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clamor
V. to demand noisily. To shout loudly and insistently
n. A loud, chaotic noise, usually made by a group or from multiple sources
conspiratorial
plotting or planning, revealing alliances, seeming to conspire
Relating to or suggestive of a secret plan made by a group of people to do something unlawful or harmful.
contrite
Feeling and/or showing sincere remorse or penitence
deeply sorry for wrongdoing, affected by guilt
crass
without refinement, gross, classless, vulgar, insensitive, thoughtless, lacking sensitivity, unsophisticated, crude
heathen
N A person who does not follow Abrahamic religion, especially a polytheist.
Not adhering to major monotheistic (Abrahamic) religion
[when used as a slur] Uncultured, uncivilized, savage, philistine
hiatus
a break, an unexpected gap or opening, a pause or gap in a sequence, series, or process.
irrelevant
Not related, not important, not applicable, not pertinent, trivial, off topic, extraneous, not germane
mar
To disfigure, to impair the appearance of, to spoil, detract from, blemish, scar, deface, damage the image of, blight, tarnish, sully
mutable
Liable to change, fluctuating, inconsistent, fluid, erratic, variable, shifting, protean, unreliable, capricious, erratic, fickle, mercurial, volatile
officious
acting official or in charge in an annoying or meddlesome way.
Asserting authority in an annoyingly domineering way, especially in regard to trivial matters.
pall
A cloth spread over a corpse, coffin, hearse, or tomb; a shroud
a dark covering, especially of smoke, dust, or similar matter
providence
God’s grace, the protective care of God or Nature as a spiritual power, divine intervention or will, especially when merciful.
snivel
to weep or cry, to whine, to sniffle
to cry in a weak or nervous way
A weak or whimpery noise made when crying
transitory
Temporary, fleeting, transient, brief, short-lived, not permanent, ephemeral, fugacious
whet
To sharpen [especially a tool or weapon], to put an edge onto, to hone, to focus [also can be used figuratively, as in an appetite or attention]
