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agressor person or nation that initiates hostilities or makes an unprovoked attack; assailant; invader
aggression unprovoked attack; assault; invasion
altitude height; elevation; high position; eminence
calamity great misfortune; catastrophe; disaster
calamitious disastrous; catastrophic
congregate come together into a crowd; assemble; gather
convene meet in a group for a specific purpose
convention treaty; agreement
cordial warm and friendly; gracious; hearty
crony close companion; intimate friend; chum; associate
deliberately in a carefully thought out manner; purposely; intentionally; in an unhurried manner; slowly
dispense deal out; distribute; (followed by the preposition with) do without; get along without; forgo
dubious doubtful; uncertain; questionable
extremity very end; utmost limit; border
forecast predict; foretell; prophesy; prognosticate
hibernate spend the winter in a dormant or inactive state, as some animals do
host large number; multitude; throng; crowd; flock; person who receives or entertains a guest or guests at home or elsewhere (Note also: hostess-a woman who serves as a host
intimidate frighten; influence by fear; cow; overawe; coerce
preface introduction (to a book or speech); foreword; plague; preamble; exordium
preface introduce or begin with a preface; usher in; precede
recoil draw back because of fear or disgust; shrink; wince; flinch
reflection thought, especially careful thought; cogitation; deliberation; blame; discredit; aspersion; slur
relinquish give up; abandon; let go; release; surrender; cede
tolerate endure; bear; put up with; accept; permit
tolerable bearable; endurable
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