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| Renewal; rebirth; period of time between the 14th & 17th centuries of great revival of art, literature and learning in Europe |
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| Existing from birth; inborn; native; inherent in one's character |
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| Part of the essential nature; inherent or belonging to by its very nature |
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| To follow in order; to come afterward, esp. in immediate succession; to follow as a consequence or a result |
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| Showing servile complaisance or deference; sycophantic |
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| Hard to treat, relieve or cure; not docile or manageable; stubborn |
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| Of or pertaining to a person's birth; accompanying birth |
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| Adhesive friction of a body on some surface; deliberate pulling of a muscle to correct dislocation |
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| Bewildered; deeply agitated; crazed; troubled with doubt or mental conflict |
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| To ask or request something earnestly; to beseech; to implore; to beg |
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| Beginning to exist or develop; coming into existence; emerging |
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| Narrowly confined or devoted to a particular religious faith, denomination or group with a uniting theme |
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