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Question		Answer
alienation start learning		feeling of isolation or estrangement
anon start learning		soon, immediately
art start learning		are (archaic form)
atone start learning		make amends, seek forgiveness
awe start learning		a feeling of wonder and fear
benevolent start learning		kind, generous
betwixt start learning		between
bliss start learning		perfect happiness
civility start learning		politeness, courtesy
consciousness start learning		awareness of thought and feeling
decorum start learning		good manners, propriety
decay start learning		decline or rot
deconstruction start learning		critical analysis that breaks structures
decrepit start learning		old and ruined
desolate start learning		empty and lifeless
despondent start learning		hopeless, discouraged
discourse start learning		written or spoken communication
domestic start learning		related to home or family
dost start learning		do (archaic form)
dwell start learning		live, stay, or reflect
earnest start learning		sincere, serious
eke start learning		also, moreover
endure start learning		to last, suffer patiently
epiphany start learning		sudden insight or realization
ethereal start learning		light, delicate, heavenly
fancy start learning		imagination
fervent start learning		intense, passionate
folly start learning		foolishness
forsooth start learning		indeed, truly
forlorn start learning		lonely, abandoned
forsake start learning		abandon, desert
fragmentation start learning		breaking into pieces
gaunt start learning		thin, wasted
glisten start learning		shine with reflection
hath start learning		has (archaic form)
heart start learning		emotional core, feeling
hight start learning		was called, named
hither start learning		here
hyperreality start learning		blurred boundary between real and fake
imagination start learning		creative thinking
industry start learning		work, production
irony start learning		contrast between appearance and meaning
labour start learning		work, effort
lament start learning		express sorrow
luminous start learning		full of light, glowing
melancholy start learning		sad, thoughtful
methinks start learning		I think
moral start learning		ethical
morose start learning		gloomy, sullen
myth start learning		traditional story explaining belief
narrative start learning		story, account
naught start learning		nothing
nay start learning		no
oblivious start learning		unaware
ominous start learning		threatening
pastiche start learning		artistic imitation of many styles
paralysis start learning		inability to move or act
parody start learning		humorous imitation
perish start learning		die
pluralism start learning		coexistence of many views
poverty start learning		lack of money
propriety start learning		good manners, correctness
prudence start learning		careful judgement
refinement start learning		elegance, sophistication
reason start learning		logic, rational thought
redeem start learning		make right, save
resplendent start learning		shining, splendid
sacred start learning		holy
simulacrum start learning		imitation or image of reality
soul start learning		inner essence
spirit start learning		life force, essence
sterile start learning		lifeless, unproductive
stoic start learning		calm, unemotional
stream start learning		flow
sublime start learning		grand, awe-inspiring
succumb start learning		yield, give in
temperance start learning		moderation, self-control
tempest start learning		storm
thee start learning		you (object)
thou start learning		you (subject)
timeless start learning		eternal
tranquil start learning		peaceful, calm
unveil start learning		reveal
vale start learning		valley
vanish start learning		disappear
virtue start learning		moral excellence
void start learning		emptiness
wander start learning		move aimlessly
whence start learning		from where
whilom start learning		once, formerly
whither start learning		to where
wilt start learning		will (archaic form)
wit start learning		cleverness, sharp humour
wight start learning		person, being
yclept start learning		called, named
yearn start learning		long for
yonder start learning		over there

English words throughout literary periods

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