welter
(en)
(verb) writhe toss / (verb) wallow / (verb) to rise and fall or toss about in or with waves / (verb) to become deeply sunk, soaked, or involved / (verb) to be in turmoil / (noun) a state of wild disorder; turmoil / (noun) a chaotic mass or jumble
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they have broken up into a welter of confused and confusing approaches
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they have broken up into a welter of confused and confusing approaches
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interstice
(en)
(noun) an intervening space
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government fills the interstices left by these prime decisions.
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government fills the interstices left by these prime decisions.
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derogation
(en)
(verb) to cause to seem inferior; disparage / (verb) to take away a part so as to impair; detract / (verb) to act beneath one's position or character / (LEGAL) an exemption from or relaxation of a rule or law
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all of which turn “homemade” into a derogation and “factory made” or “store bought” into a boast
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all of which turn “homemade” into a derogation and “factory made” or “store bought” into a boast
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insuperable
(en)
(adjective) incapable of being surmounted, overcome, passed over, or solved
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And if we do not take this view we fall into insuperable difficulties
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And if we do not take this view we fall into insuperable difficulties
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serried
(en)
(adjective) crowded or pressed together; compact / (adjective) marked by ridges; serrate / (verb) to press together especially in ranks / (verb) to crowd together
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staffed by serried ranks of detail workers
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staffed by serried ranks of detail workers
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