Government, Power, & Politics
Emotion, Conflict, & Human Behavior
Strength, Weakness, & Condition
Time, Change, & Process
Abstract
100
Mr. Lawson refuses to hire a Chemistry teacher who grew up in Mulberry
Geographical discrimination
100
The feeling you get when your little brother steals the last bit of chocolate milk for the 2nd time this month
Animosity
100
You are the of my existence
Baneful
100
Not over night!
Gradually
100
With no humor; very serious
Solemn
200
This refers to sorting people into specific groups, such as Democrats and Republicans
Faction
200
To push something down; almost rhymes with a certain type of gun that starts with the letter "r"
Stifled
200
Enfeeble
200
Like really really really really really really really really really really really really really old
Ancient
200
Tranquility, peace, & rest
Repose
300
This refers to a strong disagreement with a group
Dissension
300
Not to be confused with a more lustful word, this means to hint or to show
Intimated
300
Can be confused as meaning an arm or a leg; also means to do something to the furthest limit
Extremity
300
Kind of related to the woman on the left also someone who moves often
Transient
300
Based on weak evidence; not logical or based in reality
Ill-founded
400
This is the VERB form of what you can call someone that can even be shortened to perp, as in someone who allegedly committed a crime 
Perpetrated
400
That sneaky little devil...
Mischievous
400
The woman was on her fourth husband and thought his wealth would be...
Sufficient
400
To stop for something
Yield
400
Vigilance
500
Not to be confused with Chapell Roan, this famous French man is known for being an oppressive ruler
Despotism
500
Too much of a good thing, or a Roman Catholic Church thing!
Indulgence
500
To be more likely to do something; also this but with the letter "p"
Prone
500
“So in everything, do to others what you would have them do to you, for this sums up the Law and the Prophets.” – Matthew 7:12
This verse is often called the Golden Rule
Reciprocal
500
Means the same as "mitigate"
Assuage