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salient

some extravagant, something that projects upward or outward from its surroundings.

Karen was salient at athletics, I thought she might go to the olympics.

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seigneur 

lords or nobles, alternate spelling of seigniors.

King Laroid was a seigneur in England.

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seignior 

lord or noble, alternate spelling of seigneurs.

McArthur was hardly a seignior.

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matriarchal 

a woman who rules her family or tribe

The leader was a matriarchal. A beastly one at that.

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venerable 

worthy of respect or reverence by reason of age and dignity, character, or position

My grandma is venerable, and deserved respect from my friends.

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inured

made accostomed to something difficult or painful

She was around it so long she inured it.

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inebriating 

intoxication; sometimes exciting

Katie was becoming inebriating annoying.

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