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defray

To provide for the payment of; to pay or bear the cost of (such as expenses).

interloper

One that intrudes in a place or sphere of official/private activity; an illegal or unlicensed trader.

Fatuous

Complacently or inanely foolish; silly, pointless, or senseless.

Patronizing

showing or characterized by a superior attitude towards others : marked by condescension

Accede

To express approval or give consent (to agree); to enter upon an office or position.

Errant

Traveling or wandering in search of adventure (e.g., knight-errant); straying from the proper course or standards; moving about aimlessly.

phlegmatic

Having or showing a slow or stolid temperament; unemotional or calm in temperament.

prostrate

Lying stretched out on the ground with face downward; completely overcome, helpless, or exhausted.

jocund

Marked by or suggestive of high spirits and lively mirthfulness; cheerful and merry.

sanguine

Marked by eager hopefulness; confidently optimistic; relating to blood or having a blood-red color.

hegemony

Preponderant influence or authority over others; social, cultural, or economic influence exertable by a dominant group.

lassitude

A condition of weariness, fatigue, or indolence; a state of physical or mental sluggishness.

licentious

Lacking moral restraint; disregarding accepted rules or standards, especially in sexual matters.

presumptuous

Overstepping proper bounds (as of courtesy or formality); taking liberties or overly bold.

indolent

Averse to activity, effort, or exertion; habitually lazy; causing little or no pain (as a medical condition).

chasten

To correct by punishment or suffering; to inflict punishment on; to cause to be more humble or restrained.

corporeal

Having, consisting of, or relating to a physical body; substantial or tangible as opposed to spiritual.

enumerate

To specify one by one; to count off or name individually in a list.

didactic poetry

Poetry designed or intended to teach a moral lesson, convey instruction, or impart knowledge.

Enjambment

The continuation of a sentence or syntactic unit beyond the end of a line, couplet, or stanza of verse without a pause or terminal punctuation mark.