Samsara
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- bandit
- an armed robber, especially a member of a gang that attacks travellers or isolated homes and villages
- vain
- having too much pride in one's appearance, achievements or possessions; conceited.
- vonmit
- r & intr to eject the contents of the stomach forcefully through the mouth through a reflex action; to be sick.
- agitated
- to excite or trouble (a person, their feelings, nerves, etc).
- accumulate
- to collect or gather something in an increasing quantity
- subemrged
- plunge or sink or cause to plunge or sink under the surface of water or other liquid.
- exalt
- to fill someone with great joy.
- engendered
- to produce or cause
- stakes
- sum of money risked in betting. (finacial risk)
- midst
- a among it or in the centre of it;
- tepid
- slightly or only just warm; lukewarm, unethusatic
- oppressive
- cruel, tyrannical and unjust
- idle
- not in use; not being used; unoccupied.
- nausea
- 1 a sensation that one is about to vomit, either by a reflex (eg irritation of stomach nerves) or conditioned (eg smell) stimulus.
- insipid
- having little or no interest or liveliness; boring.
- lofty
- very tall; being of great or imposing height
- contemporary
- someone of about the same age as another.
- propelled
- to drive or push something forward.
- disdain
- dislike due to a feeling that something is not worthy of attention; contempt; scorn
- fray
- said of cloth or rope: to wear away along an edge or at a point of friction, so that individual threads come loose
- incipient
- beginning to exist; in an early stage
- obvilion
- the state or fact of having forgotten or of being unconscious.
- dainties
- small and pretty, and, usually, delicate.
- outskirts
- the outer parts or area, especially of a town or city
- follies
- foolish
- procurement
- to manage to obtain something or bring it about.
- burden
- something to be carried; a load.
- contempt
- law disregard of or disobedience to the rules of a court of law.
- shudder
- intrans to shiver or tremble, especially with fear, cold or disgust
- assumed
- to take on (a responsibility, duty, etc).
- surpass
- to go or be beyond in degree or extent; to exceed.
- stiff
- not easily bent or folded; rigid.