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SUBJUGATE

v. to bring under control; to conquer or subdue
syn: dominate

CONJUGAL

adj. of or related to marriage
syn: marital

CONTIGUOUS

adj. touching on one side; sharing a border or borders
syn: adjoining

CONTINGENT

adj. possible; conditional

INFRANGIBLE

adj. unable to be broken or removed; inalienable
syn: indisputable

DEFRAY

v. to pay or supply the money for

SUFFRAGE

n. the right to vote

REFRACT

v. to filter through a lens or medium

TRANSECT

v. to divide by cutting across

SECTARIAN

adj. of or having to do with a sect; limited
syn: narrow-minded

SINECURE

n. a job that brings a salary or reward without requiring work; a job in name only

INCURIOUS

adj. not inclined to seek knowledge; idle

PROCURE

v. to get with some effort
syn: obtain

INTERNECINE

adj. causing many deaths on all sides of a conflict

INNOCUOUS

adj. not causing harm or injury

SOLACE

n. a comfort or consolation

INCONSOLABLE

adj. very sad; unable to be comforted

SALUBRIOUS

adj. promoting good health
syn: wholesome
ant: deleterious

SALUTARY

adj. having a positive or healthy result

SALUTATION

n. an act of greeting

ARTIFICE

n. clever trickery; deception

ARTLESS

adj. without strategy or deceit; naive

INERT

adj. not having power to move; slow to act
syn: lifeless
ant: animated

ICON

n. an image that best represents something; a symbol

ICONOCLAST

n. a person who attacks or mocks things most people believe in

ICONOGRAPHY

n. the study of a group of representative pictures or symbols

EMULATE

v. to seek to be like; to admiringly mimic
syn: imitate

INIMITABLE

adj. impossible to imitate or copy

PURVEYOR

n. one who supplies or sells

PROVISO

n. a clause or statement that gives instructions for a potential event or situation
syn: stipulation

PURVIEW

n. a range of skills or authority; a capability

JUDICIOUS

adj. having or showing good judgment
syn: wise
ant: imprudent

ADJUDICATE

v. to settle a dispute or argument

AMORAL

adj. not concerned about morality

MORES

n. attitudes and behaviors that are so firmly fixed that they are followed like laws
syn: ethics

MOROSE

adj. gloomy; ill-tempered
syn: sullen
ant: jolly

EXPIATE

v. to make up for doing wrong
syn: atone

IMPIOUS

adj. lacking respect for what should be worshiped
syn: irreverent
ant: devout

CONSECRATE

v. to set apart as holy; to give up to a purpose
syn: blessant
ant: profane

EXECRABLE

adj. very bad; hateful
syn: heinous
ant: hallowed

SACROSANCT

adj. so sacred or revered as to be off-limits