Glossary of Terms
brine
Water mixed with salt (usually table salt) in a solutioncollectivism
A society in which the people as a group determine the welfare of the stateego
Synonym for selfeugenics
Breeding for positive traits in the human racefurrow
In farming, a shallow ditch created in the ground which provides a place for seedsgrill
A dividing screen of metal, often installed on windows or doorshearth
A fireplace, especially in the sense of being at the center of the homehedge
A row of shrubs that are close together and thus serve as a barrierillustrious
Famous and well-regardedimpotent
Incapable; lacking powerloadstone
Also spelled "lodestone," a piece of magnetic rockmanuscript
A written document, often in the sense of being handwrittenpyre
A pile of flammable wood on which a human body is burnedsanction
Official permissionsmolder
To burn in a muffled but intense mannertorrent
A chaotic streamtransgression
The committing of a wrong that is against the law or unethicaltunic
A simple, loose type of clothingvainly
Without the desired successvocation
The long-term career or job of an individualAnthem Essays and Related Content
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