The Aeneid
Vocabulary

enlarge or increase

to discourage or intimidate

(editor's note: The root word is most commonly seen as the adjective daunting which describes something as "discouraging or intimidating". Note that the "-less" suffix means without, so dauntless is to daunt as hopeless is to hope and careless is to care.)

a lack of respect — often suggesting distaste and an undeserved sense of superiority

or:

to reject as not good enough

refraining (holding back) from acting

or:

patience, tolerance, or self-control

to abandon or give up on — such as someone who needs you, or an idea, or a place

arrogant or condescending (acting superior or self-important)

impulsive (acting suddenly without much thought) — often with an unfortunate consequence

to express grief or regret

behaving in a highly moral or religious manner

or less commonly:  behaving highly moral in a self-righteous or holier-than-thou manner

favorable (circumstances suggesting good things to come)