conquest; subjugation; overcoming (a difficulty); conquering (e.g. a mountain); mastery (of a skill)
world conquest; world domination; taking over the world
self-interest; selfish desire
child (esp. a boy); viscount; founder of a school of thought (esp. Confucius); master; masters and philosophers (categorization of Chinese classical literature); (arch.) you; -er (i.e. man who spends all his time doing ...)
person who gets easily elated (when praised, etc.); person who readily chimes in with others; person who gets carried away easily
to like; to love; to be fond of
how; in what way; how about; questionable
innermost depths of one's heart
if there is a chance; if possible; if circumstances permit; if things go well; if luck is on my side
thought; imagination; mind; desire; wish; love
Mollis (Switzerland); Morris (Canada); Maurice; Morice; Moris; Morrice
one's station in life; one's personal history; one's circumstances; one's lot; one's destiny; one's future
inferiority complex; sense of inferiority
irritability; feeling of impatience; sense of uneasiness
to torment; to torture; to afflict; to harrow
to arrive (at one's destination); to reach; to come to a head; to reach a conclusion; to culminate (in)
usurpation; taking back; dispossession
advantage or disadvantage
stagnation; tie-up; standstill; congestion; delay; accumulation
ingratiation; pandering; catering (to); going along with (someone or something); accommodating oneself (e.g. to public opinion)
various countries; various regions; various provinces
to insert; to include; to incorporate; to install; to embed
(outward) appearance; (proper) format (e.g. of an essay); form; appearances; decency; lip-service
to take (seat, position, course, office, etc.); to assume; to ascend (the throne); to accede; to start (on a journey); to commence
coincidence; chance; by chance; unexpectedly; contingency
senility; senile decay; infirmity (through age)
turmoil; chaos; confusion
to carry to extremes; to go to the end of something; to reach the peak of something (e.g. luxury, hardships, etc); to be extremely (e.g. busy); to exhaust completely; to have nothing left (e.g. to say)
to be inferior to; to be less good at; to fall behind
cross; crossing; intersecting; cross (soccer)
to creep in; to steal in; to sneak in
(it) goes without saying; needn't be said; that should rather be left unsaid
keeping alive longer; prolonging life; life extension; life-support
praiseworthy; commendable; laudable; strange (person); weird; odd
to begin a trip; to depart; to embark; to die; to pass away; to depart this life
with; by; because of; on account of; on (a day, date); at (a time)