order; discipline; regularity; system; method
to value; to prize; to esteem; to respect; to honour; to honor
first-person plural (or singular); second or third person plural (implies speaker is of higher status than those referred to)
disorder; chaos; confusion; mayhem
to put on airs; to assume importance; to be self-important; to be pretentious; to be pompous; to stand on one's dignity
just now; a little while back; a short time ago
without accident; uneventfully; without ...
consideration; guess; conjecture; judgement
with a bonk; with a thump; with a klunk; with a rap
to flow into; to pour into; to stream into
obstinate; inflexible; thickheaded
origin; source; beginning; starting point
good and evil dualism; Manicheanism
to play a role; to serve a function; to play a part
to impress; to move one's heart; to touch (a person's heart)
(stroke of) luck; (unexpected) good fortune; godsend; windfall
to call (someone) to come; to call for; to summon; to always call (someone by a name); to become used to calling
that; the matter in question
to attract interest; to arouse someone's interest
doing whatever one pleases; selfishness; self-indulgence
only; merely; but; no more than
to one's heart's content; as much as one likes; without reserve; freely; to the full
presentiment; premonition; hunch; to have a premonition; to have a hunch
treat (esp. food and drink); entertainment; treating someone (to a meal); gorgeous dinner; feast; excellent food
see you later; goodbye; sincerely
spiritual realm of humanity
after a short while; not long after; soon; before long; shortly thereafter
indeed; really; very; extremely; absolutely; certainly
to dress (oneself in); to attire oneself in; to adorn; to pretend; to feign; to affect
first-rate; finest quality; the best
important person; influential figure; big shot; big thing; big one; big game
to leak out (of a secret); to come out; to be exposed (of a lie, improper behaviour, etc.); to get away (of a fish)
complicated; complex; intricate; confusing; difficult; troublesome
resolute; firm; dauntless; undaunted
to take an attitude; to take a stance; to commit oneself; to assume a position
perfect; ideal; completely satisfactory; leaving nothing to be desired; faultless; impeccable
common; ordinary; conventional; customary
to draw (attention, sympathy, etc.); to attract (e.g. interest)