to harm another's reputation, cause doubt (verb - action)

unwilling or unable to believe something (adjective)

certified or given official credentials (adjective or verb)

Facts gave ----------- to his questionable alibi that sounded like a lie.

Even a little lie can _________________ your honor and reputation.

Her unbelievable behavior left me _________________.

He was officially ____________ as a new teacher.

knowledge, awareness, or notice.

having one's identity disguised or concealed

persons who have superior knowledge and understanding of a particular field, especially fine arts

How do you pronounce "cognoscenti"?

The guests took ____________ of the snide remark.

In her disguise, the actress was _________________.

"it was hailed by the ________________ as one of the best golf courses in Europe"

to set right, correct

moral integrity; quality of being correct

the act of rectifying, or the fact of being rectified (the noun form of rectify)

I will ______________ the problem and make it right.

My _______________made me always tell the truth.

The error has been acknowledged, and its _________________ is in the works.

a peaceful relationship

romantic and affectionate (adjective)

views of a certain person or organization

a concern for people's well-being; an act or gift to help humanity (as a noun)

Quarreling friends made up and achieved _________ .

Candlelight and music set an _______________ mood.

His _______________ and views support kindness.

Charities benefited from his _________________.

state of being pleased or satisfied (noun)

to make oneself favorable to someone (action verb)

unnecessary or unwarranted; given unearned

a person who doesn't appreciate anything

I was pleased and took _______________ from it.

_______________ yourself and make them like you.

The ________________ violence and bad language in the movie really didn't need to be there.

That ____________ didn't appreciate our gifts!