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acquisitive adj. eagerly seeking to obtain things, wealth, or information
inquisition n1) a prolonged inquiry or questioning, especially a harsh investigation on religious or political issues.2) special court of roman catholic church in the middle ages to combat, suppress, and punish hersey.
querulous adj. complaining, irritable; peevish
dynamo n1) an electiric generator2) extremly forceful, energentic, or hardworking person
dynasty n1)succession of rulers from the same family group or line2)succession of influential people linked by familial, political, social, or cultural association.
demise ndeath, or the end of existence or operation of something
emissary n.person sent on a special mission
premise n1)proposition offered as a basis for argument2)in logic, each of the first two propositions in a syllogism
meretricious adj.1) attention-getting in a vulgar way; tawdry or tacky2)insincere; based on pretense or deception
meritorious adj. praiseworthy; deserving reward or esteem
importune v. to make repeated and insistent demands or requests
oppprtunist n. a person(or animal) taking adventage of any chance to achieve an end in a forceful or self-serving way
presumption n1) arrogance; excessive self-assurance; unbecoming boldness2) grounds for belief; assumption or supposition
subsume v. tp place in a larger category or under a general heading or principle
sumptuary adj.pertaining to or regulating expenditure, often for religious or moral resons, usually relating to clothing or food
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