Allay
To dispel or alleviate, often used in conjunction with soothing one's fears
Barren
Empty and desolate; infertile and incapable of renewal
Beseech
To request in a servile manner akin to begging
Bounteous
Abundant and profuse
Celestial
Dealing with heavenly bodies and the mythical inhabitants believed to live there
Deportment
The carriage of the character one presents to the world, especially within social settings requiring decorum
Discernment
The quality of a penetrating discrimination in perception
Dissuade
To talk a person out of doing something they are intent to do
Dolorous
Expressing great sorrow or distress
Infallible
Faultless and incapable of being wrong or mistaken
Lament
To express grief and sorrow for the passing of someone
Languish
The suffering of being forced to remain in an unpleasant situation
Lodestar
A star used to chart the navigation of a ship
Nymph
Mythological spirit of nature imagined as a beautiful and chaste woman
Prudent
With great judgment and a sense of caution
Ravishment
Molestation
Reprove
To reprimand, censure, or place a penalty
Retinue
An entourage or group of attendants
Seer
One capable of divining the future through prophesy
Servitude
Slavery, bondage, or a similar if less oppressive form of subordinate position
Smote
Stricken with a firm blow
Woebegone
Wretchedly sorrowful and miserably distressed
