| Term | Definition |
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Pernicious |
Causing great injury or ruin |
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Augmenting |
Increasing; enlarging |
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Grievance |
Injustice; complaint |
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Transgression |
Wrongdoing; sin |
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Heretics |
Those who hold to a belief opposed to the established teachings of a church |
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Gallant |
Brave and noble |
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Fray |
Noisy fight |
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Martial |
Military |
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Exile |
Banish |
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Eloquence |
Speech that is vivid, forceful, graceful, and persuasive |
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Fickle |
Changeable |
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Cunning |
Cleverness; slyness |
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Procure |
Get |
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Vile |
Worthless |
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Predominant |
Having dominating influence over others |
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Intercession |
The act of pleading on behalf of another |
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Sallow |
Of a sickly, pale-yellowish complexion |
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Waverer |
One who changes or is unsteady |
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Lamentable |
Distressing; sad |
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Unwieldly |
Awkward; clumsy |
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Pensive |
Thinking deeply or seriously |
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Vial |
Small bottle containing medicine or other liquids |
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Enjoined |
Ordered |
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Wayward |
Headstrong; willful |
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Dismal |
Causing gloom or misery |
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Loathsome |
Disgusting |
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Pilgrimage |
Long journey, often for religious purposes |
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Remnants |
Remaining persons or things |
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Penury |
Exteme poverty |
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Haughty |
Arrogant |
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Sepulcher |
Tomb |
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Ambiguities |
Statements or events whose meanings are unclear |
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Scourge |
Whip or other instrument for inflicting punishment |