No longer in general use; having fallen into disuse.

Characterized by being in the process of coming into existence or developing.

In a complete manner; entirely or fully.

Occurring as a result or effect of something that happened previously.

The influence or power to affect someone or something; often used in the context of social or political power.

The knowledge or skill that one gains through experience or education in a particular field.

No longer existing; having no living representatives.

A formal written request, typically adorned with signatures, seeking something from an authority.

To make longer in duration or extent; to increase the length of something.

To make holy or set apart as sacred; to honor greatly.

To provoke rage or extreme anger in someone.

The formal decision or judgment made by a jury in a court of law.

A very large, prehistoric mammal of the elephant family, known for its long tusks and thick fur.

Impossible to stop or prevent; relentless and unyielding in nature.

To fix firmly and deeply in a surrounding mass; to implant.

To arrange something into a systematic code; to put laws into a coherent format.

To make less severe, serious, or painful; to ease or reduce the intensity of something.

Refined in appearance, taste, or manners; free from coarseness or vulgarity.

The branch of mathematics dealing with the properties and manipulation of numbers.

A character whose actions are evil or harmful, often opposing the hero.

Occurring at regular intervals; often repeated or habitual in nature.

To enroll or sign up for a service, duty, or military service, typically indicating a commitment to participate.

A distinguishing feature or characteristic, particularly one indicative of quality or excellence.

A feeling of doubt or distrust about someone or something; a mental inclination to question motives.

Given to unpredictable changes in mood or temperament; often marked by sudden emotional shifts.

The process of evaluating or estimating the nature, quality, or importance of something.

Lacking meaning or purpose; pointless or absurd.

A body of water or a collective resource, typically used for sharing or pooling together resources.

Required by law or a rule; compulsory.

Characterized by a lack of moisture; very dry and often unproductive.