Etymology Chapter 2-3

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1. -archy

2. -arch

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1. rule by

2. ruler

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1. -cracy

2. -crat

Back 2

1. rule by, ruling body of

2. supporter of rule by, member of ruling body

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1. -graphy

2. -graph

Back 3

1. art or method of writing, descriptive science

2. something written

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1. -logy

2. -logue

Back 4

1. subject of study

2. talk, compilation

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-mania

Back 5

madness, excessive enthusiasm

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-metry

Back 6

art or process of the science of measuring

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-nomy

Back 7

law of, arrangement of, science of

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-pathy

Back 8

feeling

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1. -philia

2. -phile

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1. love of

2. lover of

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-phobe

Back 10

one who fears

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1. -scopy

2. -scope

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1. observation or examination of or by

2. instrument for observing or examining

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acr-

Back 12

high, topmost

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all-

Back 13

other

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arist-

Back 14

best

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aut-

Back 15

self, one's own, of or by oneself or itself

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cac-

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bad

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heter-

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other

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hier-

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holy

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hol-

Back 19

whole

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hom-

Back 20

same

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home-

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similar, same

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idi-

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own, personal

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macr-

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long, large, large-scale

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mega-, megal-

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great, large, powerful, one million

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mes-

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middle

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micr-

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small

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mon-

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single, one, alone

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neo-

Back 28

new

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olig-

Back 29

few

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orth-

Back 30

straight, correct

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pale-

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old

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pan-, pant-

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all

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poly-

Back 33

many

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pseud-

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false

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scler-

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hard

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therm-

Back 36

hot

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dys-

Back 37

badly

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eu-

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well, favorable

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agog-

Back 39

lead

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acou-

Back 40

hear

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ball-, bol-

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throw

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cri-

Back 42

judge

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do-

Back 43

give

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gen-

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become, be born

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gno-

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know

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graph-, gram-

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write

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id-

Back 47

see

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log-, lect-

Back 48

say

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ora-

Back 49

see

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opt-

Back 50

see

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path-

Back 51

suffer

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phen-, phan-, pha-

Back 52

show

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pher-, phor-

Back 53

carry

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prag-, prac-

Back 54

do

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rheu-, rh-

Back 55

flow

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skept-

Back 56

look at

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scop-

Back 57

look at

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sta-

Back 58

set up, cause to stand, stand

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tom-

Back 59

cut

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trop-

Back 60

turn

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troph-

Back 61

nourish

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a-, an-

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not, without

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amphi-

Back 63

both, on both sides, around

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ana-

Back 64

up, back, again

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anti-, ant-

Back 65

instead of, against

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apo-

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from, out of, away, off

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cata-, cat-

Back 67

down, against

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dia-, di-,

Back 68

through, across, over, apart

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ec-, ex-

Back 69

out, from

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en-, em-

Back 70

in

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epi-, ep-

Back 71

on, upon, above, over

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exo-, ecto-

Back 72

outside

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hyper-

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over, above, beyond

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hypo-, hyp-

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under, below

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meta-, met-

Back 75

behind, beyond

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para-, par-

Back 76

beside, beyond, near

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peri-

Back 77

around, about

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pro-

Back 78

earlier, in front of

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syn-, sym-, syl-, sy-

Back 79

together, with

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aqu-

Back 80

water

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gener-

Back 81

race, kind

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grad-

Back 82

step

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jur-

Back 83

right, law

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patr-

Back 84

father

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sen-

Back 85

old man

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serv-

Back 86

slave

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tempor-

Back 87

time

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verb-

Back 88

word

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vir-

Back 89

man

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ag-, act-, ig-

Back 90

do, drive, act

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capt-, cept-, -ceive

Back 91

take

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-ced, -ceed, cess-

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go

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-cid, cis-

Back 93

cut, kill

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dat-, dit-

Back 94

give

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fac-, fact-, fect-

Back 95

make, do

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leg-, lect-

Back 96

read

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-mit, mitt-, miss-

Back 97

send

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ven-, vent-

Back 98

come

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ab-, a-, abs-

Back 99

away, from

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ad-, ac-, at-

Back 100

to, toward

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ambi-

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both, on both sides

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ante-

Back 102

before

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circum-

Back 103

around

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contra-

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against

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de-

Back 105

down, away from

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dis-, di- dif-

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apart, not

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equi-

Back 107

equal, away from

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ex-, e-, ef-

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out of, from

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extra-

Back 109

outside, beyond

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in-, il-, im-, ir-

Back 110

not, without

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infra-

Back 111

below

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inter-

Back 112

between, among

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intra-

Back 113

inside, within

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multi-

Back 114

many

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non-

Back 115

not

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ob-, oc-, of- op-

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toward, against, across

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per-

Back 117

through, by

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post-

Back 118

after, behind

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pre-

Back 119

before, in front of

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pro-

Back 120

forward, for, on behalf of

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re-, red-

Back 121

back, again

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retro

Back 122

backward

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se-, sed-

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apart, without, aside

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semi-

Back 124

half, partly

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sub-, suc-, suf- sug- sup-, sus-

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under, beneath, secret

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super-

Back 126

over, above, beyond

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trans-, tra-, tran-

Back 127

across, over

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ultra-

Back 128

beyond

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A.D.

anno domini

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in the year of the Lord

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a.m.
ante meridiem

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before noon

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c.

Back 131

about

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c.v.

Back 132

course of life

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cf.

Back 133

compare

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e.g.

Back 134

for the sake of an example

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etc.

Back 135

and other things

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i.e.

Back 136

that is

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ibid.

Back 137

in the same place

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n.b.

Back 138

note well

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p.m.

Back 139

after midday

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p.s.

Back 140

written after

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v.

Back 141

against

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a fortiori

Back 142

from the stronger argument

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a priori

Back 143

from the earlier agrument

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ad hoc

Back 144

for this purpose

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ad hominem

Back 145

against the person

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ad nauseam

Back 146

to the point of sickness

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alumnus/alumna

Back 147

a male/female foster child

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cum laude

Back 148

with praise

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deus ex machina

Back 149

a god from the machine

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ex gratia

Back 150

out of goodwill

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ex officio

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as a result of being in office

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ex tempore

Back 152

out of time

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in camera

Back 153

in a room

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in toto

Back 154

in total

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inter alia

Back 155

among other things

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inter alia

Back 156

among other things

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mutatis mutandis

Back 157

with the various factors changed that need to be changed

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non sequitur

Back 158

it does not follow

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quorum

Back 159

of whom

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sine die

Back 160

without a date

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terminus ante quem

Back 161

the limit before which

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terminus post quem

Back 162

the limit after which

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vice versa

Back 163

in turn

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carpe diem

Back 164

seize the day

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Megalomania

Back 165

It is when there is an obsession with extravagant things or actions or it is a psychopathological condition where the person is delusional with fantasies of wealth, power, or a force of unlimited powers.

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Xenophobe

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A person who has fear of foreign people.

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Euphemism

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It is a substitution for an agreeable or inoffensive expression for a person who may suggest something unpleasant.

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data

Back 168

the things that have been given

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consortium

Back 169

a group who has a common or shared fate.

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demon

Back 170

semi-divine beings

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drama

Back 171

something that is done

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plagiarize

Back 172

kidnapped a person

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henotheism

Back 173

between pantheism and polytheism

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bibliophile

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lover of books

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bona fide

Back 175

in/by good faith