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| the practice of having two or more spouses at a time |
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| the practice of having two or more wives at a time |
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| the practice of having two or more husbands at a time |
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| a state where religious leaders exercise direct or indirect political authority |
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| one who is carried away by a cause to an extreme or excessive degree |
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| referring to any place or plan that aims at an ideal social order |
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| referring to the theory or practice in which the means of production are owned by the community as a whole |
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| referring to the belief in or practice of the superiority of community life or values over individual life, but not necessarily the common ownership of material goods |
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| the principle or practice of sexual relations unrestricted by law, marriage, or religious constraints |
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| concerning the improvement of the human species through selective breeding or genetic control |
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| the practice of sexual intercourse w/o the male's release of semen |
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| concerning the culture of ancient Greece and Rome, or any artistic or cultural values presumed to be based on those ancient enduring principles |
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| referring to the belief in the direct apprehension of God or divine mystery, w/o reliance on reason or human comprehension |
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| one who refuses to follow established or conventional ideas or habits |
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| the principle of resolving or engaging in conflict w/o any resort to physical force |
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| sophisticated, elegant, cosmopolitan |
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| under the care and direction of God or other benevolent natural or supernatural forces |
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