displace

To force someone or something to move from their usual place.

abolish

To officially end a law

appeal

A request for something

condemn

To strongly criticise something as wrong

dedicated

Giving a lot of time and effort to something because it is important to you.

bountiful

Existing or given in large amounts.

adversary

Someone who is against you or competes with you.

navigate

To find and follow a route from one place to another.

dictator

A ruler who has complete power and does not allow people to choose their government.

thrifty

Careful about spending money and avoiding waste.

absurd

Completely unreasonable

gloat

To show too much satisfaction about your own success or someone else's failure.

expose

To make something visible or known that was previously hidden.

prideful

Having too much pride in yourself or your achievements.

scrounge

To find or obtain something

stingy

Unwilling to spend or give money.

symbolise

To represent an idea or quality.

pleaded

Asked for something in a very serious or emotional way.

realistic

Accepting and understanding things as they really are.

appliance

A machine or piece of equipment used for a particular purpose

debate

A formal or serious discussion in which people express different opinions.

sprawl

To spread or stretch out over a large area in an untidy way.

tawny

A light brown or yellowish-brown colour.

harbour

A sheltered area of water where boats and ships can stay safely; also

unworthy

Not deserving something or not having the qualities needed for it.

diatribe

A long and angry speech or piece of writing that strongly criticises someone or something.

insurgent

Someone who fights against an established government or authority.

voracious

Wanting or consuming a very large amount of something

impression

An idea

deceive

To make someone believe something that is not true.

solitary

Alone

aspect

A particular part or feature of something.

secluded

Quiet and private because it is away from other people or places.

wholesome

Good for your health or likely to have a positive effect.

livery

A special uniform worn by servants or workers

caliph

A Muslim ruler who was traditionally regarded as the political and religious successor to Muhammad.

deplorable

Very bad and deserving strong criticism.

lament

To express sadness or regret about something.

reproach

To criticise someone for something they have done wrong; also

occupation

A person's job or profession; also

hither

To or towards this place; used especially in older or formal language.

deception

The act of making someone believe something that is not true.

profligate

Carelessly wasteful

forsake

To leave someone or something completely

riotous

Very noisy

severity

The seriousness or harshness of something.

remorse

A strong feeling of guilt and regret about something wrong you have done.

steadfast

Firm and determined and not likely to change.

incite

To encourage someone to behave violently or to take a particular action.

tempestuous

Full of strong and sudden changes