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intr. v. To go beyond set limits
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infringe
infringement, n. |
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n.,The right to vote, or a vote itself
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suffrage
suffreagist, n. |
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n, one who breaks an icon or "image", one who overthrows or destroys established traditions or attitudes
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iconoclast
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n; a departure from what is right, true or correct; a deviation from the normal or typical
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aberration
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n; a great hatred and disgust, loathing; anything hateful and disgusting
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abomination
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"away from"
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adj; Harsh, rough
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abrasive
abrade,v; abrasion, n; abrasively, adv. |
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v; to give up formally (a high office, throne, authority, etc.) to surrender (a right or responsibility, etc.)
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abdicate
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intr. v. 1. to exist in great quantities or numbers
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abound
abundance, n.; abundantly, adv. |
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intr. v. To leave quickly and secretly and hide oneself
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abscond
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tr. v. to detest thoroughly
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abhor
abhorrence, (extreme hate) n.; abhorrent, adj. |
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adj. sparing or moderate, especially in eating and drinking
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abstemious
abstemiously, adv.; abstemiousness, n. |
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" to separate", "to sift", " to decide"
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cerno, cernere, crevi, cretum
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adj. Showing tact, respect, and restraint in speech or behavior.
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discreet
discreetly, adv.; discreetness, n.; discretion, n. |
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1. Constituting a separate thing. See
2. Consisting of unconnected distinct parts. 3. Defined for a finite or countable set of values; not continuous. |
discrete
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adj.; hard to manage, unruly, rebellious, irritable, cross
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fractious
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tr. v. To find out something for certain
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ascertain
ascertainable, adj. |
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tr. v. To perceive; to detect differences, to weigh one thing against the other (look at pros and cons)
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discern
discerning, adj.; discernible, adj.; discernment, n. |
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"to break"
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Frango, Frangere, Fregi, Fractum
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n. A violation, especially of a law
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infraction
infarct, v. |
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