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affirm (v)

to maintain as true

confirm

altruistic (adj)

selflessness

all true: think of others first

annihilate (v)

destroy compeletelh

hate: u destroy

anti-Semitic (adj)

hating/discriminating against Jewish ppl

anti means against

ascertain (v)

determine

certain

camaraderie (n)

a good friendship


comrade: a good friend

colossus (n)

huge in size or importance

constraint (n)

limitation or restriction

CONSTRictor wrapped around you preventing you from doing something

crematory (n)

furnace where a corpse can be burned and reduced to ash

delusion (n)

a false belief or opinion



idea not based on reality

illusion

disheveled (adj)

looking untidy

dirty DISHes

edicts (n)

official order by an authority

exalted (adj)

held in high regard or status

gallows (n)

structure for the hanging of criminals

imprudent (adj)

not showing care for the consequence of an action

invectives (adj)

abusive insulting language

lethal (adj)

deadly

liberated (v/adj)

to set free from being imprisoned

oblivion (n)

a state of nothingness

paternal (adj)

relating to the father

preoccupied(adj)

absorbed in thought.

prominent(adj)

important or well known

ration(noun)

an amount of food, water, or other supplies given to a person usually when these are scarce

redemption(noun)

being saved from sin or error

rescind(verb)

to cancel or withdrawn

sanctify(verb)

declared holy

bless

sublime(adj)

of such excellence, grandeur, or beauty to inspire great admiration

surreptitiously(adverb)

done in a secretive or sneaky manner

unprecedented(adj)

never done or known before

vigor(noun)

active strength or force