Thomas Jefferson list 12

coldest

1. not hot or warm
2. not kind or emotional

economic

1 of or relating to the economy
2 that which is efficient or makes good financial sense.

gradual

adjective, happening slowly but steadily;
adverb, gradually.

republic

a country in which the supreme power is held by the people or their elected representatives, or by an elected or nominated president, but not by a king or a queen.

burdens

1 an oppressive duty,
obligation, task, expense
emotion, etc.
2 a load,
especially a heavy one;
adjective, burdensome.

contrary

adjective, I oppositional, unfavorable, or adverse
2 obstinate or awkward.

democratic

1 of, like, practicing, advocating, or constituting democracy or a democracy
2 favoring social
equality.

executive

a senior person or body of persons in a business or government organization with managerial or administrative responsibility.

realities

1 what is real or existent
2 the real nature of a thing or the truth that underlies appearances.

routine

1 a regular way of doing things
2 a set sequence in performance, especially a dance, comedy act, etc.
3 (in computing) a
sequence of instructions
for performing a task.

tiresome

1. I boring
   2 annoying.

sighted

(sighted; sighting) to see
or observe something.

summoning

to order
somebody to come or
appear
2 'to summon
up'

concluding

Pres. Part. of: conclude

inseparably

adverb, in a manner that shows one is unable or unwilling to be separated;

linked

to connect or join two things together

misery

1. great unhappiness or suffering
2. a specific event which has caused suffering
3. someone who is miserable or always complaining

thrived

1. to grow strongly and healthily
2. to prosper

acquainted

1. to become acquainted with
2. to familiarize yourself with something
3. to make somebody aware of something

draftsmanship

having or showing skill in making drawings or plans

ravaging

1. to devastate
2. to plunder

undertook

1. to make oneself responsible for, engage in, or enter upon work, an enterprise, a responsibility, etc.
2. to accept an obligation

clattering

1. to make a rattling sound
2. to talk noisily
3. to fall or move

cuckoo

a type of bird

readied

to make ready or prepare for use

shod

to fit

sprung

1. to move or leap rapidly or suddenly
2. to originate or arise from something
3. to come into being or appear, especially suddenly

customarily

1. usually
2. customary

glimpse

1. a momentary or partial view
2. a momentary and fleeting appearance

holder

1. a device or implement for holding something
2. the possessor of a title

plank

a long, flat piece of sawn wood used for flooring

sealing

1. to stamp or fasten with a seal
2. to certify as correct with a seal or stamp
3. to settle or decide
4. to put barriers around an area to prevent entry or exit.

telescope

a tube with lenses at each end, through which you can see distant things more clearly

circumstance

1. a fact, condition, event. Connected with someone or something.
2. one's state of financial or material welfare

ego

self

finances

1. the money or resources of a state, company, or person
2. the management of money

productive

1. that which produces a lot of things
2. useful

absurdity

the wildly unreasonable illogical, or inappropriate nature of an event, situation, person, etc.

accusers

a person who states and maintains that another person has committed a crime, made a mistake, etc.

adding

1. to increase
2. to put one thing with another
3. to add up

cited

1. to provide as an instance
2. to quote from a passage, book, or author in support of an argument

dashing

1. spirited
2. attractive
3. stylish

prompting

1. to cause or encourage somebody to do something
2. to remind an actor of his words

seconding

to support a proposal, motion, etc.

compile

to collect and arrange information

enabled

to make something possible for somebody

evaluated

to estimate the worth of something

indicted

1. to criticize or find fault with
2. to formally accuse someone of a crime

mastery

1. to give an account of something
2. to tell a story
3. narrative
4. narrator

rifled

1. search thoroughly
2. to rob of all that can be found

variations

1. a different type of something
2. a departure from a former or normal condition, action, or from a standard or type
3. the act or instance of varying
4. a repetition of a theme in a changed, more complex form

impartial

not favoring one side

obviate

to get around or do away with a need

unmerited

1. undeserved
2. unearned

adjacent

near or next to

ceaselessly

1. without end
2. relentlessly

cloths

a piece of cloth

presses

1. to hasten determinedly
2. to apply steady force to something
3. to compress or apply pressure to a thing to flatten, shape, or smooth it, as by ironing
4. to squeeze
5. to embrace
6. to exert
7. to make an insistent deman

rapidity

1. speed
2. swiftness

scribbling

1. write hurriedly, untidily, or carelessly
2. to draw carelessly

wastes

1. to wear away gradually
2. to make or become weak
3. to devastate or ruin
4. to fail to use
5. to be expended without useful outcome or result

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