- aberration: mental derangement
- acute: sharp, severe, perceptive
- agile: nimble, quick, and skillfull
- animosity: strong hostility
- autocrat: dominates where they're at
- cortege: procession of followers
- despot: tyrant from a line of succession
- diabolic: scheme is devilish
- dispensation: approval from the church
- entourage: group of attendants
- erratic: irregular, wandering, having no fixed course
- erroneous: wrong, deviant, mistaken belief
- ersatz: material is a substitute
- execrable: temper is bad, ugly, hellish
- exorbitant: excessive, unreasonable
- exultant: joyful, jubiliant
- fugitive: one who flees, a runaway
- genuflection: knee-bending in worship
- immoderate: not sufficiently restrained
- implicit: unquestioning, implied
- inane: senseless, empty
- indignation: justifiable anger
- indolent: lazy and thus inactive
- indulgence: enjoyment, satisfaction
- inert: inactive or lifeless
- inferior: lower in place or quality
- infernal: hellish, fiendish
- inordinate: beyond reason, without restraint
- insolence: insulting behavior, impudence
- jubilation: wholehearted rejoicing
- jubilee: celebration, time of rejoicing
- knight-errant: a wandering knight
- languid: manner is indifferent , uninterested, or listless
- leniency: mild, merciful
- listless: manner is indifferent, uninterested, or languid
- nimble: quick, alert, deft of mind or body
- obeisance: a bow or curtsy, respect
- passive: unwilling to act or lead
- repose: rest, quiet
- resentment: restrained, slow-burning anger
- retinue: a group of attendants
- salaam: middle-eastern low bow
- sanction: approval, authorization
- strategy: skill in maneuvering or plans
- succor: aid, help
- supple: flexible, yielding in mind or body
- tryanny: oppressive or unjust government
- vexation: strong annoyance