| Term | Definition |
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acclaim |
Praise:Applaud |
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ad |
in front of |
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clamere |
to shout |
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cryptic |
hidden |
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cryptuy |
hidden |
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indigent |
very poor |
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in(du) |
in |
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egere |
to lack |
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morose |
depressed |
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mor |
self will |
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seditious |
trying to stir up a revolt against a authority figure |
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sed |
apart |
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itius |
a form of the verb ?? |
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ire |
to go |
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bolster |
to support, to reinforce |
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bolstir |
a long narrow cushion or pillow for reclining |
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endorse |
to support, to promote, to recommend |
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in |
upon |
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dorsum |
back |
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irascible |
easily angered |
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ira |
anger |
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pompous |
filled with self importance; arrogant:obnoxiously proud |
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pompe |
procession |
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undermine |
to weaken away the foundation;to sabotage |
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under |
under |
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mine |
mine |
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arcane |
secret, mysterious |
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arca |
chest |
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diatribe |
a bitterly crictical speech |
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hiatus |
gap;interruption;a break in the continuty of a process; a pause |
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hiare |
to gap |
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obstinate |
stubborn;refusing to be persuaded |
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obstinare |
to persist |
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ob |
against |
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rotund |
round |
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rota |
wheel |
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avarice |
greed |
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avere |
to desire |
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disparage |
say negitive things;belittle |
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des |
not |
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parage |
high birth |
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inscrutable |
mysterious |
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in |
not |
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scrutari |
to search |
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paucity |
too few; scarcity |
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paucus |
few |
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tontamount |
equal;comparable |
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tant |
so much |
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amunter |
to amount to |
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chasten |
punish;disipline;castigate |
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castus |
pure |
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frugal |
careful with money; thrifty |
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frux |
fruit |
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juxtapose |
to place side by side |
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iuxta |
close by |
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poser |
to place |
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puerile |
childish |
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puer |
child |
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vilifly |
defame;attack someone's reputation |
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vilis |
worthless |
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anathema |
a religous curse or the thing or person |
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anatitenai |
to dedicate |
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dogmatic |
sticking to widely accepted belief, even when faced with contrary evidence;close minded |
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incongruous |
out of place |
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in |
not |
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congruere |
to agree |
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sustain |
support;nuture;take on |
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sub |
under |
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tenure |
to hold |
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misconstrue |
misunderstood; interpret incorrectly |
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mis |
bad/badly |