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| Pomp | Magnificent or ostentatious display especially in costume. A grade procession, pagent. |
| Pompous | Marked by assumed statliness, overbearing. |
| Skulk | To move around furtively or slily. To lie close, keep hidden or lurk. Also, to shirk, evade work or responsibility. |
| Effervescent | The escape of bubbles of gas from a liquid otherwise than by bubbling. The condition of a substance resulting therefrom. A bubling up. Irrepressible excitment. |
| Contraband | Prohibited or excluded as by military law, forbidden. Contraband good or trade. |
| Pacify | To brin peace to. To ally the anger. Appease, calm. |
| Pacifist | One who opposes military ideals. |
| Derelict (adj) | abandoned by the owner or occupant; negligent. |
| Derelict (n) | something voluntarily abandoned; one that is not respnsible or acceptable member of society. |
| Apostate | Guilty of apostasy, false. |
| Apostacy | Desertion of ones faith, religion, party, or principles. |
| Apostatize | To forsake ones faith. |
| Placate | to appease the anger, pacify. |
| Placatory | tending or inteded to placate or appease. |
| Flagrant | openly scandalous, taging, burning, notorious, heinous, blazing. |
| Flagrant Synonyms | atrocious, disgraceful, enormous, flagitious, heinous, monstrous, outrageous, scandalous, shameful, shocking. |
| Indifference | the state of being unconcerned, lack of interest, low degree of excellence, slight importance. |
| Tarry (v) | to put off goijng or coming. To linger, to remain in the same place, abide, stay, to wait. |
| Tarry (adj) | covered in tar. |
| Flexible | capable of being bent, turned or twisted; without breaking, pliant, plastice. |
| Ardor (n) | warmth or intensity of pasion or affection, eagerness, vehemence, zeal, great heat - as of fire. |
| Ardent (adj) | vehement in emotion, intense, red glowing. |
| Conform | TO make like or similar in form of character with. To act in accord, correspond, comply, to become a conformist. |
| Tangible | perceptible by touch, within reach of touch. Figuativly: capable of being apprehended by the mind of definite shape, not elusive. |
| Intangible | Not Capable of being touched. |
| Array (v) | to arrange in order; to dress up esp. splendidly; to draw up in order of battle. |
| Array (n) | regular arrangement; rich apparel; a series of numbers in a statistical table. |
| Arrayal | the act or process of arraying. |
| Deviate | to turn aside from a straight or appointed way or course. To differ as in thought or belief |
| Surreptitious | accompled by a secret or improper means, clandestine. Acting secretly or by stealth, similar to skulk. |
| Hyperbole | poetic, rhetorical, overstatement, exaggeration |
| diverge | to extend or lie in different directions from the same point. To vary from a typical form. In math, to fail to converge toward a limit. |
| Offbeat | any secondary or weak beat in a measure(music) or Unconventional, out of the ordinary (slang) |
| Dogma | a doctrine formally proclaimed by a churcg, An accepted principle, maxim, tenet. |
| Dogmatic | marked by positive and authoritive assertion - stating opinions w/o evidence |
| Culminate | to attain the highest point or degree to come to a complete result; reach the final effect |
| Secular | of or pertaining to this world or the present life; not concerned with religion; not ecclesistical |
| Secularist | a person who bases morality on the well-being of mankind in this world w/o any consideration of religious systems and forms of worship. |
| Alacrity | cheerful willingness and promptitued |
