memory; recollection; remembrance; memory; storage
extinction (e.g. of a family); dying out; discontinuation; severance (e.g. of relations); rupture; breaking off
to memorize; to memorise; to commit to memory; to learn by heart; to bear in mind; to remember
to be resurrected; to be resuscitated; to be rehabilitated; to be recalled (e.g. memories); to be brought back
bodily; physical; corporeal; sexual; sensual; of the flesh
incessant; constant; continuous; perpetual; everlasting
water's edge; waterside; shore
at one's feet; underfoot; gait; pace; most recent; current
to break on the shore and retreat (of a wave)
full of (e.g. mistakes); riddled with; covered all over with (blood, mud, etc.)
anywhere; for all time; through thick and thin; come hell or high water; persistently; stubbornly
end; extremity; limit; result; outcome; upshot
to collapse; to crumble; to get out of shape; to lose one's shape; to break down; to be thrown into disarray; to crash (stock market)
to come unstuck from; to peel off; to come off
computer graphics; CG; computer-generated imagery; CGI
and yet; despite (all) that
sky; air; ether; firmament; the heavens
gradually (progressing); steadily; slowly; seeping out (sweat, tears, etc.)
cloudy sky; overcast sky; cloudy weather
unnatural; affected; studied; forced
encroachment; making inroads (into); (slow but steady) invasion
to divert (e.g. one's mind); to distract; to relieve (boredom, sorrow, etc.); to conceal (e.g. one's grief with a smile); to hide; to shift (the conversation)
a lot more; much more; and then some; and plenty more than that
to grow thickly; to be in full leaf; to be rampant; to luxuriate; to be luxurious
to see without obstruction; to get an unobstructed view (of); to see into (someone's thoughts); to read (someone's feelings, intentions, etc.); to foresee; to predict
element; component; factor; element (e.g. in array); member (e.g. data structure)
to recall; to remember; to recollect
tear; tears; lachrymal secretion; sympathy
to overflow; to brim over; to flood
to wipe; to mop up; to get rid of (an impression, feeling, blemish, etc.); to dispel (e.g. shame); to erase
to creep up; to crawl up; to overcome (a bad situation); to rise (after a setback)