1. 1. to cause to begin, especially officially 2. to induct into office by a formal ceremony

1. to tease with the promise or sight of something desired but unobtainable

1. obtained or accomplished by deception, especially criminal deception

1. synonyms: dishonest, deceitful, illegal

1. synonyms: torment, entice, tempt, beguile

1. synonyms: wheedle, sweet-talk, butter up, inveigle, soft-soap

1. synonyms: initiate, commence, launch, install, swear in

1. 1. logical and consistent 2. able to speak clearly and understandably

1. synonyms: reasonalble, rational, articulate, comprehensible

1. synonyms: volatile, capricious, unstable, erratic, ever-changing

1. sudden, unpredictable changes of mood

1. arranged in order of time of occurrence

1. synonyms: sequential, consecutive

1. synonyms: release, cleansing, purging, purification, venting

1. the process of releasing strong emotions in order to gain relief from them

an unhappy or resentful longing for someone else's posessions, qualities, achievements, etc.

synonyms: jelousy, covetousness, the green-eyed monster

synonyms: 1. confict, strife, dispute 2. cacophony, din

1. 1. lack of agreement between people, things or ideas 2. harsh or dissonant sound

1. extreme interest in oneself and one's physical appearance

1. synonym: self-absorption, egotism, self-centeredness, self-obsession

1. synonym: rival, foe, adversary, opponent, archenemy

1. an opponent or enemy who is difficult to defeat