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bulwark |
a wall like structure used as a defense |
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bulwark |
a person or thing that protects or defends |
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culminate |
to reach or bring to the highest point |
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culmination |
the result of a sustained effort; the high point or climax |
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engulf |
to swallow up by covering completely; to overwhelm |
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feasible |
able to be done; possible of likely |
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glut |
a much larger supply than is needed |
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glut |
to supply a much larger amount than is needed |
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glut |
to eat or consume to excess |
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havoc |
widespread destruction or devastation |
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havoc |
great confusion |
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impregnable |
impossible to attack successfully |
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indefatigable |
not easily made tired; tireless |
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onslaught |
a fierce attack |
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phenomenon |
any fact or event that can be observed or described |
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phenomenon |
an unsusual fact event or person |
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phenomenal |
extraordenary; very unusual |
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picturesque |
like a picture; pleasing or charming to look at |
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simultaneous |
happening or existing at the same time |
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stipulate |
to require as a part of a contract |
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susceptible |
open or subject to; easily influenced or affected by |
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wrest |
to pull away from with a twist |
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wrest |
to take by force or as if by force |
