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juncture
a point where things are joined; a crossing; a point in time; a crisis point
tawny
a brownish-yellow; tan
hieroglyphic
a picture or symbol representing a word, syllable, or sound, used by the ancient Egyptians and others, instead of alphabetical letters; a method of writing using these pictures or symbols; picture writing
subsidize
to aid or assist with a grant of money; to support; to promote
inaccessible
not easily reached or approached; out of the way
coffer
a box or chest, especially one used to hold money or other valuables
rivulet
a small stream; a brook
edifice
a building or structure, especially an imposing or elaborate one
retainer
a fee paid in advance for services; a servant; an attendant
innovation
a new way to do something; something new
canine
any animal belonging to the dog family; of or like a dog
ossified
to change into bone; to harden like bone; to become rigid, hardhearted, or opposed to change
meager
noticeably lacking in quantity, quality, or extent; scanty; lean; thin
ravage
to destroy or devastate; the act of devastating; great damage
apex
the highest point of something; vertex; the culmination or point of climax
defunct
no longer in existence or functioning; dead
perceive
to become aware of or to understand by means of the senses; to detect; to observe; to grasp the meaning of
bourgeois
of or like the middle class--often referring to a focus upon material things and respectability; a middle-class person; the middle class
influx
a flowing in, as of people or things
obliterate
to destroy completely; to ipe out; to erase