| Term | Definition |
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ordained |
predestined; fixed or established by order or command |
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patrimony |
inheritance from a father or other ancestor |
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baleful |
deadly, dangerous |
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beguiling |
deluding, decieving |
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buffets |
to strike against forcefully, batter |
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relent |
to cause to be less harsh or severe; to give in |
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renown |
state of being much known and talked of |
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retainers |
servant/attendant (esp. in the household of a highly ranked or celebrated person) |
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din |
jumble of loud sounds |
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engendering |
to generate, procreate, bring to existence |
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divining/divination |
divining-to know by inspiration, intuition or r seflection; divination- prediction |
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sage |
harving or exhibiting wisdom |
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lament |
to express grief; mourn |
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cunning |
marked by deceptiveness and subletly |
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foreboding |
to indicate the likelihood of; to predict or prophecy |
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malice |
desire to harm others or see others suffer; extreme ill, spite |
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insolent |
rude, disrespectful; impertinent |
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precedence |
prioirty claimed or recieved |
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hekatomb |
sacrifice to the gods consisting of 100 oxen or cattle |
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stratagem |
military maneuver designed to trick or surprise enemy |
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pacify |
to ease angir or agitation |
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rite |
ceremonial/religious act |
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mulled |
to think over a lot, ponder |
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illustrious |
well-known and distinguished;eminent |
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lithe |
flexible, easily bent |
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desolation |
devestation, ruin |
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revel |
to take great pleasure or delight; to pull back, retract |
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surfeit |
overindulgence in food or drink |
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dissemble |
to disguise or conceal behind a false appearance |
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clamor |
to exclaim insistently and noisily |