Dullness is a deadening of the soul that leaves it unresponsive to truth and grace.

Enticement is to tempt our neighbor into sin.

Licentiousness is the disregard of moral standards.

Mindlessness is a scattered life.

Perversity is the deliberate desire to behave in a morally unacceptable way. It is contrary to what is righteous and just. It is a stubborn opposition to what is right. 

Malice is a deliberate transgression of the law of God.

The deliberate effort in speech, writing, or action to conceal the truth.

Harshness is the abruptness in manner and speech towards our neighbor due to our impatience with their faults, defects, and limitations.

An overview of the spiritual warfare each Christian must undertake in their struggle against the 298 passions as outline by Saint Peter of Damaskos.