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Acquisitive
strong urge to acquire or possess things
Adhere
stick firmly to something; to obey
Adversary
opponent
Adversity
state of hardship or misfortune
Arbitration
process of settling a dispute with a neutral third party
Assonance
Repetition of vowel sounds in nearby words
Awe
wonder with reverence + fear
Brutality
savage physcial violence
Cumulative
increasing accumulatively
Discernible
able to be recognized/noticed
Disdain
The feeling that someone/something is beneath respect
Disfigure
spoil the appearance of something
Doggedness
persistent determination
Dynastic
Relating to a succession of rulers from the same family
Ecstasy
overwhelming feeling of happiness
Egocentric
thinking only of yourself, self centered
Egotistical
excessively self absorbed/conceited
Embodiment
visible representation of an idea/quality
Emphatic
expressing something forcibly and clearly
Euphoric
feeling intense excitement or happiness
Fanaticism
excessive obsessive enthusiasm for a cause or belief
Flamboyant
attraction attention due to style/confidence
Fleeting
lasting for a very short time
Forebode
predict that something bad will happen
Foreshadow
to hint or indicate at a future event
Fruitless
failing to achieve a desired result
Fusion
combing two or more into one
Futile
Incapable of producing any useful result; pointless
Habitual
done out of habit
Heir
someone who inherits property or a title (legally)
Hyperbole
exaggeration
idyllic
peaceful, beautiful, happy
incoherent
expressed in a confusing or unclear way
inextinguishable
can’t put out
indicative
sign or indication of something
dynastic vs heir
dynastic is about entire families, heir is about discussions of inheritance
ecstasy vs euphoric
ecstasy is uncontrollable, transcendent, euphoric is controlled, less extreme
indicative vs foreshadow vs forebode
indicative is used when there’s evidence to show a result, forebode is used as a dreadful warning, foreshadow is meant as a clue to prepare
egocentric vs egotistical
egocentric is about a way of thinking/perspective, egotistical is about behavior vs attitiude
fruitless vs futile
fruitless is about lack of results from efforts, futile is lack of point in the effort in the first place