Words

accustomed; habituated

to pretend illness in order to avoid work or duty

a state of oblivion or perfect happiness; an ideal place or condition

having or sharing in knowledge of something private

most perfect embodiment of a type

a kind of poetry that deliberately seeks to free itself from the fixed conventions of prosody

the repetition of identical consonant sounds at the beginning of nearby words.

representation of a thing or action by use of a word that imitates the sound associated with it

secret

done to impress others; showy; pretentious

coolly haughty; assuming an air of superiority or disdain

not religious

holding firmly, persistent

regard with reverence

departure from the normal