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Gibberish
nonsense; unintelligible speech
Inimical
unfriendly; hostile; injurious
Nexus
a link, a tie, a bond
Coeval
Of the same time period
Dilatory
tending to delay or procrastinate
Convoluted
Complicated; intricate
Entreat
To earnestly request or petition
Anecdote
A short account of an incident
Incumbent
Obligatory; necessary
Churlish
boorish or vulgar
Promulgate
To announce; to make known
Staid
Showing dignity and often strait-laced propriety
Livid
extremely angry
Lurid
Shocking;explicit
Cogent
Convincing Reasonable