disperse
distribute or spread over a wide area
rendezvous
a meeting at an agreed time or place
nominal
existing only in name
catastrophe
an event causing significant damage
sovereign
possessing supreme or ultimate power
mitigation
reducing the severity, seriousness, or painfulness of something
extenuate
to make guilt seem less serious or more forgiveable
docile
ready to accept control or instruction
conversely
introducing a statement or idea that reverses a previous one
disheveled
untidy or disordered
trifile
of little value or importance
lavishly
ostentatiously overabundant
arduous
laboriously overbearing
superfluous
beyonnd that which is neessary
conscripted
enrolled by compulsion for military service; DRAFTED
gallantly
chivalrous; spirited and brave
infallible
incapable or error
despot
a ruler with absolute power and authority
punctilious
meticulously attentive to detail
preposterous
unnaturally unreasonable
deter
turn aside, discourage, or prevent from acting
skirmish
a dispute or contest usually engaged with violence
procure
to take possession of or obtain