to elevate; to raise; to lift up; to flatter; to extol; to praise to the sky
closing in on (the enemy, first place, etc.); coming close to; pressing hard; pressing hard (e.g. with a question); taking to task; grilling
to exchange (things); to convert (currency); to be in contrast (to); to contrast (with)
to atone for; to expiate; to redeem; to make up for; to compensate for
readiness; preparedness; resolution; resignation
spurt of blood (from one's victim)
to be smeared; to be covered
far away; distant place; long ago; far back; by far
together; mutually; fellow
to die; to quit this world; to return to the earth; to go the way of all flesh; to part forever
simultaneous; all at once
how dare ...; how could ...
terrific; staggering; tremendous; frightful; ghastly; horrific
to well up; to burst; to arise
to run out (e.g. of the room)
to kill (with a weapon); to defeat an opponent; to get someone out; to arrest; to take prisoner
trial and tribulation; hardships; privations; difficulties
to torture; to persecute; to excruciate
hateful; abominable; poor-looking; amazing; fantastic; admirable
corridor; hallway; passageway
year; age; years; past one's prime; old age
to choke; to have trouble breathing
one's last moments; death throes; agony of death
to gasp; to pant; to breathe hard; to suffer; to struggle
tide; current; sea water; opportunity; chance; thin soup of fish or shellfish boiled in seawater
to branch; to fork; to separate; to split; to disperse; to scatter
to wait for a long time; to wait and wait; to eagerly await
release; unleashing; liberation; deallocation (of computer memory)
to work too hard; to try too hard; to strain oneself; to overdo it; to go too far
grandmother; old woman; female senior citizen
specialized weapon or skill; specialised weapon or skill
to go too far; to go past; to go to extremes; to overdo it
surging waves; raging billows; turbulent; tempestuous; tumultuous
to cheer up; to be encouraged (by); to be in high spirits
rushing around; running wild
to talk oneself hoarse; to shout oneself hoarse