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| the act or condition of resting; relaxation; peace of mind; composure |
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| causing or tending to cause sleep; drowsy; a sleep-inducing drug |
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| a condition of reduced sensibility or consciousness; daze |
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| drowsy or sluggish indifference; an unconscious state resembling deep sleep |
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| lazily slow or relaxed; lacking spirit or energy;weak; causing a feeling of laziness |
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| characterized by procrastination; tending or intended to cause delay |
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| in a condition of inactivity or rest |
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| to make something seem greater; exaggerate |
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| the condition of exceeding reasonable or proper limits; excessiveness; extravagance |
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| characterized by affected grandeur; pompous; grand |
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| an exaggerated statement often used as a figure of speech |
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| not temporate or moderate |
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| to preoccupy the mind excessively |
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| the state of having or displaying great wealth and luxury; a state of abundance |
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| recklessly wasteful or extravagant;completely given to self-indulgence |
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| to gratify to excess; to satisfy fully |
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| beyond what is required or sufficient; extra |
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