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VIRILE

Masculine; manly

Rob wanted to prove that he was virile by curling 25 lbs on each arm on his first day at the gym.

VIRTUE

Right action; moral goodness

James was a good man with virtue because he did community service without wanting anything in return.

VIRTUOSO

Someone extraordinarily skilled in a particular art

Allison was a drawing virtuoso who could sketch a human face with full detail in 5 minutes.

DEMAGOGUE

A leader who appeals to people's emotions to gain power

Our mayor was clearly a demagogue who had different responses when addressing different people.

DEMOGRAPHIC

Having certain characteristics in common, such as age, race, or gender.

The school was supported because of it housed various demographic groups: particularly teenagers in a multiethnic community.

PANDEMIC

Having an effect on a large area or region

The outbreak of the flu in the city was pandemic to the wealthy, the poor, religious, and non believing civilians.

COSMOPOLITAN

Worldly or sophisticated

The Johnson tower was seen as a cosmopolitan center of spender and culture.

POLITICIZE

To give a political character to something

The new mayor politicized the recent shooting, acknowledging that it was the result of a lack of authority.

APOLITICAL

Having no interest in politics ; not political

Marvin's apolitical attributes caused him to not attend the new election.

CIVILITY

Politeness; courteousness

Carlton treats everybody with civility, but is hostile when he is angered.

CIVIC

Having to do with the business of a town or community

Mason considers it his civic duty to pick up the trash from the streets.

CIVILIZE

To make more cultured or refined

The attempts of Jackie's parents to civilize her were unsuccessful, as she kept on leaving the house at night.