restore from a depression; renew | |
dwell; live in a place permanently or for an extended period | |
purify; make more precise; improve | |
farm consisting of a large tract of land |
not often; in an unusual degree; exceptionally | |
extremely hungry; voracious; eager for prey | |
greatly respected; profoundly honored | |
exercising power or authority; currently ruling or holding a position |
plant or grow in a fixed cyclic order of succession; swirl; revolve; turn on or around an axis or a center | |
pertinent; having a connection with the matter at hand | |
become destroyed by water, air, or an etching chemical such as an acid | |
extremely hungry; voracious; eager for prey |
construct again; rebuild; reconstitute | |
quick or willing to receive ideas, suggestions; capable of receiving | |
a flat float made of logs or planks; a large number or amount or extent | |
excessively greedy; predatory; taking by force; plundering |
of or relating to recreation; engaged in as a pastime | |
act of making copies | |
a message that helps to remember something | |
act of revealing or disclosing to others what was unknown before; manifestation of divine truth |
limits within which something can be effective; a variety of different things or activities | |
sign back; return by a formal act; yield to another; abandon | |
result of improving something; the process of removing impurities | |
gathering, especially one intended to inspire enthusiasm for a cause; reassembling, of troops |
province; district; tract; neighborhood; the upper air; sky or heavens; inhabitants of a district | |
gain; harvest a crop from; get or derive; obtain as a result of the effort | |
gathering, especially one intended to inspire enthusiasm for a cause; reassembling, of troops | |
strictness or severity, as in temperament, action, or judgment; something hard to endure |
established ceremony prescribed by a religion | |
act of revealing or disclosing to others what was unknown before; manifestation of divine truth | |
sign back; return by a formal act; yield to another; abandon | |
make less severe or strict; become less tense |
limits within which something can be effective; a variety of different things or activities | |
separately; individually; in the order given | |
say, state, or perform again or repeatedly | |
of religion; concerned with religion; having or showing belief in and reverence for God or a deity |
of religion; concerned with religion; having or showing belief in and reverence for God or a deity | |
depiction or interpretation, as in painting or music; translation; version | |
of or relating to recreation; engaged in as a pastime | |
pierce with numerous holes; perforate; permeate or spread throughout |