Word list

Involved with others in a wrongful act.

General agreement among a group of people.

A division between two sharply contrasting things.

Asserting opinions as facts, without allowing room for doubt.

The state of having the most power or influence in a situation.

Excessively harsh or severe, especially of laws or punishments.

The ability to stretch, adapt, or return to an original form after change.

To draw out a response or reaction.

The extreme scale or seriousness of something, especially something bad.

Easily broken or damaged; not sturdy.

Lacking any organized system or plan; random.

Made up of parts that are all the same or very similar.

Forbidden by law, rules, or custom.

Impossible to enter, pass through, or understand.

Not enough, or not good enough, for what is needed.

To make a bad situation less severe or harmful.

Everyday; ordinary.

Calm and peaceful, without disturbance.

Easy to see through, or, figuratively, open and honest.

The fact of seeming to be everywhere at once.