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Hugenotes
a french protestant, especially in the 16th & 17th centuries.
Debauched
unrestrainedly & immoraly self-indulgent.
Harangued
to criticize or question somebody, or try to persuade somebody to do something in a forceful angry way.
Forays
a sudden attack or raid by a military force.
Vanguard
the military divisions of an army or navy that led the advance into battle.
Condescension
behavior that implies that somebody is graciously lowering himself or herself to the level of people less important or intelligent.
Precarious
dangerously unstable, unsteady, uncertain, or insecure.
stipulated
to make a specific demand for something, usually as a condition in an agreement.
enumerated
to name a number of things on a list one by one.
perpetual
lasting for an indefinetly long time.
Peevish
bad-tempered, irritably, or tending to complain.
Odious
inspiring hatred, contempt, or disgust.
Conspicious
attracting attention through being unusual or remarkable: easily or clearly visible.
Effigies
a dummy, often roughly made & intentionally amusing or insulting, representing somebody disliked or despised.
Corpulent
somewhat overweight.
Tenacious
tending to stick firmly to any decision, plan, or doubting it.
Sedition
actions or words intended to provoke or incite rebellion against government authority, or actual rebellion against government authority.
Bedeviled
to be a continual source of problems or irritation to something or somebody.
Rebuff
to reject or snub an offer, advance, or approach made by somebody.
Trepidation
fear or uneasiness about the future or a future event.