Vocabulary for Fall Semester Crossword

inappropriate(adjective) ex: The bad boy used ___ language in school.
building(noun) ex: The ___s of the twin towers no longer exists, but the memory of 9/11 lives on.
disgrace(noun) ex: The lying son was a ___ to his honest family.
outward behavior or attitude(noun) ex: Her ___ was determined and focused when she was told she could not ace her research paper.
speculative(adjective) ex: The ___ idea of feminism is a hot topic for young men and women.
abstinence from sexual activity(noun) ex: ___ until marriage is an important Catholic standard.
intangible or unsubstantial(adjective) ex: The ___ ideas of life and death are explored by philosophers.
honoring(noun) ex: The ___ of death is a funeral.
reject(verb) ex: To ___ a public promposal is to break the proposer’s heart and humiliate the proposer all at once.
roaming(adjective) ex: ___ missionaries spread religion everywhere they go.
a person’s face(noun) ex: In a dream, a diseased lover’s ___ may provide comfort.
shaking or quivering slightly(adjective) ex: During a panic attack, the ___ body may frighten onlookers.
self-analysis(noun) ex: The ___ of one’s soul invokes deep, hidden emotions.
disaster or tragedy(noun) ex: The ___ of school shootings is a nationwide sadness.
scolded(verb) ex: When the child was ___ for stealing candy, he vowed to never steal again.
induced or stimulated(verb) ex: Emotions of fear and happiness were ___ when he realized he loved her.
wisdom or mental acuteness(noun) ex: The ___ of a therapist decides their significance.
prompt or incite(verb) ex: In order to ___ a negative reaction, he proposed an idea opposing her morals.
future generations(noun) ex: The ___ of the people’s morals and opinions are shaped by past generations.
beyond what is normal or unnatural(adverb) ex: She ___ charmed her way through life.