| Term | Definition |
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choler |
anger, irritability |
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pernicious |
causing great harm |
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covert |
a covered place or shelter; a hiding place |
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augmenting |
to make greater, as in size, extent, or quantity |
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importuned |
to plead or urge irksomely, often persistently |
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transgression |
a violation of a law, command, or duty |
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propagate |
to cause to extend to a broader area, to spread |
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gall |
bitterness of feeling, rancor |
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chastity |
virginity |
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forsworn |
to swear falsely, commit perjury |
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marred |
having the surface injured or disfigured; blemished by rough wear or injury |
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unattainted (untainted) |
of reputation |
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heretics |
a person who holds controversial opinions, especially one who publicly dissents from the officially accepted dogma of the Roman Catholic Church |
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wormwood |
a bitter tasting plant |
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dug |
breast |
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prolixity |
the state of being tediously prolonged, wordy |
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ambling |
an unhurried, leisurely walk |
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visage |
the face or facial expression of a person, countenance |
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wit |
senses |
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alderman |
a member of the municipal legislative body in a town or city |
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courtier |
an attendant at a soveriegn's court |
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benefice |
an ecclesiastical living and church preferment; a church endowed with a revenue for the maintenance of divine service |
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begot |
to cause to exist, produce |
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inconstant |
changing or varying, especially often and without discernible pattern or reason |
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rapier |
a double-edged sword |
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wherefore |
for what purpose or reason, why |
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solemnity |
the trait of dignified seriousness |
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portly |
comfortably stout, corpulent |
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disparagement |
communication that belittles somebody or something |
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prodigious |
impressively great in size, force, or extent |