| bigot | | faithfulness; devotion |
| firmament | | study of what is beyond the physical world |
| metaphysics | | isolated with one's thoughts |
| nonchalance | | to look or go away from |
| mendicant | | false flattery; bowing and scraping |
| admonition | | disaster; cause destruction |
| naught | | beg; solicitous request |
| aversion | | famous; well-known |
| alms | | generosity of spirit |
| chagrin | | dislike; dread |
| whim | | appears obvious; clearly shown |
| befriend | | against; placed across from |
| deprecate | | carefree quality |
| manifest | | surpassing the traditional, conventional wisdom |
| succumb | | generosity to show love of people |
| abide | | to heal or make better |
| conventional | | having title to |
| eminent | | release; forgive |
| inaudible | | capriciousness; fanciful choice |
| ephemeral | | to give in; surrender |
| indignation | | noting of lack of proper respect |
| prudent | | peers; those of the same time |
| titular | | not able to be heard |
| nonconformist | | showiness; showing off of material goods |
| oracle | | well-spoken |
| solitude | | put down to show superiority |
| ostentation | | ancient belief of limits of the sky; arc of stars |
| venerable | | embarrassment caused by foolishness |
| contemporaries | | honorable; respectfulness |
| laudation | | with great forcefulness |
| disdain | | difficult; labor-intensive task |
| devout | | follow, conform |
| eloquent | | adds to nothing; nil |
| emphatic | | take over another's role or seat of authority |
| wreak | | wise |
| amelioration | | wise decision-making |
| philanthropy | | money for the poor |
| absolve | | warning; speech to discourage |
| importune | | to make a pal |
| obsequious | | one who is original; does not follow |
| aboriginal | | traditional; following the traditions |
| latent | | begging as a way to go through life; weak; poor |
| transcendent | | earliest peoples of a place |
| magnanimity | | seek fortune, fate |
| sage | | attached to only one point of view |
| opposed | | hidden; undiscovered |
| arduous | | words of praise |
| usurpation | | lasting a short time |