161975775	amoral	Unethical or unprincipled; lacking morals
161975776	frenetic	Wildly frantic, frenzied, hectic
161975777	evince	To show clearly, display, signify