Emblematic

em-bluh-mat-ik

serving as a symbol or representative of something.

“It is shocking to imagine that the Eiffel Tower, an emblematic landmark of France, was once slated for demolition.”

Source: Dictionary.com

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Tantamount

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equivalent in seriousness or effect.

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Assignation

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a meeting or appointment, often secretive or prearranged.

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Engendered

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to cause or bring about something.

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Supervene

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to occur as something additional, often unexpected.

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Egregious

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outstandingly bad or shocking.

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Contradistinction

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the distinction made by comparing one thing with another.

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Rigmarole

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Obliged

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to be grateful or thankful; duty-bound.

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Platitude

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a trite or banal remark, often expressed as if it were profound.

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Overmaster

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to overpower or dominate someone or something.

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