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having a sweet, penetrating smell; spicy aromatic
having a stern look or manner; strict or severe in modes of living or acting austere
profane speaking of God or of sacred things; an irreverent act or utterance blasphemy
an absolute tyrannical ruler despot
that wich is held as an opinion; a belief, principle, doctrine dogma
an obscure riddle or puzzle; a baffling situation or person enigma
a belief or opinion at variance with established doctrine in religion or in other fields heresy
characterized by a manner of speaking in which words are used to convey the opposite of what is expected or hoped for ironic
an intricate structure or system of winding, interconnecting paths or passages labyrinth
to grind or crush with teeth masticate
a quality, especially in literature or art, that awakens feelings of sympathy, pity, compassion, or sorrow pathos
a fanatically devoted or committed person; an immoderate partisan zealot
characterized by the excessive use of words diffuse
to distinguish mentally; to recognize or perceive distinctly discern
quality of being prudent, wary, cautiosly reserved discretion
to belittle, discredit, or undervalue disparage
to scatter or consume wastefully disipate
mentally distracted by being pulled or driven in different directions; deeply agitated distraught
a forewarning; an instinctive foreboding premonition
contrary to nature, reason, or common sense; utterly absurd preposterous
a mental impresiion or feeling of something about to happen, especially of something unfortunate or evil presentiment
not pertaning to what is sacred or Biblical profane
to make known {(some law, decree, or tidings) by public decleration; to publish promulgate
anticipating future needs or events and making provision for them; wise in the use of resources provident
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