To give a form of payment for a good or service as a means of making up for a misdeed.

Following what is socially acceptable in speech and conduct; correctness of behavior.

Having or showing a desire to hurt someone who has hurt or caused you problems.

Harming a person's reputation by saying or writing things that are not true.

Intense state of joy.

Principles or beliefs associated with a group or person.

A tangible or visible form of an idea, quality, or feeling.

Known for unpopular or unflattering reasons.

Taking pleasure in arguments.

There are some who believe that the recent natural disasters are an ___ against human's lack of respect towards the planet.

Jeff put in extra hours at work this afternoon to ___ for his late arrival to work this morning.

After Harold wore a clown suit to his cousin's funeral, we had to question his ___.

My aunt is a ___ woman who once burned all of my uncle's clothes.

The newspaper was sued for ___ after publishing lies about the celebrity.

The old woman smiled in ___ as she finally received her high school diploma.

My elderly neighbor still has the racist ___ that was present during his teen years.

My professor holds several advanced degrees and is the ___ of the ideal scholar.

Many tourists avoid the area because it is ___ for crime.

John's ___ personality makes him a great lawyer.

Despair, misery, and sorrow are all antonyms for:

Lose, deprive, and forfeit are all antonyms for: