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| Ancient, relating to the earliest ages. |
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| Children, descendants, offspring. |
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| Beyond what is needed or required; an overflow. |
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| Having a large appetite; ravenous. |
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| Excessive flattery or admiration. |
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| Shameless, insolent, disrespectful. |
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| Tedious sameness or repetition. |
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Conformity to what is socially acceptable; appropriateness. |
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| Wise, shrewd, very discerning. |
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| A lack of concern of feeling; indifference. |
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| An inference or conclusion drawn or deduced by guesswork. |
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| Deeply affecting the feelings; profoundly touching. |
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| Full of wishful yearning. |
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| To refuse or acknowledge or accept; deny. |
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Extremely bad; deserving of hate. |
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| Ardent, showing great emotion; impassioned. |
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| Possessed of controlling power. |
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| Able to use words easily; fluent and glib. |
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