English vocabulary

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Across
  1. 2. a strong public expression of disapproval
  2. 4. to clear from blame or suspicion; to prove right
  3. 6. to make something or someone feel new, fresh, or young again
  4. 8. modest; not boastful or arrogant
  5. 10. a standard used for judgment or evaluation
  6. 14. to make a situation worse or more severe
  7. 16. firm, loyal, and strongly supportive
  8. 17. following traditional or widely accepted beliefs or rules
  9. 19. focused on practical use or usefulness
  10. 20. to completely destroy
  11. 21. outward behavior or manner
  12. 22. to strongly disapprove of something
  13. 25. proper behavior and manners; standards of acceptable behavior
  14. 27. a substance with no active medicine used as a treatment comparison
  15. 30. a cure-all; something believed to solve all problems or diseases
  16. 31. necessary or urgent; very important
  17. 33. involving or done by one side only
  18. 34. intended to undermine or overthrow an established system
  19. 37. to make something less severe or serious
  20. 38. a feeling of excitement and happiness
  21. 39. based on facts, not influenced by feelings or bias
  22. 40. to make things happen at the same time or match in timing
Down
  1. 1. never happened before; the first instance of something
  2. 3. calm and casually unconcerned
  3. 5. to free someone or something from a difficult situation
  4. 7. to support or adopt a belief, idea, or cause
  5. 9. to make something easier to do or accomplish
  6. 11. lazy; unwilling to work
  7. 12. to scatter or gradually disappear
  8. 13. existing as a natural or essential part of something
  9. 15. to absorb or become part of a larger group or culture
  10. 18. focused on the whole rather than individual parts
  11. 23. highly skilled or competent
  12. 24. to come or flow out from a source
  13. 26. lack or shortage of basic necessities
  14. 28. weak or poorly supported; lacking strength or substance
  15. 29. hostile or aggressive
  16. 32. excessively high or unreasonable (especially in cost or price)
  17. 35. to weaken or waste away, especially from lack of use or disease
  18. 36. a comparison between two things used to explain or clarify