دانشجویان

pure = Pure also means complete and total. Pure means not mixed with anything else or not spoiled by anything.
Almighty = The Almighty is another name for God. Proper noun here but also used as an attributive adjective. e.g. ...Almighty God.
constitute = If something constitutes a particular thing, it can be regarded as being that thing. To constitute something also means to form it from a number of parts or elements; a formal use.
Lawful = Lawful activities, organizations, and products are allowed by law; a formal word.
maliciousl = Malicious talk or behaviour is intended to harm someone or their reputation
abuse = To abuse someone also means to say rude or unkind things to them. Abuse is also rude and unkind things that people say when they are angry.
corrupt = To corrupt someone means to make them dishonest or immoral. A corrupt person behaves dishonestly or illegally in return for money or power.
corruption =The corruption of someone is the process of making them behave in a way that is morally wrong.Corruption is dishonesty and illegal behaviour by people in positions of authority or power.
Pollute = To pollute water, the air, or the environment means to make it dirty and dangerous to use or live in.
evil = If you have two choices, but you think that they are both bad, you can call the one that is less bad the lesser of two evils or the lesser evil. Something that is evil is harmful.
doer = A doer is a person who does jobs promptly and efficiently and does not spend much time thinking about them.

prohibit = If someone prohibits something, they forbid it or make it illegal.
deem = If you deem something to be the case, you consider that it is the case; a formal word.

sincere = If you are sincere, you really mean the things you say.
command = Command is control over a particular situation.If you command something, you order it. 

regarding = You can use regarding to indicate what you are referring to; a formal word.
Merciful = A merciful person shows kindness and forgiveness to people who are in their power. If you describe an event or situation as merciful, you mean that it seems fortunate, especially because it stops someone suffering.

   mj