| Term | Definition |
| perpetual | constant, unchanging |
| sublime | that which inspires awe |
| admonishing | mildly warning |
| manifold | many different |
| indubitably | without a doubt |
| integrate | unify |
| slough | outer layer of a snake's skin, shed periodically |
| perennial | recurring yearly |
| blithe | carefree |
| occult | hidden |
| cynical | negative, pessamistic |
| avarice | excessive or insatiable desire or greed |
| imparted | reveled |
| manifest | plain; clear |
| predominating | having influence |
| transcendent | excelling, surpassing |
| benefactors | people who help others |
| conspiracy | secret plot with a harmful or illegal purpose |
| aversion | intense dislike |
| integrity | sound moral principles; honesty |
| pertinent | to the point; applying to the situation |
| encumbrance | burden; hindrance |
| impervious | resistant; impenetrable |
| temporal | worldly |
| superfluous | unnecessary |
| supernumerary | additional; unnecessary |
| effete | sterile, unproductive |
| internecine | harmful to both sides of the group |
| incessantly | without stopping |
| derision | ridicule; contempt |
| tumultuous | stormy; turbulent |
| ethereal | not earthly; spiritual |
| expedient | convenience; means to an end |
| perverted | misdirected; corrupted |
| posterity | generations to come |
| alacrity | promptness in responding; eagerness |
| inherent | inborn |
| insurrection | rebellion; revolt |
| penitent | sorry for doing wrong |
| effectual | productive; efficient |