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aggressor |
person or nation that initiates hostilities or makes an unprovoked attack; assailant; invader |
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altitude |
height; elevation; high position; eminence |
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calamity |
great misfortune; catastrophe; disaster |
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cordiality |
friendliness; warmth of regard; amiability |
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crony |
close companion; intimate friend;chum; associate |
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deliberately |
ina carefully thought out manner; purposely; intentionally |
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dusious |
doubtful; uncertain; questionable |
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extremity |
very end; utmost limit; border |
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hibernate |
spend the winter in a dormant or inactive state, as some animals do |
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host |
large number; multitude; throng; crowd; flock |
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preface |
introduction ( to a book or speech); foreword; prologue; preamble;exordium |
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reflection |
thought, expecially careful thought; cogitation; deliberation |
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relinquish |
give up; abandon; let go; release; surrender; cede |
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tolerate |
endure; bear; put up with' accept; permit |
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aggression |
unprovoked attack; assault; invasion |
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calamitous |
disastrous; catastrophic |
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congregate |
come together into a crowd; asssemble; gather |
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convene |
meet in a group for specific purpose |
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convention |
treaty; aggreement |
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cordial |
warm and friendly; gracious; hearty |
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dispense |
deal out; distribute |
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preface |
introdue or begin with a preface; usher in; precede |
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recoil |
draw back because of fear or disgust; shrink; wince; flinch |
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tolerable |
bearable; endurable |
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