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| impasse, deadlock, standstill, stalemate |
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| fundamentally different, entirely unlikely |
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| lower in esteem, reduce the quality, corrupt, debauch, deprave, subvert, pervert, vitiate |
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| disprove, rebuttal, refutation, expose as false, exaggerated, worthless etc; ridicule |
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| state of collapse caused by illness or old age |
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| decry, express disapproval, objurgate, disparage, deprecate |
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| provide for the payment of |
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| strip the priest or minister of church authority |
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| false leader, person who appeals to peoples prejudice |
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| belittle, blacken, deorgate |
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| regular, visitor, inhabitant, resident |
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| remove from office, dethrone |
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| negligent, careless, abandoned |
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| gloomy, depressing, saturnine |
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| tyranny, authoritarian, harsh |
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| invariable, having a fixed order or procedure |
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| something that discourages, hinders |
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| detraction, slander, vilify, traduce |
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| roundabout, erratic, not straightforward |
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| be transferred to another, delegated to another |
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| mutual or reciprocal, relating to the art of debate |
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| bitter scolding, invective, vituperative, vitriolic |
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| resolve; measurement or calculation; decision |
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| split; branching in 2 parts especially contradicting ones |
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