sharpness/keenness of the mind or senses

to make somebody or something holy

widely believed, but not necessarily a fact

total loss of dignity and self-respect

intended for, or understood by only a select few

to describe or explain something in detail

showing great moral corruption or wickedness

synonym of SHADE

synonym of EDICT

synonym of OMNIPRESENT

synonym of KEENNESS

Synonym of ROUTINE

synonym of COLLECT

synonym of QUIRK

synonym of VICIOUS

antonym of GLORY

antonym of MODEST

Cleopatra took her own life rather than suffer the _______________ of being led through the streets of Rome in chains.

Oscar Wilde’s novel The Picture of Dorian Gray is about a ____________ man whose portrait reveals his wickedness.

The silhouette of the monster in your closet was a mere __________ of your overheated imagination.

The artist left all ______________ concerns like grocery shopping and cleaning to her sister while she single-mindedly pursued her artistic goals.

In his writing, the poet paid close attention to every _____________ of meaning in the words he chose.