| Agnostic | Person who doubts the existence of God |
| Albeit | Even though |
| Amateur | A person who does something for interest, not profession |
| Anarchist | One who believes government is unnecessary |
| Anathematise | To curse someone |
| Ascetic | One who practices self-denial for spiritual reasons |
| Beseech | To ask seriously or emotionally |
| Besiege | To surround with armed forces |
| Blasphemy | Disrespect toward God or sacred things |
| Cease | To stop |
| Condemnation | Strong disapproval or criticism |
| Conformity | Agreement with something |
| Confront | To oppose directly |
| Counterparts | Things having the same purpose |
| Cynicism | Belief that people act from self-interest |
| Demolish | To destroy |
| Dictator | Ruler with total power |
| Dilettante | One who does something for pleasure, not professionally |
| Dispensable | Not necessary |
| Dissuade | To persuade someone not to do something |
| Diminution | Reduction in size or importance |
| Duplicity | Deceitfulness; double-dealing |
| Elbow-room | Space to move freely |
| Epigram | A short witty saying |
| Extrapolate | To estimate based on known facts |
| Extravasate | To flow out (blood etc.) |
| Extricate | To free someone from difficulty |
| Exuberate | To have in large amount |
| Flak | Strong criticism |
| Flatter | To praise insincerely |
| Hooligan | A violent troublemaker |
| Instigate | To provoke or start something |
| Intrude | To enter where not welcome |
| Intemperate | Lacking self-control |
| Linguist | One who knows many languages |
| Mascot | A symbol bringing luck |
| Masque | A dramatic performance |
| Naive | Innocent or simple |
| Obscenity | Offensive language |
| Obscure | Difficult to understand |
| Parched | Extremely dry |
| Persuade | To make someone believe or act |
| Platitude | A dull or overused statement |
| Polyglot | One who knows many languages |
| Prejudice | Unreasonable dislike |
| Privilege | Special right or advantage |
