An Enemy of the People

reluctant or unenthusiastic compliance, consent, or agreement

showing or feeling intense emotion — typically strong positive feelings such as enthusiasm or love

with disapproval, distrust, or suspicion

or:

directed to one side — especially a sideways glance

to confuse, prove wrong, frustrate, or express frustration

careful to do what is right—especially to perform duties in a thorough manner (as when guided by conscience)

polite respect — often when submitting to another's wishes

complete immorality or evilness

to get something from something else

(If the context doesn't otherwise indicate where something came from, it is generally from reasoning—especially deductive reasoning.)

feeling reluctant to do something

a lot more than is reasonable or typical — often said of price

outside

so poor as to lack basic necessities like food and shelter; or people in that condition

very bad and unfair treatment of others — usually because of race, religion, gender, sexual orientation, or political beliefs

a criticism; or to express criticism — especially where a relationship makes the disapproval result in disappointment or shame

implied or understood, but not expressed directly

lacking extremes — especially of weather, climate, or behavior

something that recommends (or expresses commendation) — especially a verbal statement