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n. strictness or severity rigor
n. evenness of temper, esp. as a characteristic state equanimity
v. to acknowledge as true concede
v. to occur at the same time or be at the same place; to agree exactly coincide
v. to incriminate; to show or suggest involvement implicate
adj. causing shock or horror; tastelessly vivid; glowing like fire through a haze lurid
n. a small group of secret plotters, i.e., against a government or authority cabal
n. someone or something that is hated anathema
v. to succeed in going over, coping with, or accomplishing negotiate
v. to go away hastily and secretly; to hide abscond
n. lavish entertainment; a festival fete
v. to give off; to emit; to radiate exude
n. a position reached by a group as a whole or by majority will; general agreement consensus
adj. planned or accomplished together concerted
n. the side flank
v. to erase; to eliminate completely expunge
adj. not easily understood recondite
v. to make impossible; to prevent the occurrence of preclude
v. to bear news; to announce herald
n. an example; a model paradigm
n. lack of agreement; difference discrepancy
v. to count off or list enumerate
v. to devise a new word or phrase coin
v. to raise for discussion broach
adj. the leading position in army or fleet; the leading position in a movement or trend vanguard
Created by: mei
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