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fermented undergone a chemical process in which sugars are converted into alcohol or acids by microorganisms

ethanolic relating to or containing ethanol (alcohol)

dopamine a chemical messenger in the brain that plays a role in pleasure, reward and motivation

endorphins natural chemicals in the body that reduce pain and create feelings of happiness or well-being

feasting the act of eating and celebrating together, often with abundant food and drink

conservation the protection and preservation of natural environments and wildlife

fibrous containing strong, thread-like structures (fibers), often making a material tough or difficult to chew

analogous comparable in certain aspects, typically in a way that makes understanding easier

ingest to take food, drink or substances into the body through eating or drinking

mischief playful or troublesome behavior that causes annoyance or minor problems

aggressive ready to attack or confront; behaving in a forceful or hostile way

vicinity the area near or surrounding a articular place

ancestor a person or species from whom one is descended, often far back in history

metabolise to process a substance in the body through chemical reactions, usually to produce energy

evolutionary relating to the gradual development of species or behaviors over long periods of time

alleged stated as a fact but without any proof

seizing to take somebody/something in your hand suddenly and using force

resort to to make use of something, especially something bad, as a means of achieving something, often because there is no other possible solution

fuels to increase something; to make something stronger

martyr a person who is killed because of their religious or political beliefs

legitimacy the quality of being based on a fair or acceptable reason

executioner a person whose job or role is to kill people as a punishment

coalitions a government formed by two or more political parties working together

vain too proud of your own appearance, abilitis or achievements

abomination a thing that is hated and considered extremely offensive

segregation the act or policy of separating people from different groups, for example people of different races, religions or sexes, and treating them in a different way

condemnation an expression of very strong disapproval

endorse to say publicly that you support a person, statement or course of action

resemble to look like or be similar to another person or thing

extremism political, religious, etc. ideas or actions that are extreme and not normal, reasonable or acceptable to most people

condemned officialy declared unfit for sure

looming seemingly about to happen and regarded as ominous or worrying

keenly in an eager and enthusiastic manner

precarious not securely held or in position (uncertain)

ramifications a complex or unwelcome consequence of an action or event

grassroots the most basic level of an activity or organization

sedentary tending to spend much time seated

bolstered provided with padded support

inherent existing in something as a permanent, essential or characteristic attribute

overstated stated too strongly, exaggerate

venture a risky or daring journey or undertaking

reportedly according to what some say

sparked provoque

pursuit follow or chase

essence the basic nature of something

overcoming to defeat or succeed in controlling or dealing with something

biases the action of supporting or opposing a particular person or thing in an unfair way, because of allowing personal opinions to influence your judgement

undermining to make someone less confident, less powerful, or less likely to succeed, or to make something weaker, often gradually

flawed not perfect, or containing mistakes

unreliable not able to be trusted or believed

steeped to be soaked in something, either physically or metaphorically

enhance to improve the quality, amount or strenght of something

systematically in a way that is done according to an agreed set of methods or organized plan

perpetuate to cause something to continue

inherent existing as a natural or basic part of something

spewing if something spews liquid or gas, or liquid or gas spews from something, it flows out in large amounts

gendered relating to or for people of one particular gender, or affected by gender

misogynistic showing feelings of hating women or a belief that men are better than women

heightened to increase or make something increase, especially an emotion or effect

widespread existing or happening in many places and/or among many people

irrigated supplied with water to help plants grow

erosion the wearing away of land by wind, water, or other natural forces

lobbyist a person who tries to influence lawmakers´ decisions

well-pruned neatly cut or trimmed (usually about plants or trees)

embers the glowing pieces of wood or coal left after a fire

deterring stopping or discouraging someone from doing something

forecast a prediction or estimate about the future

assensing to evaluate or measure something carefully

respiratory related to breathing or the organs that help you breathe

anonymised all personal or identifying details are removed so that a person's identity cannot be known

abnormality something that is not normal or expected

preventative something that's intended to stop something bad from happening before it starts

precede to come before something in order

sweeping wide, covering a large area

synthetic something made by people

burden a heavy mental or physical load

predictable something that can be guessed or expected in advance

intervene come between two events

enrolled officially register something

progression the process of moving forward

nepotism when people in power give jobs or advantages to friends or relatives instead of being fair

instigated started or provoked something (usually negative, like violence)

pellets small pieces of metal or rubber shot from a gun

defiance open resistance, refusing to obey

breached broken into or forced an entry

acrid having a strong, unpleasantly sharp smell

retribution punishment inflicted as revenge

smouldering burning slowly without flames, often producing smoke

resentment a feeling of bitterness or anges about being treated unfairly

scrawled written quickly and carelessly, often hard to read

ornate highly decorated or detailed, often in an elaborate way

charred burned or blackened from fire

strewn scattered or spread untidily over a surface

seemingly appearing to be something, though not necessarily so

umbilically tied connected in a way that suggests total dependance, as if joined by an umbilical cord

oblivious completely unaware or unconcerned about what is happening around one

weaning gradually detaching or reducing someone's dependance

thinktank an organization that researches and develops ideas on political, social, or economic issues

watered down weakened or made less forcefull or effective

ministers government officials, often reffering to members of a national cabinet

embedded firmly and deeply involved or integrated within a system or structure

duck a confrontation to deliberately avoid or evade a difficult situation or conflict

analouge reffering to non/digital, traditional or physical forms of experience

punters british slang for customers or members of an audience, especially in clubs or events

palpable so intense or obvious that it seems almost tangible or physically felt

disenchantment a feeling of disappointment or loss of belief in something once thought to be valuable or inspiring, the process of becoming disillusioned

legislation a law proposed by parliament member who is not part of the government cabinet

detriment harm, damage, or loss caused to something

in retrospect looking back on or reconsidering a past situation with new understanding

unlawful combatant a person who participates in hostilities without being part of a recognized military force and thus not protected by the laws of war

rationale the underlying reason or explanation for an action or belief

articulated clearly expressed or stated

hostilities acts of warefare or aggression between opposing forces

abuse the missuse of power or authority fron wrongful or harmful purposes

self-defense the act of pretecting oneself from harm using reasonable force

statue a written law passed by legislative body

nonstate actor an organization or group not formally associated with a government but engaged in activities that may affect national or international affairs

conflate to combine two or more things, ofter misleadingly, into one

illicit forbidden by law, rules, or custom, illegal

summarily done quickly without formal procedures or due process

affiliated officially connected or associated with an organization or group

decentralized distributed power or control away from central authority

skepticism doubt or disbelief about a claim, idea, or statement

culminating reaching the highest or final point of something

reconciliation the restoration of friendly relations after a disagreement

myriad a countless or extremely large number

leisure free time when one is not working

cognitive related to mental processes such as thinking, understanding, and learning

justifiable able to be shown as right or reasonable

lament to express sorrow or regret

linguistic relating to language or the study of language

frenetic fast and energetic in a rather wild or uncontrolled way

complacent showing satisfaction with oneself or one´s achievements, often without awareness of potential danger

empathy the ability to understand and share another person´s feelings

unifocal having a single focus or point of attention

diffused spread out over a large area; not concentrated

dexterity skill in performing tasks, especially with the hands or mind

emergent beginning to exist or become known

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