consummate
to bring to a state of perfection; fulfill
hiatus
a break or interruption in the continuity of a work, series, action, any gap or opening.
philology
the study of literary texts and written works
fallible
(of persons) liable to err, esp in being deceived or mistaken; not accurate.
pedant
a person who makes an excessive or inappropriate display of learning; a person who overemphasizes rules or minor details.
credence
belief as to the truth of something.
nexus
a means of connections; tie; link
lexicon
a workbook or dictionary esp. of greek, latin, or hebrew
sectarian
narrowly confined devoted to a particular sect.
milquetoast
a very timid, unassertive, spineless person.
retribution
punishment
mutability
change or alter anything
epoch
distinctive time period
caprice
change mind all of the sudden
martyr
person who suffers for religion
Magnum opus
A great work of Literature.
filch
Steal something of small value.
punctilious
Extremely attentive to details.
petulant
Impatient, Irritation.
mediocre
Moderate quality. Neither good or bad.
sagacity
Mental discernment.
disperse
Spread over a wide area. Send off, scatter.
hibernal
Pertaining to Winter.
lapidate
To pelt with stones.
mosaic
To create pictures from small pieces of colored glass.
Sedge
A grasslike plant.
Thrall
a person who is in bondage; slave; a person who is morally or mentally enslaved by some power, influence, or the like.
Grotto
A small picturesque cave.
Aghast
Filled with horror or shock.
Gloaming
Twilight; dusk
Cloven
Split or divided by two
Vernal
of or pertaining to the spring.
Avocation
A hobby or minor occupation
Spar
Thick, strong pole
authenticity
Original; genuine.
paraphrase
A restatement of a text; Using different words.
archetype
Original pattern/ model.
apparition
Supernatural; Ghost
travail
Painful
variant
Tending to change or alter. A different spelling or pronunciation.
immediacy
Without delay.
ambiguity
Doubtfulness or uncertainty.
discern
Perceive; to see or recognize.
archaic
Marked by the characteristic of an earlier period.