morally correct behavior or thinking; uprightness

approval or agreement

oppressive power

accept something reluctantly but without protest

absolute rule; tyranny

inability to be in error

dishonest

unfavorable opinions or feelings formed beforehand or without factual support

beneficial; promoting a positive purpose

virtue; commitment to moral or ethical principles

the ability to attract and engage an audience's mind or emotions

information, ideas, or rumors spread widely and deliberately to help or harm a person, group, movement, cause, or nation

the use of images or objects to represent ideas or qualities

the state or appearance of being convinced

to prove; to demonstrate

to add to

to show; to explain

to make firm; establish