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| any act of forgiveness general pardon for an offense against a government |
amnesty |
| self government political control |
autonomy |
| self evident expressing an accepted principle or rule |
axiomatic |
| to adorn or embellishment to display conspicuously to publish or proclaim widely |
blazon |
| a warning or caution to prevent misunderstandings or discourage behavior |
caveat |
| fair just embodying principles of justice |
equitable |
| to free from entanglement or difficulties to remove with effort |
extricate |
| to steal especially in a sneaky way in petty amounts |
filch |
| to mock treat with contempt |
flout |
| tending to be troublesome unruly quarrelsome contrary unpredictable |
fractious |
| a rule of conduct or action |
precept |
| beneficial helpful healthful wholesome |
salutary |
| bitterly severe withering causing great harm |
scathing |
| to whip punish severely cause of affliction or suffering a source of severe punishment criticism |
scourge |
| funereal typical of the tomb extremely gloomy or dismal |
sepulchral |
| tending to cause sleep relating to sleepiness or lethargy induces sleep |
soporific |
| extremely strict in regard to moral standards and conduct prudish puritanical |
straitlaced |
| lasting only a short time fleeting |
transient |
| not easily carried handled or managed because of size or complexity |
unwieldy |
| dull or uninteresting tiresome lacking in sharpness flavor liveliness or force |
vapid |
HHS Shrek
