"Lustration" is a policy which involves the temporary removal (usually a period of 20-30 years) and political exclusion, often without trial, of political officials at all levels of the political system associated with former regimes and their political parties, e.g. officials associated with the communist parties in Central and Eastern Europe after the collapse of the Soviet Union. This process is normally conducted by the new, more democratic establishment.

Classification as a terrorist group would legally allow law enforcement to pursue tactics such as targeted extra-judicial killings, reducing barriers to law enforcement gathering evidence, using military forces, and criminalising membership.

'Political consumerism' refers to people making choices about what to consume based on the politics of the company in question (e.g. boycotting Chick-Fil-A for its stance against abortion, not buying from Ben&Jerry because they advocated for gay marriage, buying Nandos chicken because of its various stances on South African politics)

In psychology, 'grit' is a positive, non-cognitive trait based on an individual's perseverance of effort combined with passion and/or fixation for a particular long-term goal. Examples of grit in pop culture include: Queen's Gambit, Whiplash, Black Swan, etc