Across
- 3. to steal things, usually in the context of a war or riot
- 4. make use of something or someone to receive a benefit or advantage
- 5. to arrive at a specific place, situation, or to gradually arrive at a conclusion
- 8. a difference or contrast between things or people
- 9. extreme suffering or poverty
- 11. a fact or situation that is observed to exist, or a remarkable thing, person or event
- 13. the lowest social class in a given community or country, consisting of the very poor and unemployed
- 14. remaining undamaged or impaired; staying complete or whole
- 16. likely or probable, or possible to do something easily and conveniently
Down
- 1. being recognizable different in nature from something else of a similar type
- 2. using ones power in a dishonest way to gain some personal benefit, usually involving bribery
- 6. state of being wealthy, profitable, or successful
- 7. an extreme shortage of food leading to starvation
- 10. maltreatment or oppression of people, especially on the basis of ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, class, or politics
- 12. unable to be separated or treated separately
- 15. of uncertain, unclear, or indefinite character or meaning