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Profaners those who have an irreverence for that which is sacred / not devoted to religion or holy things
Pernicious evil; wicked - especially in a harmful way
Augmenting to make something (already developed) greater; to increase or intensify
Portentous foreboding; menacing or threatening
Transgression a violation of a law, command, or duty
Posterity future generations
Languish to become weak or feeble
Heretics a person who holds controversial opinions, especially towards religious beliefs
Esteem regard with respect
Obscured indistinctly heard; faint; hidden or concealed
Boisterous rough & stormy; violent
Alderman a member of the municipal legislative body; someone who works for the government.
Beneface a church office endowed with fixed capital assets; someone who gets paid a certain amount for working at the church
Purged to free from impurities; to get rid of
Loathed to dislike someone or something greatly
Invocation an incantation used for conjuring; summoning a supernatural being
Envious feeling, expressing, or characterized by envy; jealousy
Discourse to narrate or discuss
Enmity deep seated, often mutual hatred
Impute to attribute; credit, usually wrongly
Predominant most common or conspicuous
Chide to express disapproval; get onto someone
Rancor bitter / bitterness; having ill feelings towards someone
Lamentable to express grief for or about; usually over a death or loss
Poultice a soft, moist mass of bread, meal, clay or other substance; a medical dressing
Drudge a person who does tedious, menial, or unpleasant work
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