| jurisdiction | | to refuse to acknowledge or agree with |
| nostalgia | | expression of sympathy |
| prognosticate | | subjected to verbal abuse |
| decadence | | a sentimental yearning to return to something past |
| ominous | | reserved; modest; coy |
| mundane | | appealing to self-indulgence |
| harass | | obtaining something by force or intimidation |
| sultry | | capable of being done or carried out |
| indiscriminate | | elementary; basic; simplest form |
| repudiate | | to bring to an end |
| metamorphosis | | a statement that seems wrong but turns out to be true |
| reviled | | of this world; ordinary; boring |
| stymie | | threatening |
| demure | | not marked by careful distinction; random; haphazard |
| belligerent | | to annoy persistently; keep bothering over a period of time |
| rudimentary | | the power and authority to assert the law |
| condolence | | made with earnest intent; sincere |
| bonafide | | change of physical form by supernatural force |
| fabricate | | to present an obstacle; stand in the way of |
| extortion | | inclined to fight; hostile; combative |
| feasible | | full of disorder or stress; intending to harass |
| rampant | | widespread; uncontrolled; not contained |
| vexatious | | hot with passion or anger |
| terminate | | to foretell the future; predict |
| paradox | | to make up for the purpose of deception; create |