Vocabulary
Involvement or participation in a wrongful or illegal act, often as an accomplice
What is complicity?
Failure to take proper care or to show the degree of care that a reasonable person would in similar circumstances; neglect.
What is negligence?
The act of deliberately misleading or tricking someone by concealing or presenting false information.
Surround and have or hold within.
What is encompassed?
Courage in facing difficulties, adversity, or pain; mental strength and resilience.
What is fortitude?
The confidence, enthusiasm, and mental condition of a group, especially during challenging times.
What is morale?
A strong desire or ambition to achieve something, typically requiring effort and dedication.
What is aspiration?
A state of being unoccupied, empty, or devoid of content.
What is vacant?
The state of being hard to grasp or retain.
What is elusive?
An extremely cruel or brutal act, often involving violence and harm, typically committed during a war or conflict.
What is atrocity?
To talk with excessive pride and self-satisfaction about one's achievements, possessions, or abilities.
What is boast?
A sudden and unpremeditated action or decision, often driven by a strong urge or emotion.
What is impulse?
Not clearly or sharply defined; lacking accuracy.
What is imprecision?
The quality of being believeable or trustworthy.
What is credibility?
Moral integrity and righteousness; adherence to moral principles and uprightness.
What is rectitude?
Twisted or altered from the original shape, meaning, or condition; misrepresented.
What is distorted?
In a manner related to tactics, which involves strategies and plans for achieving a specific goal or objective.
What is tactically?
Ordinary and lacking interest or excitement; commonplace.
What is mundane?
The quality of being wealthy, successful, or thriving.
What is prosperous?
To establish or apply by authority, often with force.
What is impose?
Relating to or marking the 100th anniversary of an event, institution, or occurrence.
What is a centennial?
Swollen or enlarged, often as a result of excess fluid or air; figuratively, it can refer to something inflated or excessively expanded.
What is bloated?
The state of being near or next to; closeness.
What is proximity?
Hidden, not easily seen, or partially concealed.
What is obscured?
The quality of showing great courage and bravery.
What is valor?