Hamilton Letter

prosperous

• A feeling of great pleasure or happiness.

• Having or showing qualities associated with wealth and success.

• Lacking the means of subsistence; poverty-stricken.

• A state of confusion and disorder.

opposition

• The state of being open to meaningful interpretation.

• A feeling of deep admiration for someone or something elicited by their abilities, qualities, or achievements.

• The act of resisting or pushing back against something.

• An argument or disagreement, typically a brief or petty one.

authentic

• Based on or in accordance with fact or reality.

• Pleasantly smooth or soft to the touch.

• Lacking in strength or firmness; flimsy.

• Lacking a clear purpose or goal.

insinuation

• A direct statement or action that communicates a message clearly and explicitly.

• A suggestion or hint, often negative in nature.

• A feeling of doubt or suspicion about someone or something.

• A situation that is difficult or dangerous, typically one that requires boldness or courage to face.

auspices

• The act of intentionally causing harm to someone or something.

• A collection of things or people regarded as a single entity.

• A sign or omen, especially one that is believed to bring good fortune.

• A type of fruit with sweet, juicy flesh and a hard stone.

subversion

• A strong desire or urge to do something.

• The act of overthrowing or undermining something established, especially a government or institution.

• A person who is not easily impressed by people or things and is often critical of them.

• A feeling of being excited or elated.

instituted

• To take or seize (something) with force or violence.

• To establish or set up (an organization, system, or set of rules) on a permanent basis.

• To make (something) clear; explain.

• To reduce the strength or effectiveness of (something).

render

• To present or submit (something) for approval or consideration.

• To make (something) completely dry.

• To give up or renounce (a title, property, or claim).

• To express or convey (a thought, feeling, or idea) in words or by a gesture.

odious

• Extremely unpleasant; repulsive.

• Highly skilled in a particular field or activity.

• Marked by a lack of interest or enthusiasm.

• Resembling or characteristic of an oracle; enigmatic.

confidential

• Available to be used or taken advantage of; exploitable.

• Belonging or relating to the essential nature of something; inherent.

• Intended to be kept secret.

• Expressing or showing gratitude; thankful.