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Despotism
Rule by cruel king
exemplary
Severe punishment as a warning for others
Herculean
Needing a lot of strenght determination effort
Grandiose
Complicated expensive
Aphasia
Loss of speech due to brain damage
epicurean
Hedonist
One who gives importance to pleasure
Celestial
Sky or heaven
Nursery
Place where young plants or trees are grown
Bagpipe
Musical instrument
Panthesim
Belief that god is everything and everything is god
Animism
Belief that every thing in this world ilke plants have a living soul
Caricature
Funny drawings
Cartoon
Drawing about politics and news
Bereft
Lacking
Lonely
Destitute
Bereft ( lacking ) food money
Irrevocable
One that cannot be called back
Irredeemable
Hopeless
That which cannot be corrected
Itinerant
One who travels from place to place to find work
Quack
One who claims to have medical knowledge
Cannibal
One who eats human flesh
Miserly
Hates to spend money
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Synonyms
Impregnable
Strong impossible to defeat
Transgressor
One who breaks law
Manoeuvre
Clever plan that is giving some advantage
Subterfuge
Dishonest
Strategem
To trick an opponent
Complicity
Act of taking part with another person in crime
Ineffable
Impossible to discuss
Appalling
Shocking
Stupendous
Impressive or extremly large
Interment
Act of burying
Ethnology
Study of races of human
Genealogy
Study of family history
Stowaway
A person who hides in a ship or plane to go freely
Stoker
Person to add coal or fuel in ships or steam engine
Compositor
Person who arranges text before printing
Shipwright
Ship builder or ship carpenter who builds ship
Circumstantial
Clues in crime to suggest but not enough to prove
Windfall
Windfall
An amount of money recieved unexpectedly
Turnstile
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Perquisite
Bonus like
Honorarium
Amount given for a free service
Sinecure
Job u are paid for even though little or no work
Prerogative
Advantage of belonging to a group
Flux
Continuous change or movement
Dynamism
Energy or enthusiasm to make a thing succed
Rotunda
Circular building with dome
Dome - circular roof
Edifice
Spire
Large impressive building
Sign or pointed structure at the top of a building especially on church
Cosmopolitan
World citizenship
Internationalist
One who believes all country must together
Elope
Run away with lover
Hereditary
Given to a child before it is born
Science of heridity
Genetics
Pedant
Pedant
Person concerned with small rules while learning or teaching
Lost hope
Despair
Debauchery
Immoral in sex alcohol drugs
Jauntily
Lively
Cheerfully
Lousily
Bad or dirty
Jocular
Zealously
Humorous
Barometer
Atmospheric pressure measurement
Metronome
Used by musicians to maintain the rythem
Magnate
Rich person
Pseudonym
Fictious name instead of real name
Protocol
System with fixed rules
Abdicate
To quit
Abduct
Abort
To kidnap
To end
Despotic
Cruel ruler
Referendum
Occasion when all people can vote on important issue