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Adhere
- intr. v.
- To stick fast or together by
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Aggregate
- adj.
- Gathered together into a mass
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Dissimulate
- tr. v.
- To conceal under a false apperance (lie)
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Egregious
- adj.
- Outstandingly bad; flagrant
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Ensemble
- n.
- Any unit that contributes to a single effect
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Facsimile
- n.
- An exact reproduction or copy
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Gregarious
- adj.
- Enjoying the company of others
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Inherent
- adj.
- Existing as an essential, natural part
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Segregate
- tr. v.
- To isolate or separate from others
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Semblance
- n.
- An outward ortoken appearance; form
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Affront
- tr. v.
- To insult intentionally
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Altercation
- n.
- A heated and noisy quarrel
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Antagonist
- n.
- One who opposes another; adversary
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Bellicose
- adj.
- Warlike in manner or temperament
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Breach
- n.
- A breaking up r disruption of friendly relations
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Dissension
- n.
- A difference of opinion
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Rancor
- n.
- Bitter, long-lastingresentment; ill will
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Retribution
- n.
- Something demanded in repayment
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Schism
- n.
- A separation or division into factions
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Arbitration
- n.
- The impartial settlement of a dispute
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Attaché
- n.
- A person assigned to a diplomatic office
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consulate
- n.
- The premises occupied by a consul
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Covenant
- n.
- A binding agreement made by two parties
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Discretion
- n.
- Quality of exhibiting a cautious reserve
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Emissary
- n.
- Agent who represents the interests of a group
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Entente
- n.
- An agreemetn between two or more governments
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Machiavellian
- adj.
- Of an amoral political doctrine
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Protocol
- n.
- Ceremony and etiquette observed by diplomats
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Status Quo
- n.
- The existing state of affairs
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