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| lasting a very short time; temporary |
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| extensive knowledge acquired chiefly from books; learning |
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| relating to beliefs concerning the end of the world or the events associated with it |
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| arouse indifferent where there had been love, affection, or friendliness; alienation |
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| tending to vanish like vapor; transient |
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| an anecdote or short narrative used to paint a moral or sustain an argument model |
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| relieve of responsibility, obligation, or hardship; to clear from accusation or blame |
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| to free of an evil spirit |
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| a ridiculous or empty show; marked by satirical, improbable plot |
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| passion; intensity of feeling or expression |
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| minor flaw or shortcoming in personal character or behavior; weakness; fault |
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