Words starting with H

To hinder or impede movement, progress, or action; to prevent someone or something from moving freely.

Lacking any obvious plan or method; done or organized in a random, haphazard way.

A lengthy, loud public speech, often delivered to express strong criticism or to persuade.

To shelter or provide refuge for someone; to conceal or protect; to hold in the mind (as in harboring a thought, feeling, or grievance).

Capable of enduring hardship; robust and resilient in difficult conditions.

Causing or capable of causing harm or damage; injurious or dangerous.

Arrogantly proud; having or showing an overbearing sense of one's own importance.

To protect against possible loss by taking offsetting actions, especially to reduce financial risk.

A person who pursues pleasure as a goal.

Characterized by the pursuit of pleasure; self-indulgent and pleasure-seeking.

To pay attention to something; to notice and consider it, often in order to act on it.

To announce or publicize; to foretell; to proclaim

A belief or opinion that goes against the orthodox or established doctrine, especially in religion.

Showing a lack of certainty or willingness to act or speak; cautious or indecisive.

Describing a mixture or group that is composed of unlike parts; not uniform or homogeneous throughout.

A break in continuity; a gap in a series or process.