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autonomy
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n. The quality or state of being self-governing; independence.
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circumspect
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adj. Cautious and prudent; heedful of consequences.
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composure
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n. Calmness of mind or bearing; self-control.
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edifice
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n. 1. A large, imposing structure or building.
2. A complex structure or system built up over time, as if it were a real building. |
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ensconce
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v. To settle or place securely or snugly.
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environs
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n. The area adjoining or surrounding a place.
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hapless
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adj. Marked by the absence of good luck; unfortunate.
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heinous
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adj. Shockingly evil or wicked.
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incognity
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adj. or adv. With one's identity concealed; unrecognized.
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indoctrinate
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v. 1. To teach or train the fundamentals.
2. To instill or teach from a partisan point of view. |
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interim
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n. An interval of time between events.
adj. Belonging to or taking place between events; temporary. |
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mausoleum
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n. A large and impressive tomb.
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pillage
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v. To rob and plunder.
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reverie
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1. The condition of being lost in thought.
2. A daydream. |
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thrall (thralldom)
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n. A loss of one's ability to act freely; a state over which one appears to have no control.
n. Slavery or bondage. |