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List 4 #9 Intractability (adj.)
Intractable
Def. Not easily governed, manipulated, relieved or cured
Synonyms. Affront, boldness, provocation
Ex. Deathly diseases, intellegent people
Sentence. HIV is one of the diseases that is intractable

Etymology.c. 1500, "rough, stormy;" 1540s, "not manageable," from French intractable (15c.) or directly from Latin intractabilis "not to be handled, unmanageable," from in- "not, opposite of" (see in- (1)) + tractabilis (see tractable). Related: Intractably

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6) Euphemism(n)
Euphemistic (adj)

Def. 1- The substitution of an inoffensive expression for one that may offend

Def. 2- The substitution of a mild, indirect, or vague expression for one thought to be offensive, harsh, or blunt

Ex- When people call latinos wetback instead of beaners

Sent- When the little boys fish died his mom told him that the fish passed

Etymology- Euphemism comes from the Greek word (Euphemia) meaning "the use of the words of good omen," which in turn is derived from the Greek root words eu, "good, well" the pheme "prophetic speech; rumour, talk". Etymologically the eupheme is the opposite of the blaspheme "evil-speaking"

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14.  Protocol (n)

- an original draft or record of a document or transaction

- a code prescribing strict adherence to correct etiquette and precedence

Part of Speech:

Adj - Protocolic & Prorocolary

Ex - disobeying a cop would not be following protocol

Sent - Daniel broke company protocol when he used his work e-mail to send personal e-mails.

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Patricia Osorio                                                    List #4

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Patricia Osorio                                                    List #4

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2.) Atavism
Def.1
Recurrence of or reversion to a past style, manner, outlook, approach, or activity.
Def.2
An evolutionary throwback, such as traits reappearing that had disappeared generations before.
(Noun): Atavist
Example:
The term atavism is sometimes also applied in the discussion of culture.
Sentence 1:
The smell of the freshly baked chocolate chip cookies triggered atavistic memories of my childhood.
Sentence 2:
The day made an atavistic scream that sounded much like the howl of its wolf- like ancestors.
Etymology:
1833, from french atavisme, attested by 1820s, from latin atavus "ancestor, forefather, " from at - perhaps here meaning " beyond" tavus " grandfather," from PIE * awo- "adult male relative other than the father"

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#7. Guise-Noun

Adj- Disguisable

Def- A form or style of dress; external appearance

Ex- Cloak, mask, hide, dissemble

Sen-Police officers are in guise at the store to catch shoplifters

Etymology- Middle English: from Old French, of Germanic origin; related to wise

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5. Devour: Eat hungrily or quickly

Adverb: Devouringly

Ex: Thanksgiving day families across America devour their meals.

Sentence: I woke up Sunday morning, smelled food and instantly started devouring breakfast.

Etymology: Middle English: from Old French devorer, from Latin devorare, from de- ‘down’ + vorare ‘to swallow.’

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19. Testiness-(n.)
Marked by impatience or ill humor.

Other parts of speech-
Testy-(adj)

Example- Waiting in the emergency room.

Sentence- The student often chose to be late for school, not with standing the teachers testiness whenever he demanded his attentions.

Ethymology- 1325-1375; late middle testi, alteration of Middle French testy headstrong; replacing Middle English testif<Middle French.

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Clandestine(3): characterized by, done in, or executed withsecrecy or concealment, especially forpurposes of subversion or deception; privateor surreptitious:

Adverb: clandestinely

Ex :they would clandestine the president out of a deadly situation

Sentence :  I left the house clandestinely to avoid my parents seeing me.

Etymology 1560s, from Latin clandestinus "secret, hidden," from clam "secretly," from adverbial derivative of base of celare "to hide" (see cell), perhaps on model of intestinus "internal." Related: Clandestinely. As a noun form, there is awkward clandestinity (clandestineness apparently being a dictionary word).

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10.) Mawkish- (adj) having a dull often unpleasant taste; being overly sentimental to the point it comes across as fake or silly
Mawkishly = adverb
Example: When describing someone with a bad opinion on a piece of clothing
Sentence : I told Glen his mawkish plan to win T back was so excessive she would probably laugh in his face.
Etymology: 1660s, "sickly, nauseated," from Middle English mawke "maggot" (see maggot). Sense of "sickly sentimental" is first recorded 1702. Related: Mawkishly; mawkishness.

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1. Asylum (n) Definition: a place of retreat and security.
Synonym : madhouse, sanctuary, institution, refuge

Example 1: my grandmother says that the asylum is lonely and boring for her.
Example 2: refugees wanted asylum in other countries to have a better life.

Sentence : a person that come from another country and ask for help, because they are threatened in their country.

Etymology : late Middle English (in the sense 'place of refuge ', especially for criminals), via Latin from Greek asulon ‘refuge’,from a-‘without ’ + sulon ‘right of se'zure'. The correct senses date from the 18th century.

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1. Asylum (n) Definition: a place of retreat and security.
Synonym : madhouse, sanctuary, institution, refuge

Example 1: my grandmother says that the asylum is lonely and boring for her.
Example 2: refugees wanted asylum in other countries to have a better life.

Sentence : a person that come from another country and ask for help, because they are threatened in their country.

Etymology : late Middle English (in the sense 'place of refuge ', especially for criminals), via Latin from Greek asulon ‘refuge’,from a-‘without ’ + sulon ‘right of se'zure'. The correct senses date from the 18th century.

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Clemency (N.): A disposition to be merciful or to moderate the severity of punishment due.

Adv: Clemencily
Adj: Clement
Other words for Clemency: compassion, pity, sympathy, mercy

Example: When coach gives the 1.5 miles to run instead of 4 miles for being late to practice.

Sentence: My mom is always quick to give my sister her forgiveness and clemency when she misbehaves.

Etymology: Orgin Latin clemns: "mildness" later in Latin clementia "calmness, gentleness." Clemency "mercy,"  Latin Middle English.

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Clemency: a disposition to be mercifully

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13. Maudlin adjective: self-pityingly or tearfully sentimental, often through drunkenness.

Maudlinly adverb: weakly and effusively sentimental

Example: when you want to describe someone with that state of mind set

Sentence:Those who speak maudlinly may not be respect and should go therapists.

Another word: sentimental

Etymology: late Middle English (as a noun denoting Mary Magdalen): from Old French Madeleine, from ecclesiastical Latin Magdalena. The sense of the adjective derives from allusion to pictures of Mary Magdalen weeping

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6. Euphemism- The substitution of an inoffensive expression for one that may offend.

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2. Circumspect
Definition- careful to consider all circumstances and possible consequences

Circumspectly (adv.)
Circumspection (n.)

Sentence: The increasing number of car accidents caused by drunk drivers has made the community more circumspect.

Example: having two choices and always choosing the least risky one

Etymology: late Middle English: from Latin circumspectus, from circumspicere ‘look around,’ from circum ‘around, about’ + specere ‘look.’

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10) Interloper(noun) - one that intrudes in a place or sphere of activity
interloping (verb)
interlocutory (adjective)
Sentence: I had hoped to help my neighbors, but they regarded me as an interloper.
Example: A person who interferes in matters that are not their concern
Another word: intruder
Etymology: 1590s, enterloper, a hybrid from inter "between" + -loper  from a dialectal form of leap, or from Middle Dutch loper

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GUFFAW(noun)- A loud or boisterous burst of laughter.

Example: Watching a comedy movie.

Sentence- While watching Kevin hart new movie my friends and I guffawed throughout the whole movie.

Etymology: This word was borrowed from scots at the beginning of the 18th century.

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4.Detrude (Verb)

Definition: To force down or thrust away or out

2 Parts of speech:

Detrusion (Noun)

Detruded (Verb)

Sentence: When the little girl didn't get what she wanted, she detruded her toys.

Ex: A football player would detrude their opponent

Another way to say: Push Down, or Away

Etymology: 1425-75; late Middle English < Latindētrūdere to thrust down, drive away.

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CLAMOR (noun)
DEFINITION:A LOUD OR CONFUSED NOISE
EX/WHENEVER U HEAR THAT LIL DOG WHISTLE
SENTENCE:AS I JUST WOKE UP THE SCHOOL BELL CLAMORED ME AWAKE
ETYMOLOGY: LATIN, CLAMARE 1800

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15) Parapet (noun)
Definition: a wall, rampart, or elevation of earth or stone; a low wall or railing.
2 parts of speech:
Adjective: Parapeted
Adverb: Parapetedly
Sentence: Donald Trump says when he becomes President he wants to make a parapet to keep out non U.S. Citizens.
Example: a skateboard ramp.
Another word: Barrier
Etymology: Late 16th century from both French and Italian origins.

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(7)EUPHONY (noun)

- Pleasing or sweet Sound.

** AKA Harmony or melody.**

EUPHONIOUS (adj)

EUPHONIOUSLY ( Adv)

Sentence…..

My mom tells me that my voice is the best euphony that she has ever heard.

Example - A poem or a school’s alma mater

Etymology

The word was borrowed from French at the beginning of the 17th century..

First use was in year 1616

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17) Proprietary (noun)
Definition: One that possesses, owns or holds exclusive rights to something; something that is used or marketed under exclusive legal rights of the inventor or maker.
Adv: Proprietarily
Adj: Proprietor
Sentence: Coca-Cola uses a proprietary formula to exclusively make the best beverage selling in the market.
Example: Microsoft Windows, ITunes, and Google Earth are proprietors of softwares.
Another way to say it: An owner, legal ownership.
Etymology: Proprietos (late Latin) and property (English) become Proprietary (late Middle English) used "as a noun denoting a member of a religious order who held property."

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Maverick (noun)

Definition: an independent individual who does not go along with the group

Adverb: maverickly
Adjective: maverick
(Another way to express it is 'unorthodox')

Sentence: He was a maverick person and did not want to walk out the class with the rest of his classmates.

Example: a politician who takes their own independent stand from their associates

Etymology:
1867, "calf or yearling found without an owner's brand," so called for Samuel A. Maverick (1803-1870), Texas cattle owner who was negligent in branding his calves. Sense of "individualist, unconventional person" is first recorded 1886, via notion of "masterless."

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Definition: arousing disgust or scorn.

Easy way to say it: despicable, mean, dishonest.

Adverb: scurvily
Noun: scurviness

Sentence 1: Ms. Chliyeh checks the homework scurvily when students do not follow the procedure.

Sentence 2: My friend acts scurvy when we play against other schools.

Example: when you do not like a person, you act scurvy.

Etymology:
late Middle English (as an adjective meaning ‘scurfy’): from scurf + y. The noun use (mid 16th century) is by association with French scorbut (see scorbutic).

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Definition: to lessen the intensity

adjective: assuasive

Another way to say it is satisfy or relieve.

When my sister drunk water from the lake, she assuaged her thirst.

Example: when you feel worried about your grade in this class, but at the end of the semester you pass this class with an A.

Etymology: from old French and Latin assuāviāre.
Year 1300.

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PARAGON (noun)

Definition: A person or thing viewed as a model of excellence.

Example: Kobe Bryant would be considered a paragon to all basketball players because of is excellence.

Sentence: After the performance From BerDale Robins The Great Performed so well on Friday, he became a paragon for all high school football players in the city.

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Adverb: Tersely
Noun: Terseness
Definition: Sparing in the use of words ; abrupt

Example:When you tell someone for an explanation

Sentence:"What did you do?" my mom demanded, in a terse ne

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Proliferate (verb)

Definition: to grow rapid by production

Example: farmers grow crops rapid by production

sentence: farmers grow crops rapid by production because they are neededin the country

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Assay(noun)

definition:examine (something) in order to assess its nature.

Example: when a scientific is developing a new pill he assays before the approval

sentence: the teacher assay us by surprise to see how much we have learned on her class

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WRY
1.Definition: using or expressing dry, especially mocking, humor.(ADJ)
2.Example: I would give a WRY face when i'm home alone with some.
3.Sentence: I gave her a WRY smile when my parents left the house.

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19. -Scrutinize: (v.)  to examine closely and minutely
-Scrutinizer (n.)
Example : I closely scrutinize my opponent's every move while playing football.

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2. Assimilate (v.)

definition: to absorb into the system

Example: going to college after  graduating high school

Sentence: I had to assimilate how to speak sign language in order to translate for the deaf students.

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(6) Eugenic(adj): relating to or fitted for the production of good offspring

eugenically (adv)

Example:  people who breed animals
Sentence: Some people use eugenic methods to be able to get a purebred animal.

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Definition: having strong qualities of tough uncompromising realism ; courageously persistent

Adverb: Grittily

Sentence: This Friday we are going to show real grit and go out and get the victory over Narbonne.

Example: being the underdog and overcoming an obstacle

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Definition: to abase oneself often with one's face to the ground.

Example: the Egyptians used to bow down to their Gods.
Sentence: we all want someone that are willing to contribution a smart conversation, not grovel at my feet.

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Circuitous (adj): lengthy because very indirect.

Adv: circuitously

Sentence: Life is full of circuitous routes.

Example: A tricky maze with difficult pathways.

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(4) Circumlocution-the use of an unnecessary large number of words to express and idea
Adj. Circumlocutory
Ex. Run-on sentences
Sentence : I am trying to avoid circumlocutions in my rhetorical précis so I won't get any rewrites.

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(4) Circumlocution-the use of an unnecessary large number of words to express and idea
Adj. Circumlocutory
Ex. Run-on sentences
Sentence : I am trying to avoid circumlocutions in my rhetorical précis so I won't get any rewrites.

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List 2: #5) Destitution (n.)
Destitute (adj.)
Definition: The state of being in such extreme want as threatens life unless relieved.
Example: When a person is in extreme poverty.
Sentence: After loosing his job the teacher was in a state of despair and destitution; therefore, he became homeless.

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JONATHAN, THIS SHOULD BE LIST 1-INTEMPERATE                     Jonathan Dominguez 

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JONATHAN, THIS SHOULD BE LIST 1-INTEMPERATE                     Jonathan Dominguez 

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Interlocutor
Definition: (N)- One who takes part in dialogue or conversation

Sentence: I had an interlocutor conversation with Ms. Chliyeh about this word, leading me to write this sentence not knowing if I’m correct or not.

Example: The person reading this would be the Interlocutor.

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LIST 2   11.INTERLOCUTOR         Neyda Patricio

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LIST 2   11.INTERLOCUTOR         Neyda Patricio

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LIST 1    4. CHURLISHNESS         Angel Angeles

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LIST 1    4. CHURLISHNESS         Angel Angeles

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Churlishness (noun)-marked by a lack of civility or graciousness; difficult to work with

Churlish (adj.)

Having to work with freshmen is churlish because they can't take school seriously.

Example- not all people cooperate , which makes it harder to work with

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LIST 2   18. SCRUPULOUS           Angel Angeles

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LIST 2   18. SCRUPULOUS           Angel Angeles

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Scrupulous(adj.) Having strict regard for what is right or proper
Scrupulousness (Noun)
Example- Taking something serious, no exceptions.
Sentence- Police officers are scrupulous about the laws in our community.

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List 2.  #  Eulogy (n)

Definition: A commendatory oration or writing especially in honor of one deceased.

Sentence 1. I went to a funeral, and my friend's mom wrote a touching eulogy to her grandmother that had died.

Sentence 2. Miami Marlins prepared an eulogy for José Fernández that died the past sunday.

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Matinee(n): a performance or public event held in the daytime especially the afternoon.

Sen: Going home after helping at the matinee at La Brea Tar Pit (Tarfest) was a relief

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(List 1) 18. Proletarian        Christopher Green

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(List 1) 18. Proletarian        Christopher Green

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Proletarian (noun)- a member of the laboring class
Example :is a hard working construction worker
Sentence : My dad is a proletarian with the job he has

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Churlishness (noun)-marked by a lack of civility or graciousness; difficult to work with

Churlish (adj.)

Having to work with freshmen is churlish because they can't take school seriously.
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#12 Intercession (n.)
Intercede (v.)
Definition: prayer or entreaty in favor of another.
Sentence: There was an intercession for my neighbor that passed away a year ago.

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(LIST 1    2. ASSAY                       Benny Alvarez

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(LIST 1    2. ASSAY                       Benny Alvarez

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(LIST 1) 10. GREGARIOUS        Melissa Dixon 

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(LIST 1) 10. GREGARIOUS        Melissa Dixon 

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(List 2) #10. Interim                   Patricia  Osorio 

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(List 2) #10. Interim                   Patricia  Osorio 

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Def: done, made, appointed, or occurring for an intervening time.

(adjective) : in or for the intervening period; provisional or temporary.

(adverb) : Meanwhile.
Ever since Mr. Scharf stopped teaching math in school students that have his class had an interim teacher meanwhile the school hires a new math teacher.

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16) Paradox

Noun: Paradox

Adjective: Paradoxical

Definition:

A statement that is seemingly contradictory or opposed to common sense and yet is perhaps true

Sentence:

The paradox of being inside a pool doesn’t necessarily mean that you know how to swim.

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(LIST 1) GRAVITY                                  Tyler Cotton

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(LIST 1) GRAVITY                                  Tyler Cotton

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GRAVITY: NOUN

GRAVE: ADJECTIVE

DEFINITION.1 – TO BE SOBER, SERIOUS, OR HEAVY (FEELING)

DEFINITION.2 – A PHYSICAL FORCE OF ATTRACTION CAUSED BY MASS (SCIENCE)

SENTENCE1 – I HAD A GRAVE FEELING WHEN I CAME DOWN HARD ON MY ANKLE.

SENTENCE2- WHEN I JUMPED IN THE AIR THE GRAVITY PULLED ME BACK DOWN.

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17. Prognosticate (Verb)
Definition: to foretell or give prophecy.
Sentence: The doctor prognosticated that if i didn't improve my levels of anxiety attacks, it could affect my health.

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Definition: requiring or exhibiting knowledge that is restricted to a small group

Adverb: Esoterically

Sentence: The kkk makes esoteric meetings to harm other races in U.S.
EXAMPLE?

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6. Despotism: (noun) a system of government in which the ruler has unlimited power
despotic (adjective)

Sentence: The despotic teacher ran her class with an iron fist.

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(LIST 1) #14 MASOCHIST                  GLEN GONZALEZ

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(LIST 1) #14 MASOCHIST                  GLEN GONZALEZ

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NOUN: A person possessing a pathology whereby they derive pleasure from physical pain, often in sexual contexts.

Example: My dad is a masochist because he enjoys having a tattoo.

Sentence: My grandpa doesn't like pain so he is definitely not a masochist.

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(List 1) #5 DESPONDENT        Christopher Baldwin

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(List 1) #5 DESPONDENT        Christopher Baldwin

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(adj.) feeling or showing extreme discouragement or depression
-Despondently (adverb)
-"I felt despondent when I got word of my little cousin's sudden death."
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