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| keenness of hearing, sight, or intllect |
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| trans. Verb) to describe or explain something in detail |
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| (adj) showing great moral corruption or wickedness |
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| (trans. Verb) to weaken somebody's physical, mental, or moral vitality, showing great moral corruption or wickedness |
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| (adj) intended for or understood by only an initiated few |
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| (adj) capable of producing much vegetation or many offspring |
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| (noun) a formal or official authorization of something |
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| (noun) something produced by or only existing in somebody's imagination |
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| trans. Verb) to collect or accumulate something such as information or facts |
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| (trans. Verb) to make somebody or something holy, to have great respect or reverence for somebody or something |
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| (noun) a way of behaving, thinking, or feeling that is peculiar to an individual or group, especially an odd or unusual one. An Unusual response to something |
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| (noun) a total loss of dignity and self-respect, or an incurring of public disgrace |
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| (adj) commonplace, not unusual, and often boring |
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| noun) a very slight difference in meaning, feeling, tone, or color |
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| adj) intolerably arrogant or conceited, excessive, especially in an arrogant and conceited way |
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| (noun) a strong liking, taste, or tendency for something |
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| (adj) widely believed, although not necessarily established as fact |
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| (noun) a method of argumentation that seems clever but is actually flawed or dishonest |
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| (ADJ) splendid, magnificent or grand in appearance. Entailing great expense |
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| (ADJ) present everywhere at once, or seeming to be |
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