Vocabulary
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person of lofty virtue and great wisdom
operation (working) of the mind
rated for "adults only"
moral (spiritual) improvement; practice mental training; cultivate one's mind (soul)
the spiritual climate
rise and fall; ups and downs; waxing and waning; prosperity and decline; vicissitudes
poor (academic) performance; poor (business) results (showing)
novel of formation (education); novel of character development; novel which traces the intellectual, moral, spiritual or social development of a young person; Bildungsroman
sexual deviation; sexual anomaly
refreshing breeze and the bright moon; a beautiful nocturnal scene with a full moon
exquisite and elaborate
unidentified; name unknown
keeping things tidy and in order
reorganizing an industry or enterprise and weeding out redundant workers; readjustment and retrenchment
expansion of one's sphere of influence; increase in one's power (strength, influence)
power relations; balance of power (between)
within the sphere of influence (of)
the respective (relative) strength of political parties; distribution of the number of parliamentary seats held by each of the political parties
main currents (the trend) of thinking in the world
barehanded; having no wealth or position to rely on (aside from one's own resourcefulness) (when embarking on something)
avoidance of responsibility; shirking (one's) responsibility
question of where responsibility lies; issue of where liability lies; question of who is responsible
all the worldly (mundane) matters; everything in this world
corrective action (measure); rectification
(contemporary) customs and behavior; the picture of people's life in the contemporary world
trouble caused by a slip of the tongue
customer relations; serving (helping, attending to, waiting on) customers
preaching burglar; burglar who preaches at the victim about the methods of preventing similar crimes
tub-thumping preacher; preacher (priest) who is good at delivering a sermon; pulpiteer
aggressive; active and bold (daring); resolute determination
expansionary fiscal policy
complete bed rest; complete rest and quiet
absolute obedience; complete submission
lousy carpenter
theft; act of larceny
persuasiveness; skilled in the art of persuasion
Critically Endangered (conservation status); CE
legendary literature; narrative literature
(public) morals and sentiments
discrimination of right and wrong; distinguishing between right and wrong