Declaration Of The Causes And Necessity Of Taking Up Arms Vocalubary

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Domination

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to control, govern or rule

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stimulated

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to stir, action or feeling

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inordinate

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exceeding resonable limits

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reprobate

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person who disapproved

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intemperate

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unpredictable

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peculiarly

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strange, weird

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summit

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highest point

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convulsions

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Violent turmoil or uncontrol fit as if laugher

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emolument

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payment for an office or employment

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zealous

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filled with or motivaed by

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zeal

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(enthusiastic) devotion to a cause, ideal or goal

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Pernicious

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deadly, destructive

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interdict

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prohibit or forbid

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meditated innovation

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newly introduced seek to resolve by working with conflicting parties (Great Britain and U.S.)

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enumerate

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list

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Exempt

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free from an obligation duty or liability to which others are subject

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revenue

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the income of a government

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diverted

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to distract

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ostensible

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represented or appearing as such: apparent

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supplicants

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one who beseeches or supplicates, to make a humble, earnest petition: Beg

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remonstrated

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to say or plead in protest, objectsion, ore reproof

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resolved

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to separate (something) into constituent parts

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temperate

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exercising moderation and self restraint

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admonition

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to reprove gently but earnest to warn, to remind of an obligation

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supplant

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to take the place of

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moderation

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one who hold moderate views or opinion

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inserted

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to put, place, or set into

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countenanced

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to approved or sanction

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sustenance

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means of livelihood

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entreaties

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an earnest request; plea

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illustrious

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highly distinguished; eminent

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strenuously

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vigorously active

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mitigate

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to make or become less in force; moderate

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accumulated

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to gather or pile up; amass

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insidious

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working or spreading harmfully in a subtle or stealthy manner

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perpetual

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lasting for eternity

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extort

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to obtain from by coercion or intimidation

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sufficient

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being as much as is needed

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ministerial

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one authorized to preform relilious function in a christian church

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rapacity

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greedy subsisting on live prey

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tribute

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a force payment

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procure

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"manage" to get by speical effort, obtain or accquire

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stipulated

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to lay down as a condition of an agreement

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prefidy

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deliberate breach of faith; trenchery

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deplorable

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to feel or express strong disapproval

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emulating

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to strive to equal or excel esp. through imitation

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calumnies

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a false statement maliciously made to injure another's reputation

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apprehend

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to arrest, to understand, to preceive, to anticipate with anxiety

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posterily

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future generations

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basely

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lowly; menial

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entail

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to have, to impose or require as a necessary accompaniment or consequence

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imputation

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to charge with the fault or responsiblity for, to attribute; credit

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reconciiation

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to reestablish a close relationship between, to settle or resolve, to bring (oneself) to accept, to make compatible or consistent