wanting to see others suffer; or threatening evil

doubtful (that something is true)

or more rarely:

generally tending to doubt what others believe

to die — especially in an unnatural way

or:

to be destroyed or cease to exist

not moving or not changing

dangerous

or:

likely to betray; or guilty of betrayal

doubtful — such as:

• uncertain that something can be relied upon
• uncertain about the quality or wisdom of something
• a relatively gentle way of saying that the quality of something described as good is in such doubt that it is considered bad

polite respect — often when submitting to another's wishes

existing throughout something; or generally widespread

not having happened before; or nothing similar having happened before

a short story that is true — often told for amusement or to make a point

a state of agreement and support — especially for political action

to be better at noticing things than most people

concerned with practical matters — especially where quick results and/or practical experience triumph over theory

to criticize or make seem less important — especially in a disrespectful or contemptuous manner

to praise enthusiastically and publicly — sometimes choosing without opposition or a formal vote

the use of just a few words; or lasting a short time

to act as an example

things that decay (spoil) — (often said of foods that need refrigeration such as meats or milk)

the average number
For example, the mean of 1 & 3 is 2.
More generally, the mean of n numbers is computed by dividing the sum of the numbers by n; for example, the mean of 1, 2, and 6
= (1+2+6) / 3
= 9 / 3
= 3

even though (Used to connect contrasting ideas. At the start of a sentence, other synonyms could include words and phrases such as however, yet, all the same, on the other hand, still, even so, and nonetheless.)

therefore (for that reason; or what follows is so because of what was just said)

for that reason (what follows is so because of what was just said)

tell with the understanding that what is told will be kept secret

the act of asking a question or performing an investigation

to express grief or regret

to give into a desire or enjoy something — especially in excess of what is thought good—such as a desire to eat too much cake, or be too lazy

or:

to allow or help someone to get their way or enjoy something — especially something that (probably because of excess) is not considered to be good or proper

to treat with extra kindness or tolerance

someone who guides and advises another who is less experienced; or the act of providing such guidance

an opponent

a notable absence of luxury, comfort, or decoration

or:

of a person:  stern in manner; or practicing great self-denial

the only supplier of a good or service; or a market with only one supplier

give something of value to — usually a significant amount of money or something of financial value, but sometimes qualities or abilities too

make less harmful or unpleasant

beyond question or the best possible or the final answer or solution

relating to or involving money

or:

relating to a nation's money supply

to satisfy or indulge a hunger; or fill to satisfaction

establish that something is real or what people say it is