Mrs. D's November Vocab List

Any law not enforced, because contrary to public opinion in the governmental unit involved, becomes malevolent in its effects. Various

Once again, though, surly associations long ago settled back down on the term.

He feigned a yawn coming out of the clubhouse Thursday. New York Times (Jun 28, 2012)

Again and again, local governments have used taxpayer money and influence over local banks to avert domestic bond defaults and keep necrotic businesses breathing.

She is perhaps the Supreme Court’s most ardent supporter of the fine arts, especially opera.

Democrats have lamented the technical issues but defended the law, saying it will provide health insurance for millions of Americans.

Mobilized by their opposition to the gay marriage ban and a presidential election, Democratic voters turned out in droves, particularly in crucial suburban districts.

But Turkish prosecutors had determined that the attack was carried out by PKK militants.

Conversations over the years have assured him as much, particularly one that transpired last season, when he was still coaching in Cleveland.

Early Christians stopped burning incense in religious rituals, labeling the widespread practice a form of idolatry. Slate (Dec 21, 2012)

There was at least a little corner of agreement between some retired partisans right outside the White House on Friday.

He survived unscathed, but officials say another person died.

But it’s not just all panel discussions and incessant chatter.