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30 Cards in this Set
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nitor, nitoris (m)
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to strive, exert oneself, make an effort
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veluti (=velut)
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just as, even as, as for instance
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belua, ae (f)
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a beast, large animal, brute
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quoniam
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since, whereas, because
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efficio, efficere
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to do, produce, effect, make, bring about, cause (esp. with ut and subjunctive)
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certamen, certaminis (n)
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contest, struggle
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indigens, indigentis
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in need
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diversus (divorsus), -a, -um
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turned away, turned in different directions, remote, fluctuating, irresolute
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cupiditas, cupiditatis (f)
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eager desire, passionate longing (in a bad sense)
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libido (lubido), libidinis (f)
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violent desire, longing; esp. irrational whim, caprise, or immoderate passion, lust.
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demum
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(of time) at length, at last (in enumerations) finally, at last.
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desidia, desidiae (f)
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inactivity, idleness, apathy
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civitas, civitatis
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citizenship
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cresco, crescere, crevi, cretum
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to come into existence, spring forth, arise, increase
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aemula
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jealous
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subverto (subvorto), subvertere, subveryi, subversum
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to overthrow, overturn, destroy
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venalis, -e
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on sale, to be sold, venal
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paulatim
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little by little
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interdum
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sometimes, now and then
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vindico, vindicare
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to claim, to arrogate, assume, to liberate, deliver, protect, avenge, punish
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vitium, -i (n)
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a fault, defect, blemish, crime, vice
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prope (comp. propius, superl. proxime)
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near, nearly
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exopto, exoptare
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to seek
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desum, deesse, defui
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to be lacking
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insuesco, insuescere, insuevi, insuetum
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to become used to; to accustome or habituate anyone to
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signum, -i (n)
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a sign, mark, token, standard, banner, ensign, signal, order, command, watchword, password, statue, seal, signet, constellation
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quippe
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certainly
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hebesco, hebescere
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to become dull, blunt, dim
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probrum, -i (n)
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abuse, reproach, ground for reproach, disgrace, infamous conduct esp. inchastity
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praeter
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(adj.) except. (Prep. with acc.) beyond, past, beside, contrary to, more than, except, in addition to
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