CIVIL RIGHT, n., [si-vull rah-it]--human right sanctioned and mediated by a government
CONSCIENCE, n., [kon-shinss]--part of mental functioning once called the Devil, though often taken to be God, which acts as an inner accuser, usually disturbing the calm of its bearer for failing to live up to expectations and norms
EXISTENCE, n., [ex-is-tunss]--combination of viability and integrity
GOVERNMENT, n., [guh-vurr-munt]--entity to which individual persons relinquish all power, including power over themselves, except to the extent that such power is rebated as civil rights
HUMAN RIGHT, n., [hyoo-mun rah-it]--power to determine and follow the course of one's existence, because one is a living human being
GUILT, n., [gilt]--sense of indebtedness to an abstract ideal, usually combined with a failure to take responsibility for past thoughts and actions
INTEGRITY, n., [in-teh-grih-tee]--whole and distinct, not divided
NATURAL RIGHT, n., [nah-chur-ull rah-it]--power to follow the course of one's existence, because one already exists
POWER, n., [pow-urr]--unharnessed ability
RESPONSIBLITY, n. [ruh-sponss-ih-bih-lih-tee]--assumption of ownership, control, and care of either oneself or something else
TALENT, n., [tah-lunt]--instinctive ability or capacity
VIABILITY, n., [vah-ih-uh-bih-luh-tee]--capable of life and growth, independently
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