| agility | | painstaking; hard-working |
| renounce | | showing religious devotion and piety |
| zealous | | refined behavior; elegance |
| effectual | | unrelated to religion |
| frugal | | a show of contempt; scorn |
| aspire | | to express in another language or form |
| devout | | careful with money; thrifty |
| dispatch | | to complain; fret |
| accrue | | an ability to move quickly, easily; nimbleness |
| profess | | to postpone |
| mode | | to strive to attain |
| courtliness | | pleasing in behavior and appearance |
| malady | | in a composed, dignified manner; calmly |
| render | | promptness; efficiency |
| disdain | | to come as gain; acculmulate |
| prudent | | able to produce a desired effect |
| diligent | | to give up or reject |
| secular | | standing out above others; high-ranking, prominent |
| sedately | | a current fashion or style |
| repine | | to violate the sacredness of |
| defer | | to claim belief in or allegiance to |
| desecrate | | to handle skillfully |
| eminent | | disease or disorder; ailment |
| personable | | showing wisdom or good judgment |
| wield | | filled with enthusiasm; eager |