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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Caused by or showing severe remorse | Contrite-rueful-remorseful |
| a person who willingly suffers death rather than renounce his or her religion | Martyr-offering-saint |
| disposed or inclined to revenge vengeful | vindictive-avenging-cruel |
| to give way to superior force yield | succumb-pass |
| to get over or across | surmount-clear |
| incapable of being replaced unique | irreplaceable -beyond |
| without due respect or veneration disrespectful | irreverent-profane |
| not to be revoked or recalled unable to be repealed or annulled unalterable | irrevocable-certain |
| not reparable incapable of being rectified | irreparable-beyond |
| said done or characterized by a lack of a sense of reasponsibility | irresponsible unpredictable |
| the laying on of sth as a burden or obligation | imposition-restraint |
| of an exalted moral or mental character or excellence lofty | noble-lofty |
| heabily or elaborately decorated | ornate-elegant |
| respect or rverence paid or rendered | homage-allegiance |
| to clear as of an accusation free from guilt or blame exculpate | exonerate-discharge |
| a circular journey or one beginning and ending at the same place | circuit-circle |
| to enclose within bounds limit or confine | circumscribe-restrict |
| to avoid(defeat failure unpleasantness etc) | circumvent-prevent |
| indirect and lengthy roundabout | cicuitous-complicated |
| a roundabout or indirect way of speacking the use of more words than necessary to express an idea | circumlocution-deviation meandering roundabout |