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differentiate 
1
 | deeply established; firmly rooted |
| the temporary halting of usual operations of government or control; the time between two reigns |
| set apart; distinguish; perceive or show the difference in or between |
| foretell; tell in advance; indicate likelihood of; portend |
doctrinaire
2
| easily influenced; flexible; pliable |
| oddity; departure from that which is stated, regular, or usual; deviation from the center |
| take possession of; transfer another's property to oneself |
| unable to compromise about points of doctrine; unyielding |
ductile
3
| deeply established; firmly rooted |
| easily influenced; flexible; pliable |
| loose bands of; set free; disunite; scatter |
| take possession of; transfer another's property to oneself |
engulf
4
| pleasing or agreeable to ear; having a pleasant sound |
| drink in; absorb or take in as if by drinking |
| permanent; impossible to dissolve, disintegrate, or decompose |
| absorb or swallow up as in a gulf; flow over or cover completely |
enigmatic
5
| an outer, protective layer of skin of vertebrates |
| acting in strength, firmness, or resilience |
| mock; laugh at with contempt and derision |
| obscure; puzzling; not easily explained or accounted for |
epidermis
6
| mutually destructive; equally devastating to both sides |
| permanent; impossible to dissolve, disintegrate, or decompose |
| an outer, protective layer of skin of vertebrates |
| the warmth of disposition and manners; kindliness; sympathy |
execrable
7
| very bad; extremely inferiorl; intolerable; very hateful |
| not effective; unable to produce the desired result |
| manner of walking or stepping; bearing or carriage while moving; walk; the rate of moving |
| unable to compromise about points of doctrine; unyielding |
fracas
8
| very bad; extremely inferiorl; intolerable; very hateful |
| set apart; distinguish; perceive or show the difference in or between |
| noisy, disorderly fight or quarrel; disturbance |
| being an artificial and inferior substitute or imitation |
fulsome
9
| offensively flattering or insincere; offensive; disgusting |
| matchless; not able to be imitated |
| speak distinctly; state or set forth precisely or systematically; pronounce; articulate |
| consisting of letters; written in the form of or carried on by letters |
furor
10
| the warmth of disposition and manners; kindliness; sympathy |
| oddity; departure from that which is stated, regular, or usual; deviation from the center |
| wrestle; come to grips with; seize firmly, as with the hands |
| great excitement; public disorder or uproar |