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perusal (n)
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the process of examining carefully; ex:Her perusal of the essay revealed errors.
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anarchy (n)
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the absence of gov't. ex:Without lawmen, anarchy frequently ruled.
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array (v)
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to place in proper methodical order; ex:The chess pieces were arrayed correctly.
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redress (n)
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the compensation, as for wrong done; ex:The victim demanded redress.
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contend (v)
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to argue, dispute; ex:Martin contends that he is a master at checkers.
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score (n)
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a group of twenty items; ex:Ben ordered ten tablecloths and six score of napkins.
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consecrate (v)
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to set apart as sacred; to make or declare holy; ex:A ceremony was held to consecrate the young couples marriage.
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hallow (v)
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to make or select as holy; to regard as sacred; ex:The church stands on hallowed ground.
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perish (v)
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to pass from existence; ex:Thousands of animals perished in the forest fire.
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impromtu (adj/adv)
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done on the spur of the moment; ex:the committee held an impromptu meeting.
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