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115 Cards in this Set
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Autocracy |
a dictatorship bidden |
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Bidden |
invited |
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broadsides |
posters historically used to announce information |
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fanatics |
extremists |
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fused |
combined |
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heathen |
uncivilized people; people who have not converted to Christianity |
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Idealogy |
a set of ideas; a philosophy |
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integrating |
describing an attitude adopted to gain favor |
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injunctions |
commands |
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innate |
inherent, instinctive |
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insoluble |
inexplicable; unsolvable |
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junta |
government |
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marauded |
attacked, raided |
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paradox |
a contradiction, a situation that defies logic. |
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parochial |
narrow of limited in outlook or scope (often regarded to a church) |
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perpetuation |
a continuation |
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persecution |
oppression, punishment(often in regard to religion) |
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perverse |
contrary to what is right or expected. |
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predilection |
a preference |
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prohibition |
a ban; an exclusion |
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rankle |
to irritate |
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rankle |
to irritate |
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repression’s |
objects or ideas that are disallowed or constrained. |
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rankle |
to irritate |
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repression’s |
objects or ideas that are disallowed or constrained. |
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surmised |
surmised |
concluded a based on little evidence |
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Theocracy |
A government by officials to be divinely guided; a government that combines church and state |
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abominations |
things regarded with disgust or hatred |
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abrogation |
retraction, withdrawal |
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absolutes |
fundamental truths |
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absolutes |
fundamental truths |
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anarchy |
an absence of government; chaos |
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absolutes |
fundamental truths |
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anarchy |
an absence of government; chaos |
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apprehension |
nervousness, anxiety |
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absolutes |
fundamental truths |
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anarchy |
an absence of government; chaos |
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apprehension |
nervousness, anxiety |
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arbitrate |
to judge, to decide |
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absolutes |
fundamental truths |
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anarchy |
an absence of government; chaos |
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apprehension |
nervousness, anxiety |
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arbitrate |
to judge, to decide |
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ascertain |
to find out, to learn with certainty |
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absolutes |
fundamental truths |
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anarchy |
an absence of government; chaos |
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apprehension |
nervousness, anxiety |
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arbitrate |
to judge, to decide |
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ascertain |
to find out, to learn with certainty |
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atomization |
the division of a single unit into separate units |
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absolutes |
fundamental truths |
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anarchy |
an absence of government; chaos |
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apprehension |
nervousness, anxiety |
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arbitrate |
to judge, to decide |
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ascertain |
to find out, to learn with certainty |
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atomization |
the division of a single unit into separate units |
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bemused |
amused |
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absolutes |
fundamental truths |
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anarchy |
an absence of government; chaos |
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apprehension |
nervousness, anxiety |
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arbitrate |
to judge, to decide |
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ascertain |
to find out, to learn with certainty |
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atomization |
the division of a single unit into separate units |
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bemused |
amused |
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calumny |
slander, misrepresentation |
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absolutes |
fundamental truths |
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anarchy |
an absence of government; chaos |
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apprehension |
nervousness, anxiety |
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arbitrate |
to judge, to decide |
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ascertain |
to find out, to learn with certainty |
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atomization |
the division of a single unit into separate units |
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bemused |
amused |
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calumny |
slander, misrepresentation |
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compact |
verb to join |
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absolutes |
fundamental truths |
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anarchy |
an absence of government; chaos |
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apprehension |
nervousness, anxiety |
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arbitrate |
to judge, to decide |
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ascertain |
to find out, to learn with certainty |
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atomization |
the division of a single unit into separate units |
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bemused |
amused |
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calumny |
slander, misrepresentation |
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compact |
verb to join |
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congeries |
a disorderly collection, a jumble |
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absolutes |
fundamental truths |
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conjured |
summoned by invocation it incantation (often in regard to purist or magic) |
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anarchy |
an absence of government; chaos |
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apprehension |
nervousness, anxiety |
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arbitrate |
to judge, to decide |
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ascertain |
to find out, to learn with certainty |
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atomization |
the division of a single unit into separate units |
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bemused |
amused |
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calumny |
slander, misrepresentation |
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compact |
verb to join |
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congeries |
a disorderly collection, a jumble |
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contention |
disagreement |
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contiguous |
side by side, sharing a common border |
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cosmology |
a theory or doctrine describing the natural order of the universe. |
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covenanted |
to be joined with organization (often the church) in an agreement or spiritual contract |
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deference |
respect, esteem |
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delusion |
a false belief |
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diagnostic |
describing methods used to distinguish or identify |
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diametrically |
exactly opposite |
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diametrically |
exactly opposite |
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discredit |
noun dishonor, disrepute |
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diametrically |
exactly opposite |
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discredit |
noun dishonor, disrepute |
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dissembling |
misleading, pretending |
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diametrically |
exactly opposite |
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discredit |
noun dishonor, disrepute |
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dissembling |
misleading, pretending |
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ecclesiasts |
preachers, churman |
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evade |
to avoid |
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faction |
a group |
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incubi |
evil spirits |
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