Across
- 3. polite, respectful, and actively considerate of other people
- 4. to cause, bring about, or generate something
- 6. the quality of expressing ideas clearly, fluently, and persuasively in speech or writing
- 7. enduring pain, hardship, or difficult situations calmly and without complaining
- 10. a false spoken statement that harms a person's reputation
- 12. the state of speaking or writing fluently, easily, and with a continuous flow of words
- 13. an act, punishment, or self-discipline done to show regret, remorse, or sorrow for a wrongdoing or sin
Down
- 1. a person's facial expression or an act of approving or tolerating something
- 2. a person who excessively focuses on minor details, trivial errors, or formal rules, often in an annoying way
- 5. deep respect, honor, or praise shown to a person, deity, or tradition
- 7. the state of feeling full, satisfied, and free from hunger or the desire to eat after a meal
- 8. a base, vile, or contemptible fellow
- 9. to take control of a position of power, authority, a role, or property by force
- 11. pleasant to the ear, soft, melodious, or soothing
- 13. expecting immediate and complete obedience without allowing for refusal