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166. stoic (adj)
not affected by pain, passion, or feeling; impassive
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167. stygian (adj)
infernal; gloomy; dark; referring to the river Styx in mythology
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168. stymie (n)(vb)
a thoroughly distressing and thwarting situation
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169. subjugation (n)
to force to submit to control and governance; enslave
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170. subservience (n)
being useful in an inferior capacity; subordination, fawning in behavior or attitude of less importance
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171. subvert (vb)
to pervert or corrupt by an undermining of morals, allegiance, or faith; to cause downfall, to overthrow
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172. supercilious (adj)
haughtily contemptuous; proud; arrogrant pride
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173. surrealistic (adj)
having the intense irrational reality of a dream
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174. syllogism (n)
deductive reasoning; a subtle, specious, or crafty argument
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175. temerity (n)
unreasonable or foolhardy contempt of danger or opposition; audacity; recklessness
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176. tenuous (adj)
having little substance or strength; flimsy; weak
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177. throe (n)
pang; spasm; hard or painful struggle
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178. torpor (n)
inactivity; sluggish; lethargy
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179. totalitarianism (n)
absolute control by the state or a government
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180. trenchant (adj)
sharp; biting; perceptive; caustic; incisive
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