mendaciousness
dishonesty
reverence
deep respect for someone
suppress
prevent the development, action, or expression of
tabula rasa
the human mind viewed as having no innate ideas
serviceable
functional and durable
oligarchic
a societal arrangement in which ownership effectively rests with a small number of people
vermin
people perceived as despicable and as causing problems for others
Swamp flowers
An allegory (GOM, VII); a outcome which, by virtue of prejudice, is denied has having come from such mucky beginnings.
Pullulate(s)
To breed or spread prolifically or rapidly (GOM, XIV)
Mistrust of the riddle of life
An perspective, among others, as having derived from pessimism (GOM, VII)
Ennui
A feeling of listlessness and dissatisfaction arising from a lack of occupation or excitement (GOM, VII).
Mmnemonic-Memory
Formally associated with punishment, the infliction of psychical pain, this is to be wholly contrasted with the other wise passive nature of memory both in animals and primordial man.
This term itself is not used in GOM, and should be viewed only as a connotational explanation of Nietzsche's own term: memory of the will (GOM, I).
Dyspeptic
To be viewed along-side Nietzsche's delineation of the formation of "bad conscience"; contra, also, the sovereign conscience (singular, independent); it denotes the inability, for the aforementioned, to digest and thus later forget any and all psychological pain (GOM, I & VII).
