vocabulary

lithe

lithe

thin, supple, and graceful (especially of one's body)

Impede

To obstruct or interfere with; to delay

Ravenous

extremely hungry

despondent

in low spirits from loss of hope or courage

Righteous

morally right or justifiable

Wretchedness

extreme misery or unhappiness

Squalid

dirty and unpleasant as if unfit for living

Lament

to express sorrow; to grieve

Annulled

declared invalid based on church laws

Surpassed

went beyond; excelled

Astray

away from the correct path or direction

Consoled

comfort (someone) at a time of grief or disappointment.

Innocuous

not harmful or offensive

Vulgar

lacking refinement or taste/manners; crude

Obscure

Not well known or understood

Feeble

lacking strength

Melancholy

Deep sadness or sorrow

Consummate

complete or perfect in the highest degree

Sages

wise people

connoisseur

an expert in matters of taste

assailing

attacking violently

malignant

harmful or cancerous

Famished

suffering severely from hunger or from lack of something

Gnawed

bitten at or worn away

Schism

Division or split especially in religious group

Avariciousness

extreme greed for material wealth

Vindictiveness

desire for revenge

Hoard

To accumulate or stash away things (especially excessively)

Squander

to spend foolishly, waste

Scorn

belief that someone or something is worthless

Embellish

to decorate, to make beautiful with ornamentation

Stagnant

inactive; not moving

indignant

feeling or showing anger or annoyance at unfair treatment

presumptuous

arrogant; bold

sentiment

a feeling about something

Arid

extremely dry