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| moral corruption, perversion |
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| having delusions of grandeur, an obsession with grandiose things |
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| to relate to a particular case, to ascribe |
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| swiftness of action, speed |
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| pertaining to food, nutrition, or digestion |
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| dating from birth, inherent or natural |
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| a discussion, a conversation |
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| to reduce, weaken, or lessen |
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| light or airy, intangible, heavenly |
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| pertaining to a sense of touch |
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| a person who renounces material concerns and practices extreme self-denial |
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| easily excused or forgiven |
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| fault-finding, verbally abusive |
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| resulting from accumulation, increasing |
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| proper behavior, appropriateness |
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| freedom from punishment, penalty, or harm |
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| overused, hackneyed, cliched |
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| to release, to disentangle |
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| graceful in motion, moving and bending with ease |
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