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TOEFL Vocab: Global Words
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1. A person holding religious beliefs other than those of the main world religions.
forestalling
pagan
textiles
secular
2. The ceremony of installing a new monarch
medieval
investiture
ethics
egalitarian
3. Very strict in matters of religious or moral conduct
puritanical
suppressed
conscript
hinterland
4. A clergyman or other person in religious orders
forestalling
subsequent
ecclesiastic
precedent
5. A subdivision of a larger religious group - A relatively small group that has broken away from an established denomination
lineage
maritime
patronage
sect
6. Code of morality
forestalling
primogeniture
stratify
ethics
7. Having superior power and influence
medieval
eunuchs
concubine
paramount
8. Kept from public knowledge by various means; held back
aristocracy
suppressed
matrilineal
eradicate
9. Devotion and reverence to God
manifestation
status
piety
paramount
10. Natural - inborn
deity
innate
harem
prophesized
11. Mistress
faction
congregate
autonomy
concubine
12. Royal authority; supreme power and authority
pagan
primogeniture
faction
sovereignty
13. A belief - principle - or teaching
positivism
doctrine
patronage
imperial
14. A fortified military post where troops are stationed
fealty
aristocracy
garrison
monopoly
15. Independence; self-determination - political independence
autonomy
mystic
doctrine
nationalism
16. Any igniter that is used to initiate the burning of a propellant; mix together different elements
fuse
hinterland
hierarchy
scorn
17. Living quarters reserved for wives and concubines and female relatives in a Muslim household
innate
harem
abdicate
medieval
18. To come together in a group or crowd - assemble
primogeniture
ideology
affiliation
congregate
19. Centered on a specific ethnic group - usually one's own
sedentary
ethnocentric
subordinate
abdicate
20. Decaying or decayed - especially in terms of morals - downfall
hierarchy
decadent
despot
investiture
21. Strive to equal or match - especially by imitating
emulate
fealty
forestalling
deity
22. To stop; delay - hinder
inevitable
pluralism
ideology
forestalling
23. Outward demonstration; indication of the presence of something;
indigenous
abdicate
manifestation
lineage
24. Divide society into social classes or castes; to arrange in layers
heretic
patrilineal
stratify
emulate
25. The combination of parts to make a whole
maritime
synthesis
eradicate
heretic
26. Open disrespect for a person or thing - look down on with disdain
faction
scorn
subsequent
secular
27. The act of being formally connected or joined
ethnocentric
patrilineal
affiliation
lineage
28. Faithfulness; allegiance; loyalty
matrilineal
paramount
fealty
deity
29. Following in time or order - following - coming after or later
subsequent
mystic
congregate
monopoly
30. Woven materials; cloth
pluralism
textiles
manifestation
heretic
31. Predicted; foretold
prophesized
positivism
manifestation
abdicate
32. Regard with feelings of respect and reverence
forestalling
venerate
despot
mystic
33. The most powerful members of a society (some with hereditary titles)
aristocracy
harem
stratify
venerate
34. Believers - followers
adherents
positivism
fuse
hierarchy
35. Lower in rank or position - secondary; one who is in a lower position or under the orders of someone else;
faction
subordinate
ecclesiastic
ethics
36. To wipe out; to destroy
imperial
patrilineal
eradicate
hierarchy
37. Otherworldly; mysterious; enigmatic
manifestation
mystic
inextricable
ecclesiastic
38. Relating to or belonging to the Middle Ages
medieval
vigor
primogeniture
status
39. A group - usually a small part of a larger group - united around some cause
faction
sovereignty
indigenous
ethics
40. Based on or tracing descent through the male line
heretic
innate
papacy
patrilineal
41. To move or act with haste; proceed with haste; hurry
piety
hastened
patrilineal
suppressed
42. Native to a certain area
primogeniture
indigenous
sect
pluralism
43. Of recognized authority or excellence; relating to ancient Greece or Rome
decadent
classical
advent
inextricable
44. Incapable of being solved or untangled
inextricable
eunuchs
doctrine
textiles
45. Relating to or associated with an empire
patronage
imperial
subsequent
concubine
46. Relating to or involving ships or shipping or navigation or seamen
sovereignty
maritime
theocracy
medieval
47. Right of inheritance belongs exclusively to the eldest son; seniority by birth
congregate
concubine
primogeniture
monasticism
48. A cruel and oppressive dictator - tyrant
monopoly
mortality
despot
innate
49. Worldly; not pertaining to church matters or religion
imperial
doctrine
ecclesiastic
secular
50. Largely inactive - accustomed to sitting
status
sedentary
pastoral
sect