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morals, morality

riddle, puzzle, enigma, mystery; enigmatic, mysterious

to tear, to rip, to break, to destroy; to break through (cordon, opponent's defense, etc.), to breach; to defeat, to beat; to break (e.g. silence), to disturb (e.g. peace), to shatter (e.g. dream), to disrupt, to spoil; to violate (e.g. rule), to break (e.g. promise), to infringe; to break (a record)

disregarding, ignoring

dawn, daybreak

king

to turn, to rotate, to spin, to twist, to gyrate; to pass around, to send around, to hand around, to circulate; to move (someone or something to where its needed), to send, to bring, to transfer, to forward, to direct, to submit; to turn (to a new use), to use (for something else); to turn on (something that turns or has a rotating part, e.g. a washing machine), to start up (e.g. an engine), to give (something) a spin; to put (someone in a position), to make (e.g. an enemy of); to ... around (e.g. chase, fool, play), to do all over, to do everywhere, to do completely; to surround (something) with, to enclose with; to put (an arm) around (e.g. someone's waist), to reach around; to invest (money), to lend; to dial (a telephone number); to gang-rape; to operate (e.g. business, shop)

completion, conclusion; perfect (tense)

entry (in a form, register, diary, etc.), filling in, filling out

to occur, to happen

to rescue (someone), to save, to help (out of a difficulty), to relieve (from); to save (spiritually), to redeem (from sin), to deliver (from suffering, distress, etc.), to bring to salvation

probably, (most) likely, in all likelihood, I suspect, I dare say, I'm afraid

happiness, blessedness, luck, fortune, felicity; luckily, fortunately

preparation, arrangements

lovely, wonderful, charming, enchanting, nice, great, splendid, marvellous (marvelous), fantastic, superb

to reach, to get to, to arrive at

futility, waste, uselessness, pointlessness, idleness

to betray, to turn traitor (to), to double-cross, to go back on, to be unfaithful (to); to disappoint, to let down

light, glow, gleam; (a) light, lights, lamp; proof (of innocence)

to fear, to be afraid of