2. To proclaim or issue
officially; to make known
far and wide
- announce
PROMULGATE

3. That which is pleasant or
agreeable; attractive
features
AMENITY

4. Formal or elaborate praise;
a tribute
- testimonial, encomium
PANEGYRIC

5. Sacred; of such character
that it must not be broken,
injured, or profaned
- sacrosanct
INVIOLABLE

6. Angelic, heavenly, celestial
- cherubic
SERAPHIC

7. Devoted to the pursuit of
pleasure; fond of good
food, comfort, and ease; a
person with
discriminating tastes
- hedonistic
EPICUREAN

8. A device for publicly
punishing offenders; a
means of exposing one to
public contempt or ridicule
PILLORY

9. Just beginning to exist or
develop; having just come
into existence
- budding, embryonic
NASCENT

10. A difference of opinion;
discontent
- disagreement
DISSIDENCE

11. Open to or capable of
change, fickle
- changeable, variable
MUTABLE

12. Restless, hard to manage,
uneasy
- fidgety, recalcitrant
RESTIVE

13. To have existence; to remain
alive; manage to make a
living or maintain life
- Persist or continue
- Last, survive, sustain
SUBSIST

14. To foreshadow or point to a
future event; predict
- A warning or indication
of the future
- foretell
PRESAGE

15. Not thrifty; failing to plan
ahead
- spendthrift, prodigal
IMPROVIDENT

16. A deep bow or other body
movement indicating deep
respect or submission
- homage, deference
OBEISANCE

17. A woefully meager
allowance, wage, or
portion
- trifle, modicum
PITTANCE

18. Wickedness, sin; a grossly
immoral act
- evil
INIQUITY

19. Descendants, offspring,
children, followers
- posterity
PROGENY

20. Uprightness,
righteousness,
correctness
- probity, integrity
RECTITUDE

21. An opening, gap, hole, or
orifice
APERTURE

22. Iniquity Pillory Inviolable Obeisance
Pittance Subsist Seraphic Promulgat
e
Aperture Presage Epicurea
n
Nascent
Dissidenc
e
Rectitude Restive Progeny
Improvide
nt
Panegyric Mutable Amenity