bias; propensity or inclination.

affecting the passions; moving.

acts of good, voluntarily tendered.

affected by another's undervaluing or scorn.

piercing, sharp.

quickness of perception; a disposition to being easily or strongly affected; delicacy.

the liberal arts or sciences. "Arts that respect the mind were ever reputed nobler than those that serve the body"—Ben Jonson (quoted in Samuel Johnson's

taste; delight in; power of perceiving excellence.

inconvenient; vexatious.

pensiveness; quietly serious thoughtfulness, sadness, or longing.