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77 Cards in this Set
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confero, confere, contuli, collatus
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bestow, confer;
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concludo, ere, clusi, clusus
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bring to a conclusion
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item (adv.)
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likewise, so, in like manner
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pactum, i (n.)
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way, manner
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itaque (conj.)
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and so, therefore
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quisnam, quaenam, quidnam
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who then, what then
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"et eo magis"
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"and the more so"
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proximus, a, um
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nearest, last;
as noun: next of kin, near relation |
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assolet, assolere, assolevit (impersonal)
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it is customary, it is usual
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munus, eris (n.)
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duty
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obeo, obire, obivi, obitus
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to go to meet;
to fall, perish, die; to address oneself to, engage in, execute, accomplish |
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obitus, us (m.)
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a going down, setting; downfall, ruin
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adverto, advertere, adversi, adversus
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turn
with animum: to perceive, notice |
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cum.. tum
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not only... but also;
both... and |
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commoveo, commovere, commoti, commotus
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to move deeply
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commode (adv.)
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suitably, to the point
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commodus, a, um
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convenient, advantageous, affable
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commodum, i (n.)
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advantage, interest
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iuvo, iuvare, iuvi, iutus
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to help, assist;
impersonally: it pleases, it delights |
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accessio, ionis
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an addition
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dissero, dissere, disserui, dissertus
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discuss, expound; argue, maintain
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aufero, auferre, abstuli, ablatus
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to take away
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obsequor, obsequi, obsecutus sum
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be obedient to, gratify
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primum (adv.)
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in the first instance
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sero (adv.)
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too late
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iterum (adv.)
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a second time, again
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praesens, praesentis
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present
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funus, funeris
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funeral
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minime (adv.)
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least of all, by no means, not at all
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ango, angere, anxi, anctus
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to pain, grieve
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angor, angoris (m.)
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pain, anguish, trouble
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maestitia, ae (f.)
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sadness, grief
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maereo, ere, evi, etus
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grieve
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continuo (adv.)
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at once, forthcoming
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contingo, contingere, contigi, contactus
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to happen
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secus (adv.)
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otherwise
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consulo, consulere, consului, consultus
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have regard (to), consult the interests of (+ dat.)
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assentor, assentari, assentatus sum
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be in agreement with, be flattering to (+ dat.)
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assolet (impers.)
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it is customary
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adipiscor, i, adeptus sum
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to obtain, get, acquire
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attineo, ere, ui, tentus
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(impers.) to concern, to be a consequence of
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assequor, assequi, assecutus sum
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attain
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funditus (adv.)
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entirely, competely
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profiteor, profiteri, professus sum
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profess
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profecto (adv.)
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certainly, assuredly
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probitas, probitatis (f.)
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honesty, uprightness, integrity
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propterea (adv.)
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on this (that) account
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quocirca (adv.)
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wherefore, on which account
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recordatio, recordationis (f.)
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recollection
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consentio, consentire, consenti, consentus
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to agree with
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voluntas, voluntatis (f.)
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wish, aim, inclination, willing
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communis, e
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common, ordinary
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interitus, interitus (m.)
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death, ruin, destruction
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aliter (adv.)
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otherwise, in a different manner
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agnosco, agnoscere, agnovi, agnitus
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to recognize, admit
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aequus, a, um
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fair, right
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gaudeo, gaudere, gavisus
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rejoice (+ abl.)
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aequalis, e
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equal
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supra (adv.)
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above
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consensio, consensionis
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agreement
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praeserim (adv.)
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certainly
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consto, constare, constiti, constatus
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be fixed; constat ex: to be composed of
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consuesco, consuere, consuesci, consuetus
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to grow accustomed; (in perfect) to be accustomed
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delecto, are, avi, atus
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delight, please; (in pass.) take pleasure in
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sempiternus, a, um
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everlasting
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commemoro, are, avi, atus
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to mention
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cor, cordis (n.)
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heart
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censeo, censere, censui, census
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to think, advise, suggest
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cerno, cernere, crevi, cretus
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perceive
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excercitatio, ionis (f.)
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practice, training
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cursus, us (m.)
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journey, course
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probitas, tatis
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honesty, uprightness, integrity
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admodum (adv.)
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much, very much, considerably
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otiosus, a, um
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leisure, at leisure, free from public cares
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pario, parere, peperi, partus
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beget, produce, create, obtain
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commemoro, are, avi, atus
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to mention
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disputo, are, avi, atus
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to discuss, argue, maintain
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