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Belief that war and violence are unjustified (one word substitution)
Neutralization
Pessimism
Naturalisation
Pacifism
Pacifism: A belief or philosophy that opposes war and violence as a means of resolving conflicts. Pacifists advocate for peaceful solutions to disputes and conflicts and may promote non-violent resistance or civil disobedience as a means of achieving their goals.
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One who criticizes popular beliefs which he thinks is mistaken or unwise (one word substitution)
Philistine
Iconoclast
Imposter
Cannibal
Iconoclast: An iconoclast is someone who challenges or criticizes widely accepted beliefs, customs, or institutions that they consider wrong or foolish. They often seek to destroy old beliefs and ideas that are considered outdated or no longer useful.
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Speed of an object in one (one word substitution)
direction
Pace
Tempo
Velodrome
Velodrome: A velodrome is a specialized track that is used for cycling races. It is designed in such a way that it is suitable for high-speed cycling, with steeply banked curves and a smooth surface.
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Occurring at night (one word substitution)
Nightly
Dark
Neurotic
Nocturnal
Nocturnal: Nocturnal refers to activities or behaviors that occur at night or are associated with the night. For example, many animals are nocturnal and are active during the night hours.
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To look at someone in an angry or threatening way (one word substitution)
Glower
Gnaw
Gnash
Grind
Glower: This means to look at someone or something in a way that conveys anger, hostility, or disapproval. Glowering can be a form of nonverbal communication and may be used to intimidate or express disdain.
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Property handed down after the death of a person (one word substitution)
Legacy
Legend
Patrimony
Inheritance
Inheritance: Property handed down after the death of a person. Inheritance refers to the property, assets, or rights that are passed down from one generation to another, typically after the death of the original owner.
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Body of a human being or animal embalmed for burial (one word substitution)
Corpse
Mummy
Morgue
Mortuary
Mummy: The preserved body of a deceased person or animal, often through a process of embalming or drying. Mummies are typically associated with ancient Egyptian burial practices, but they can also be found in other cultures and contexts.
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A short poem or speech addressed to the spectators after the conclusion of a drama (one word substitution)
Prologue
Dialogue
Epilogue
Monologue
Epilogue: An epilogue is a short poem or speech addressed to the spectators after the conclusion of a drama. It is a concluding section that provides a summary or reflection on the events that have taken place. Epilogues are often used in plays, movies, and books, and they serve to wrap up the story and leave a lasting impression on the audience.
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Constant efforts to achieve something (one word substitution)
Patience
Vigor
Attempt
Perseverance
Perseverance: It refers to the act of persisting in a course of action or purpose despite obstacles or difficulties. It is a key characteristic of successful people and is often seen as an essential ingredient for achieving goals and overcoming challenges. Perseverance requires determination, focus, and a willingness to overcome setbacks and failures.
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One who believes in no, government and therefore incites disorder in a State (one word substitution)
Monarchist
Anarchist
Autocrat
Naxalite
Anarchist: Someone who believes in the absence of government or authority and advocates for a stateless society. Anarchists often view governments and other forms of authority as oppressive and seek to create a society that is free from hierarchical structures and power imbalances.
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