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Hierarchy |
Organization of a political system into higher and lower ranks of power |
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Castes |
Divisions of Society based on differences of race, wealth, family, employment, etc. |
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Magnamity |
State of being usually generous to others. |
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Estrangement |
State of being separated and hateful, where once was love |
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Harbinger |
one who pioneers or intitates a change; a forerunner |
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Mollified |
Soothed or reduced in intensity |
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Adage |
an old, wise phrase |
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Exasperation |
a state of being annoyed or irritated |
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Ingratiating |
quality of being pleasnt in order to gain favor |
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Flaccid |
Lacking normal firmness |
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Crescendo |
a gradual increase of force or loudness |
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Menial |
hunble, uninteresting, and unimportant |
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Carapace |
a bony or shell-like covering over the head or back of the animal |
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Anethetize |
to cause to lose feeling; to cause numbness |
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Propagation |
the act of spreading a message to a great number of people |
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Queue |
a line of people waiting for something |
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Subversive |
Quality of trying to destroy those in power |
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illicit |
not permitted |
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Pneumatic |
filled with air or gas |
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Allegiance |
devotion or loyalty to a group, person, or cause |
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Hermitage |
a place where a recluse lives or has lived |
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Crucifixion |
Extreme or painful unishment or suffering |
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Loathesome |
Extremely disgusting ot repellent |
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Weal |
a mark on the skin |
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incongruous |
not harmonious or compatible |
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