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Predilection
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Preexisting likingoreference
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Ingratiating
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Having a quality that brings oneself into favorcharming or flattering
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Dissembling
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Disguising one's real nature or motives:pretense
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Calumny
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Flase accusation slander
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Inculcation
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Teaching by repetition and insistent urging
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Propitation
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Action designed to soothe or satisfy a person, a cause ect; conciliation
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Licentious
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Lacking moral restraint disregarding accepted rulesespecially in moral conduct
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Pallor
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Paleness
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Ameliorate
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Make better
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Avidly
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Eagerlyintently
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Base
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Lowcontempible
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Deference
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Couiteous regard or respect
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Quail
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Cringe from pull back in fear
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Gingerly
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with delicate care; cautiously
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Abomination
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Something that causes great horroe or disgust
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