surreal

 (səˈri əl, -ˈril)

adj.1. surrealistic.2. having the disorienting, hallucinatory quality of a dream; unreal; fantastic.[1935–40]sur•re′al•ly,adv.sur•re•al′i•ty (-ˈæl ɪ ti) n. CITE: http://www.freedictionary.com

emote

  (ĭ-mōt′)intr.v.e·mot·ed, e·mot·ing, e·motesTo express emotion, especially in an excessive or theatrical manner: “The more she emotes, the less he listens”(Maggie Scarf).

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tumultuous

  (to͝o-mŭl′cho͞o-əs, tyo͝o-)adj.1. Very loud; noisy: tumultuous applause.2. Characterized by disorderly commotion: the tumultuous years of the 1960s.3. Characterized by mental or emotional agitation. CITE: http://www.freedictionary.com

begrime

  (bĭ-grīm′)tr.v.be·grimed, be·grim·ing, be·grimesTo smear or soil with or as if with dirt. CITE: http://www.freedictionary.com

chasm

  (kăz′əm)n.1. A deep, steep-sided opening in the earth’s surface; an abyss or gorge.

2. A sudden interruption of continuity; a gap.

3. A pronounced difference of opinion, interests, or loyalty.

4. Political climate

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seditious[səˈdiSHəs]

inciting or causing people to rebel against the authority of a state or monarch.”the letter was declared seditious”synonyms:rabble-rousing · inciting · agitating · fomenting · troublemaking · provocative · inflammatory · agitational · revolutionary · rebellious · insurrectionist · mutinous · insurgent · subversive · insubordinate · civil disobedience · dissident · defiant · disloyal · treasonous

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dominion

  (də-mĭn′yən)n.1. Control or the exercise of control; sovereignty: “The devil … has their souls in his possession, and under his dominion”(Jonathan Edwards).

scintilla

 (sɪnˈtɪlə)

 minute amount; hint, trace, or particle[C17: from Latin: a spark]

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duplicity

[d(y)o͞oˈplisədē]NOUNdeceitfulness; double-dealing.synonyms:deceitfulness · deceit · deception · deviousness · two-facedness · [more]archaicdoubleness. CITE: http://www.freedictionary.com

bifurcate

[bifurcate]VERB

divide into two branches or forks.”just below Cairo the river bifurcates” · [more]synonyms:branch · split · divide · subdivide · separate · part · diverge · go in different directions · go separate ways · split in two · branch off · furcate · divaricate · ramifyADJECTIVEforked; branched.”a bifurcate tree”synonyms:branching · branched · diverging · Y-shaped · V-shaped · pronged · divided · split · separated · divaricate

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