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2. (noun) – A person’s facial expression or support.
4. (verb) – To control or influence cleverly or unscrupulously.
5. (adjective) – Mysterious or obscure in meaning.
9. (adjective) – Suitable for growing crops.
10. (noun) – Outward behaviour or bearing.
14. (adjective) – Relating to strategy or planning.
16. (adjective) – Deserving or causing public disgrace or shame.
17. (adverb) – In a way that is careful with money or resources.
23. (noun) – The exercise of absolute power, especially in a cruel way.
29. (verb) – To dig up something buried, especially a corpse.
30. (adverb) – In a scornful or disdainful way.
32. (verb) – Encouraged or stirred up (violent or unlawful behaviour).
35. (noun) – An act of violent or open resistance.Allegory (noun) – A story that represents abstract ideas or moral qualities.
36. (noun) – Biased or misleading information used to promote a political cause.
37. (adjective) – Persisting tirelessly.
38. (noun) – The state of being actively opposed or hostile.
39. (adjective) – Sullen and ill-tempered.

1. (verb) – To regard something as being caused by.
3. (noun) – A small, organised dissenting group within a larger one.
6. (adjective) – Requiring considerable time and effort.
7. (adjective) – Easy to control or influence.
8. (noun) – Punishment inflicted as vengeance.
11. (verb) – To surrender or give in.
12. (verb) – To obtain something, especially with effort.
13. (adjective) – Without suffering any injury or damage.
15. (noun) – A person who acts as a link between people.
18. (adjective) – Attractively lively and animated.
19. (noun) – Fluent or persuasive speaking or writing.
20. (noun) – Involvement in wrongdoing.
21. (adverb) – Occurring after the death of the originator.
22. (adjective) – Involving immoral or dishonourable actions.
24. (adjective) – Retired because of age or infirmity.
25. (verb) – Expressed severe disapproval.
26. (adjective) – Intended to pacify or make peace.
27. (verb) – Keeping out of sight, typically with a sinister motive.
28. (adjective) – Deserving scorn or disdain.
31. (noun) – Scheming or crafty actions.
33. (noun) – Cruel and oppressive government or rule.
34. (noun) – A short, pithy statement expressing a general truth or rule of conduct.