Declaration Of Independence

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Abbicated

Back 1

gave up one's responsibilities, steps down from one's position.

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Abolish

Back 2

get rid of

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Absolved

Back 3

get rid of

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Accomidation

Back 4

something that meets someone's needs

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Acquiesce

Back 5

to give in to someone or something, to go along with something, to accept.

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Alter

Back 6

to change

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Annihilation

Back 7

groupings, combinations, associations.

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Appropriations

Back 8

when a law making body gives money to a state, a group, an agency or when someone takes something for oneself.

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Arbitrary

Back 9

something done completely by individual choice than by reason or by law.

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Assent

Back 10

to agree a proposal, to go along with something.

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Barbarous

Back 11

being violently destructive and cruel.

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Boundary

Back 12

borders, lines separating two areas

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Brethren

Back 13

Religious term for brother

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Candid

Back 14

Honest, frank

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Conjured

Back 15

to bring something about or something up as if by magic.

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Consanguinuity

Back 16

related by blood or common ancestors, closely related or linked.

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Convulsions

Back 17

violent acts of turmoil, agitation, shaking things up.

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Denounces

Back 18

disapproves of, speaks out against

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Depository

Back 19

Put something away for safe keeping

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Dissolutions

Back 20

meltings, undoings, endings of something

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Despotism

Back 21

absolute power by one ruler

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Disavowed

Back 22

refused to recognized, denied,

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Disposed

Back 23

is apt to, is likely to

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Domestic

Back 24

having to do with one's home or one's homeland or country.

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Emigration

Back 25

leaving one's country to settle in a new country or land

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Endeabored

Back 26

tried or attempted to do something

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Endowed

Back 27

a great given to someone

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Evinces

Back 28

to show or demonstrate something clearly

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Formidable

Back 29

very strong, demanding, forbidding

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Impel

Back 30

move, propel

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Inestimable

Back 31

invaluable, to great to be counted or estimated

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Insurrection

Back 32

the act of revolting against authority

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Kindred

Back 33

a group of people sharing the same ancestors, people who feel or think the same or have similar views.

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Magnamity

Back 34

the act of being generous

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Naturalization

Back 35

the process of granting full citizenship to someone

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Perfidy

Back 36

unfaithfulness, not being trustworthy

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Petition

Back 37

To ask for, to apeal to

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Plundered

Back 38

to take wrongfully, to steal or rob

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Province

Back 39

an area of land or an area or topic of interest

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Prudence

Back 40

careful management

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Rectitude

Back 41

the quality of being correct or right

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Redress

Back 42

to make up for an injury or damage done

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Relinquish

Back 43

to give up something

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Render

Back 44

to give or make available, to provide

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Suffrance

Back 45

putting up with pain, suffering

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Tenure

Back 46

holding something in one's possession

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Transient

Back 47

passing in time, temporary

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Unalienable

Back 48

not to be given or taken away

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Usurpations

Back 49

an unlawful seizing of authority or power

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Unwarrantable

Back 50

having no justification or reason for happening