Newsweek Vocabulary

interlocutors

From the sentence you can see that it must be someone important since whats its between. inter means like to be apart of so its a part of commuating with foreigners.

Fearless and righteous, McCain has long been known to unleash a lacerating anger on those who cross him- Senate colleagues, foreign interlocutors, even the interrogators who once held his life in their hands at the Hanoi Hilton.

Newsweek Vocabulary

unilateralism

For the original sentence you can tell it's not viewed as a good thing. Also un- mean one and lateral- means side. So its only one side which isn't good.

There will be no more ill- justified lurches into the war, no more unilateralism, no more George W. Bush.

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Vocabulary Newsweek

1. Intricacies



2. Intricacies is a noun.



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Vocabulary Newsweek

1. Unprecedented

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Vocabulary Newsweek

1. Precipitously

2. When I looked at it I notice that it had violence and declined before precipitously. Which gives a clue that it means going downward steeply. Also that it is an adverb.

3. The out break of small pox precipitously lowered the amount of people living in the area.