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apocalypse
noun: a prophetic revlation, disclosure, or discovery
inimical
adjective: unfriendly, hostile, harmful in effect
vagary
noun: purposeless, unpredictable, capricious
austere
adjective: solemn, stern, forbidding in manner or in appearance
parochial
adjective: confined or restricted within the border of a parish; narrow, restricted in scope.
demagogue
noun: popular prejudices and false claims and promises to further their own goal, which is to retain power.
truckle
verb: to submit , to act in a subservient manner
torpor
noun: lacking in energy, or sluggish in functioning.

(torpid : slow, dull, apathetic)
licentious
adjective: freedom relative to moral discipline, sexual restraint, or behaving in a manner inconsistent
charisma
noun: influence or authority over large numbers of people.
vestige
noun: a trace or visible sign left by something vanished lost.
peremptory
adjective: absolute, final, haughty, dicatorial
audacious
adjective: bold, adventurous, intrepid
monolithic
adjective: anything that is one massive whole, exhibiting solid conformity and one harmonious pattern throughout.
obelisk
noun: a four-sided monolithic pillar, tapering as it rises and terminating in a pyramid
akimbo
adjective/adverb: the expression arms akimbo means a person's hands are placed on the hips with elbows extended outward.
cursory
adjective: superficially done; done hastily without taking note of details
eponym
noun: derivation of a name of a city, country, era, institution, or other place or thing from the name of a person
penchant
noun: strong taste or liking for something.
asinine
adjective: silly, stupid, unintelligent