immorality;  iniquity;  impropriety
 to hold one's life dear;  to be reluctant to die
 to be possessed by a god;  to not act like oneself;  to behave oddly;  to be awesome;  to be extreme
 locality;  local area;  limited area
 military sword;  saber;  sabre
 to slay;  to cut down (a foe)
 regarding as dangerous;  identifying as a threat
 narrow-minded;  intolerant;  petty
 trembling with fear;  filled with trepidation
 feats of arms;  military exploits;  distinguished military service
 to lose one's temper;  to lose patience;  to have enough;  to be exasperated;  to become irritated;  to get fed up
 special directive;  special order;  special mission;  special appointment
 being outstanding;  excelling;  being foremost
 ideal situation;  ideal world;  perfect world;  utopia
 expulsion;  ousting;  ejection;  dismissal;  banishment
 impressive;  striking;  memorable;  impactful
 near one's knee;  (by) one's side;  (at) one's hand;  place under the protection (of one's parents, etc.);  (under) the care (of);  territory of a powerful person
 to press down;  to hold down;  to pin down
 obedience;  submission;  resignation
 in regard to;  concerning (usu. of disputes)
 security;  guarantee;  collateral (e.g. mortgage)
 living;  being alive;  freshness;  liveliness;  situation in which a group of stones cannot be captured because it contains two or more gaps (in go);  stet
 that road (path, street, way, etc.);  that line (of business);  that profession;  love affairs;  romance
 after a short while;  not long after;  soon;  before long;  shortly thereafter
 military force;  military strength
 how could I (you, etc.) ...?;  how dare you (they, etc.) ...;  how can you have the nerve to ...?
 habitual criminal;  recidivist;  recidivism;  habitual criminal activity
 to suddenly assume an antagonistic attitude;  to suddenly become defiant;  to turn aggressive (in one's manner);  to moon;  to point one's naked buttocks at someone;  to give somebody the brown-eye
 showing special confidence and courtesy (to someone, often to convince them to take a post, etc.)
 strategist;  tactician;  schemer
 without holding anything back;  mercilessly;  relentlessly;  energetically;  vigorously
 fireball;  ball of fire;  will-o'-the-wisp;  jack-o'-lantern
 to hardly recognise;  to mistake for something or somebody else
 to be puffed up with pride;  to throw out one's chest