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repertory

A collection of plays, dances, or musical pieces that a company is prepared to perform.

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canonized

To officially include a character or story into the recognized, authoritative timeline or…

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padawan

A Jedi apprentice or trainee, specifically one who is studying under the guidance of a…

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poignancy

A quality that evokes a keen sense of sadness, regret, or deep emotional impact.

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foregrounding

The act of emphasizing or prioritizing specific elements within a narrative or artistic…

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hallucinatory

Relating to or involving perceptions that appear real but lack an external physical…

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intersperses

To scatter or place things here and there among other items at intervals.

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moodscape

A cinematic or artistic environment or atmosphere characterized by a pervasive emotional…

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pantomime

An absurd or insincere performance or ritual performed to satisfy social expectations or…

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subverting

To undermine, invalidate, or challenge the established expectations, rules, or authority…

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machiavellian

Characterized by cunning, scheming, and unscrupulous actions, especially in politics or…

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ventriloquism

The art or practice of speaking in such a way that the voice seems to come from a source…

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escrima

A Filipino martial art that primarily uses sticks, blades, or other improvised weapons…

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bihon

A thin, translucent rice noodle used in traditional Filipino cuisine.

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frictionlessness

The state or quality of having no resistance or obstacles; in the context of technology,…

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spotlit

Illuminated or highlighted by a focused beam of light, especially on a stage or in a…

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disaggregating

The process of breaking down complex or aggregate data into smaller, more specific…

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interactionalist

Relating to a social theory that emphasizes the importance of individuals' daily…

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macrame

A form of textile production that uses knotting rather than weaving or knitting to create…

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galleon

A large, heavy, square-rigged sailing ship with three or more masts, used primarily by…

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pandanus

A tropical palm-like plant with long, fibrous leaves frequently used in many Pacific and…

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immediacy

The quality of being direct, urgent, or occurring without delay, often evoking a sense of…

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arcane

Known or understood by only a few; mysterious, secret, or requiring specialized knowledge…

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conceptualists

Artists who prioritize the ideas, theories, or intellectual concepts behind their work…

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personhood

The status of being considered a person, including the rights, responsibilities, and…

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intubated

Having had a tube inserted into the body, specifically into the trachea to maintain an…

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commemorating

Serving as a tribute or memorial to a person, event, or idea by remembering and honoring…

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eradicating

The act of completely destroying, removing, or putting an end to something undesirable.

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expunge

To completely erase, obliterate, or remove something, typically a memory, record, or…

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dunking

The act of submerging something, or in colloquial/Internet slang, criticizing or mocking…

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backfilled

To supply missing information or content retroactively to complete a data set, document,…

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convent

A religious community of individuals, typically women, living under monastic vows, or the…

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mythic

Relating to or characteristic of a myth; having a legendary, larger-than-life, or…

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uncensored

Not subjected to the removal, alteration, or suppression of material considered…

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bathhouse

A building or structure, often public, containing facilities for bathing.

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massing

The arrangement of the physical bulk, volume, and proportions of a building's structure…

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upzone

To change the zoning regulations of a specific area to allow for higher density…

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electability

The perceived ability of a candidate to win an election based on their appeal to the…

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democratizer

Something or someone that makes a process, system, or opportunity more accessible and…

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kumys

A fermented dairy drink traditionally made from the milk of mares, common among nomadic…

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steppe

A large area of flat, unforested grassland in southeastern Europe or Siberia.

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ghostwriter

A professional writer who is hired to write literary or journalistic works, speeches, or…

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humanism

A philosophy or cultural approach that emphasizes the value, dignity, and potential of…

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nuvee

The specific title or award designation given to the winning filmmaker of the Nukhufest…

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docos

Informal term for documentary films or short-form documentary projects.

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survivalist

A person who believes in, prepares for, or actively practices techniques for surviving…

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unanchored

Lacking a secure foundation, steadying influence, or formal integration, leaving…

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connoisseurs

People who have a great deal of knowledge about the fine arts, or who are expert judges…

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