fulfill
to do what is required
reverent
very respectful
condescend
to show that you believe you are more intelligent or better than other people
regretful
feeling or showing regret; sad or disappointful
crystalize
to cause to become clear and fully formed
sourly
unpleasant or unfriendly
coin
to create a new word or phrase that other people begin to use
renown (n)
great fame and respect
sloganeering
the use of slogans in advertising or politics
vein
a particular style, quality, etc.
novel (adj)
new and different from what has been known before
compromise
to damage or weaken; impair
flaunt
to show in a very open way so that other people will notice
apprise
inform
divulge
to give information to someone
petition (v)
to ask for something in a formal way
virtuoso
a person who does something in a very skillful way
apt
likely to do something
pursuit
an attempt to find, achieve, or get something
monetary
of or relating to money
shun
to avoid
trodden
to walk
lavish
giving or using a large amount of something
beds (n)
a flat pile or layer of something
envision
to picture in your mind
endeavor
to seriously or continually try to do
flush (v)
to cause or force to leave a hiding place
impoverish
to make poor
sumptuous
very expensive, rich, or impressive
render
to cause to be in a specified condition