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Indignation

A strong feeling of anger or annoyance provoked by what is perceived as unjust treatment, often related to social or political issues.

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melee

A confused fight or skirmish involving multiple people, typically characterized by chaotic and tumultuous action.

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barrage

A concentrated artillery bombardment or a sustained attack of any kind, often used in military contexts.

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implicated

Involved in or connected to wrongdoing or criminal activity, suggesting that someone may bear responsibility or be accountable for a particular action.

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caste

A hierarchical social system where individuals are classified into distinct groups based on birth, occupation, or socio-economic status, often with restrictions on interaction and mobility.

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inextricable

Impossible to separate or disentangle; deeply interconnected, often used to describe complex relationships or issues.

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breach

An act of breaking or failing to observe a law, agreement, or code of conduct; it can lead to legal consequences or a breakdown in trust.

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acrid

Having a strong, unpleasant taste or smell; often sharp and irritating to the senses.

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superfluous

Unnecessary or excessive; more than what is needed.

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discern

To perceive or recognize something clearly; to distinguish or identify differences.

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arbitrary

Based on random choice or personal whim, rather than any reason or system.

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relegate

To assign to a lower position or reduce in rank or importance.

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alleging

To claim or assert something, often without proof.

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paternalism

The policy or practice of influencing or controlling individuals or groups for their own good, often without their consent.

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shrewd

Having sharp powers of judgment; astute.