Across
- 1. suggested but unsaid
- 5. to cast out or banish; to exclude from a group
- 6. disrespect, scorn, disdain; the feeling that something is unworthy of your respect and beneath you
- 10. successful, fortunate, wealthy, thriving
- 12. deduction
- 14. to mean or indicate without saying directly; to suggest or insinuate
- 15. feeling no emotion or interest; unmoved, indifferent
- 16. to affect with something injurious or unpleasant; to infect, spoil. contamination; a trace of corruption, evil, disgrace, etc.
- 17. a lack of interest or emotion; indifference
- 18. to conclude or decide from something known or assumed; to draw as a conclusion; to deduce by reasoning
- 19. miserable, gloomy, dreary, depressing, sorrowful, sad
Down
- 2. success, good fortune, wealth
- 3. to make do with what you have at hand in order to meet some unforeseen challenge; to perform on the spur of the moment with no preparation upheaval -n- a sudden, violent change or disturbance in affairs; a heaving up, as by volcanic force
- 4. despicable, vile, worthless (describes a thing)
- 7. filled with disrespect toward something; scornful (describes a feeling toward someone or something)
- 8. seriousness, importance, weight
- 9. very serious, solemn, important, weighty
- 11. to succeed, grow well, thrive, flourish
- 13. lacking energy or enthusiasm; sluggish, lazy, sleepy, lethargic