egalitarian
egalitarian
/ɪˌɡæɫəˈtɛɹiən/
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Marx’s criticism of capitalism is that capitalism replaces this egalitarian collaboration with conflict.
And their one- to two-dozen dog packs are surprisingly egalitarian.
The left they were part of certainly wanted to create a more egalitarian society.

lilliputian
lilliputian
/ˌɫɪɫəpˈjuʃən/
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herculean
herculean
/hɝkˈjuɫiən/
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But through sort of Herculean effort, Stanton manages.
parisian
parisian
/pɝˈɪʒən/
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They invaded the Parisian palace where the royal family lived—and forced new elections for a National Convention.
It was their first foray into the adult world, into the realm of Parisian fashion and industry.
He called for the return of the Parisian parliament after their normal autumn break.

stentorian
stentorian
/stɛntˈoːɹiən/
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gargantuan
gargantuan
/ɡɑɹˈɡæntʃuən/
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- Your burgers are gargantuan.
And then there were the discomforts imposed by his gargantuan frame.
The Disneyland turkey leg is a time-honored tradition of eating a gargantuan hunk of meat on a stick.

quotidian
quotidian
/kwɑːtˈɪdiən/
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bacchanalian
bacchanalian
/bˌækɐnˈeɪliən/
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It was, in every sense, bacchanalian.
protean
protean
/ˈpɹoʊtiən/, /pɹoʊˈtiən/
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He talks about the protean nature of its body.
plebeian
plebeian
/pɫəˈbiən/
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Also, Aurelia was no plebeian.
arthurian
arthurian
/ɑɹˈθʊɹiən/
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Wace added another centerpiece of Arthurian lore to Geoffrey’s sword, castle, and wizard: the Round Table.
[Jenna] I don't think the Arthurian legends have a lot of identity hiding.
That's not what Arthurian legend's about. -
willful
willful
/ˈwɪɫfəɫ/
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We have a massive potential for sort of willful blindness.
Trying brings willful control into the mix, and that’s opposite to the spontaneous nature of inspiration.
You see a willful ignorance.
truthful
truthful
/ˈtɹuθfəɫ/
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You know, and I was talking about my finances and I was truthful.
He told me to stay truthful and use my own personal experiences.
If it's good, I'll be truthful.
regretful
regretful
/ɹɪˈɡɹɛtfəɫ/
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neglectful
neglectful
/nɪˈɡɫɛktfəɫ/
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He came from a neglectful home and sustained permanent damage to the front of his mouth.
frightful
frightful
/ˈfɹaɪtfəɫ/
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The old jump out from behind a corner trick or using sound to set a more generally frightful mood.
But the price we paid for it was frightful.
- Things are looking frightful for my town

fretful
fretful
/ˈfɹɛtfəɫ/
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