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adjure
a. to command solemnly, as under oath b. to request, urge or advise earnestly
affidavit
a written declaration made under oath before a notary public or some other official
confidant
a person to whom secrets or private matters are confided
conjure
a. to produce as if by magic b. to call upon or request, especially by an oath c. to summon by oath, incantation, or magic spell
fealty
a. the loyalty and duty of a vassal, or tenant, to his feudal lord. b. allegiance to a government, a superior, or to persons or things in general
fiancé
a man engaged to be married
fidelity
a. faithfulness to obligations, duties, or observations; loyalty
b. exact correspondence with fact or with a given quality, condition, or event; accuracy c. degree to which an electric system reproduces sound without distortion
infidel
a person who does not accept a particular faith
jurisdiction
a. authority, power, or control
b. the extent of authority
perjure
to render oneself guilty of a crime by giving deliberately false, misleading, or incomplete testimony under oath.
affect
a. to have an influence on; bring about a change in
b. to touch or move the emotions of
avenge
a. to take revenge on or get satisfaction for
b. to take vengeance on behalf of
disinterested
free of bias or self-interest; impartial
effect
a. something brought about by a cause or agent; result
b. the way in which something acts upon or influences an object
c. the final or comprehensive result
imply
a. to say or express indirectly; hint; suggest
b. to involve or suggest by logical necessity
infer
to conclude from evidence; deduce
precede
a. to come before in time; exist or occur prior to
b. to come before in order or rank
proceed
a. to go forward or onward, especially after an interruption
b. to undertake and carry on some action or process
c. to move on in an orderly manner
revenge
a. vengeance; retaliation
b. the act of taking vengeance
uninterested
a. not paying attention; indifferent; unconcerned
culminate
a. to reach the highest point or degree; climax
b. to achieve the full effect
eclipse
a.to obscure or overshadow the importance, fame, or reputation of; surpass; outshine
b. to cause an eclipse; darken
*can also be a noun*
epitome
someone or something that is the typical or perfect example of an entire class or type
impeccable
without flaw; perfect
inimitable
impossible to imitate or copy
optimum
most favorable or advantageous; best
*can also be a noun*
peerless
without equal; unmatched
quintessence
a. the most complete instance; the finest or most representative example
b. the essence of a thing in its purest and most concentrated form
sublime
a. not to be excelled; supreme
b. tending to inspire awe usually because of an elevated quality, such as beauty, nobility, or grandeur
c. of high spiritual, moral, or intellectual worth
zenith
a. the highest point; peak
b. the point of a celestial sphere that is directly above the observer
c. the upper region of the sky
abrogate
to abolish or annul by authority; cancel
acquisition
a. the act or process of gaining possession
b. something gained, especially an addition to an established category or group
conquistador
a conqueror, especially one of the Spanish conquerors of Mexico and Peru in the sixteenth century
inquisitive
a. eager to learn; curious
b. unduly curious; prying
perquisite
a. a payment or profit received in addition to a regular wage or salary, especially a benefit expected as one's due
b. a tip
c. something claimed as an exclusive right
presage
a. to indicate or warn of in advance
b. to foretell or predict
c. to make or utter a prediction
*can also be a noun*
quest
the act or instance of seeking or pursuing something; search
requisite
required; essential
*can also be a noun*
sagacity
keeness of perception; soundness of judgment; wisdom
surrogate
someone or something that takes the place of another; substitute
*can be an adjective*
abeyance
the condition of being temporarily set aside; suspension
abstemious
a. sparing especially in the use of food and drink; moderate, temperate
b. restricted to bare necessities
circuitous
a. being or taking a roundabout, lengthy course; indirect
b. not being forthright in language or action
circumvent
a. to avoid by or as if passing around
b. to overcome or get the better of by artful maneuvering; outwit
elude
a. to escape from, as by artfulness, cunning, or daring
b. to escape the understanding of; baffle