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annihilate v.
conquer, destroy
anguish n.
suffering, sorrow
apathy n.
unconcern, indifference
automatons n.
robots, mechanisms
barracks n.
camps, quarters
betrayal n.
disloyalty, unfaithfulness
congregation n.
gathering, assembly
dysentery n.
intestinal infection
emaciated adj.
withered, scrawny
fascism n.
a government in which most of a country’s power is held by one ruler (controls everything)
gallows n.
hanging crossbeams
holocaust n.
destruction or slaughter on a mass scale n.
invective n.
abuse, criticism
lash v.
whip, beat
lament v.
mourn, weep
liquidation n.
closing, bankruptcy
notorious adj.
infamous, dishonorable
penury n.
poverty, destitution
tumult n.
commotion, confusion
waif n.
stray, orphan