Across
- 4. the act of a deliberate violation of trust, confidence, or allegiance, often involving deception, perfidy, or betrayal
- 7. to implant a substance, such as a virus, microorganism, or vaccine, into a recipient to induce a specific immune response, stimulate growth, or produce immunity against a disease
- 8. to undermine, overturn, or overthrow something established, such as a government, an institution, or a way of thinking, leading to its downfall, corruption, or destruction
- 9. to undo something complicated by separating its parts
Down
- 1. to use it up or reduce it greatly in amount, quantity, or strength, often to the point of being nearly empty
- 2. something harmful that progresses in a stealthy, gradual, and often unnoticed way, leading to a significant, negative effect over time
- 3. to give support to, strengthen, or reinforce something, whether it's a person's confidence or a physical structure
- 5. describes something spreading or increasing in an uncontrolled, unchecked, or wild way
- 6. the highest form of animal social cooperative organization