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archaic
Characteristic of a much earlier or primitive period // Antiquated; out-of-date
archetype
An original model or type from which similar forms are copied
archipelago
A group of many islands or the sea containing them // A group of separate entities contained within a defined area
archive(s)
The collected records of an organization, institution, or public person (Archives can also refer to the place in which such records are stored)
anarchy
Absence of any form of government or political authority // disorder and confusion
oligarchy
Government by the few, especially a faction of persons or families
demagogue
a leader or agitator who appeals to people’s passions and prejudices rather than to their reason
demographer
One who studies the characteristics of populations and analyzes data such as numbers, births, deaths, diseases, and other vital statistics
endemic
Commonly found in a particular region or among a particular people
pandemic
spread throughout a wide geographic area; worldwide
gregarious
liking companionship; sociable // tending to live or move in groups of one’s own kind
aggregation
a large group or collection of people, animals, or things
egregious
Extraordinarily bad; flagrant
icon
an image, representation, or symbol // a representation or picture of a sacred personage or event, traditionally painted on wooden panels in the manner of Eastern Orthodox churches // a person greatly admired for a particular talent, quality, or service
iconoclastic
breaking or destroying images (referring especially to a movement to destroy images in Eastern Orthodox churches during the ninth and tenth centuries and a later Protestant movement) // attacking or overthrowing tradition or popular ideas, institutions, or conventions
conducive
promoting; contributing (used with to); helpful
induce
to persuade; to influence // to cause; to bring about
traduce
to slander; to speak falsely or maliciously of
redoubt
a small fort defending an important point // a place of refuge or defense
hegemony
dominance, especially of one political body over another
exegesis
a thorough explanation or interpretation, especially of a sacred text
annunciation
an announcement; a proclamation // in Christianity, the announcement by the angel Gabriel to Mary that she would give brith to the son of God
renunciation
an action or statement in which something is given up, rejected, abandoned, or sacrificed
polity
an organized society, such as a nation, state, church, or other organization, having a specific form of government
politic
wise; prudent; sagacious // expedient; taking advantage of the moment; shrewd
potentate
monarch; a ruler possessing great power
puissant
mighty; powerful; forceful
regalia
emblems and symbols of royalty, rank, office, or institution // finery; elaborate attire
regency
the office or period of office of a regent; one who administers for a monarch, especially in England (1811-1820) and France (1715-1723) // a style of dress, furniture, and architecture characteristic of the regency period in England
viceroy
a governor or ruler exercising authority on behalf of a soverign in a province or colony