fresh wound; fresh bruise
end of a century (esp. 19th); fin-de-siècle; end of the world (esp. in fiction); apocalypse
supreme ruler; conqueror; champion; winner; titleholder
please; I beg you; for mercy's sake
wandering; rambling; roaming
to come; to go; to participate; to perform Zen meditation
omega (last letter of the Greek alphabet); end; conclusion; ohm (unit of electrical resistance); angular velocity
water of life; life-giving water; distilled liquor (brandy, whisky, etc.); spirits; (arch.) semen
granny; grandma; gran; old lady; old woman
to get a lump in one's throat; to overflow with feelings; to be overwhelmed with emotion
talking in delirium; delirious talk; delirious utterances; nonsense; rubbish; silly talk
to achieve results; to be successful (in a venture, etc.)
to disappear (of people or animals); to go (away); to leave; to no longer exist
slope; incline; hill; milestone; (age) mark
trivial matter; trifling thing; something ordinary
someone; a certain person
pulse; pulse rate; pulsation; stroke of pulse
health problem; poor physical health; bad shape; feeling unwell
to wake; to wake up; to wear off (of drunkenness, anaesthesia, etc.); to regain consciousness; to come to one's senses; to be disillusioned
diagnosis and treatment; medical care
absentmindedness; preoccupation; setting one's mind at ease; ceasing to worry; (arch.) loss of one's moral sense; (arch.) straying from virtue
matter for the future; something that is a long way off; something that is not going to happen anytime soon
disease; illness; disorder; condition; ailment
drying up; running dry; running out; being exhausted; being drained
illness; condition; -pathy
constant; invariable; chronic; everlasting
to have a hole; to be pierced (with a hole)
if that is the case; if it becomes so; when it becomes so
outbreak of an illness; onset of a condition; appearance of symptoms
(very) quick; rapid; swift; speedy; prompt; expeditious
until something reaches the very limit; until the very last minute; up to the breaking point
supervised; under surveillance
to become clouded; to darken; to darken (of a face); to worsen; to deteriorate
Iron Lady (orig. nickname for Margaret Thatcher)