Sat Words Unit 5

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cajole (v)

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persuade using flattery

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"make me!"

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exhort (v)

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urge strongly

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ex
hortari
"make me!"

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coerce (v)

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persuade using force

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"make me!"

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induce (v)

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cause

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in
ducere
"make me!"

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coax (v)

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persuade using flattery

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"make me!"

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provoke (v)

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stir up

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pro
vocare
"make me!"

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obligatory (a)

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required

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ob
ligare
"make me!"

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wheedle (v)

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influence by flattery

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"make me!"

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goad (v)

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urge into action

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"make me!"

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begrudge (v)

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give in

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"make me!"

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spur (v)

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goad

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"make me!"

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prerequisite (n)

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requirement

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"make me!"

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resigned (a)

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accepting of fate

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"make me!"

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tactile (a)

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able to be sensed by touch

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tactilis
"come to your senses!"

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olfactory (a)

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relating to smell

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olere
facere
"come to your senses!"

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gustatory (a)

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relating to taste

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gustare
"come to your senses!"

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auditory (a)

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relating to hearing

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audire
"come to your senses!"

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discern (v)

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perceive as seperate

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dis
cernere
"come to your senses!"

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pungent (a)

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sharp odor

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pungere
"come to your senses!"

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palpable (a)

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detectable by touch

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palpare
"come to your senses!"

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ascertain (v)

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learn for certain

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"come to your senses!"

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savory (a)

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pleasant tasting

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"come to your senses!"

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putrid (a)

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rotten

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putris
"come to your senses!"

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perceptive (a)

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aware

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"come to your senses!"

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perceive (v)

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to become aware

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"come to your senses!"

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aural (a)

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relating to hearing

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auris
"come to your senses!"

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tangible (a)

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touchable

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tangere
"come to your senses!"

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thwart (v)

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stop before it succeeds

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"stop it!"

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abstain (v)

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refrain from action

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abs
tenere
"stop it!"

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deterrent (n)

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acgt to discourage

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de
terrere
"stop it!"

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impede (v)

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slow progress

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"stop it!"

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hinder (v)

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slow progress

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"stop it!"

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curtail (v)

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make less

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curtus
"stop it!"

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impediment (n)

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something impeding progress

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"stop it!"

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stymie (v)

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present an obsticle

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"stop it!"

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dissuade (v)

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persuade against something

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dis
suadere
"stop it!"

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refrain (v)

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hold back from doing

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re
frenare
"stop it!"

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abstinence (n)

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voluntary avoidance

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abs
tenere
"stop it!"

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tentative (a)

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uncertain

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"stop it!"

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hamper (v)

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restrict progress

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"stop it!"

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destitute (a)

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completely penniless

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destitutus
"must be the money"

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frugal (a)

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good with money

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frux
"must be the money"

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remuneratino (n)

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payment

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re
munerari
"must be the money"

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impecunious (a)

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without money

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im
pecunia
"must be the money"

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improvident (a)

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failing to provide for the future

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im
pro
videre
"must be the money"

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parsimony (n)

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excessive thriftiness

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parsi
monium
"must be the money"

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venal (a)

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able to be bribed

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venalis
"must be the money"

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thrifty (a)

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good with money

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"must be the money"

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pauper (n)

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extremely poor

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pau
parere
"must be the money"

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mercenary (n)

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server to teh highest bidder

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merces
"must be the money"

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perquisite (n)

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payment or privilege recieve in additino ot wages

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perk
"must be the money"

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insolvent (a)

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bankrupt

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in
solvent
"must be the money"

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indigent (a)

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poor

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indu
egere
"must be the money"

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pecuniary (a)

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relating to money

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pecunia
"must be the money"

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prophecy (n)

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prediction

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pro
phanai
"saw that comming"

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harbinger (n)

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precursor

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"saw that comming"

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augur (v)

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to predict the future

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augur
"saw that comming"

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premonition (n)

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forewarnign

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pre
monere
"saw that comming"

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portent (v)

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give warning

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por
tendere
"saw that comming"

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prescient (a)

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having knowledge of future

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pre
scientia
"saw that comming"

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omen (n)

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sign of things to come

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"saw that comming"

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foresight (n)

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ability to see things comming

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fore
"saw that comming"

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clairvoyant (n)

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with great foresightn

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clair
voyant
"saw that comming"

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portent (n)

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oment of future event

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por
tendere
"saw that comming"

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preempt (v)

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block by actin first

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pre
"saw that comming"

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premeditate (v)

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plan ahead of tiem

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pre
meditari
"saw that comming"

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prophetic (a)

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able to tell the future

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pro
phanai
"saw that comming"

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bode (v)

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be an omen

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"saw that comming"

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archaic (a)

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ancient

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arch
"old and worn out"

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relic (n)

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object from an ancient time

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re
linquere
"old and worn out"

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decrepit (a)

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worn out form old age

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de
crepare
"old and worn out"

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antiquaed (a)

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outdated

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antiquus
"old and worn out"

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antediluvian (a)

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very old

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ante
diluvim
"old and worn out"

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defunct (a)

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no longer in existence

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defunctus
"old and worn out"

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perpetuate (v)

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keep from dying out

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per
petere
"old and worn out"

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outmoded (v)

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outdated

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"old and worn out"

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artifact (n)

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object of historical interest

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arte
factum
"old and worn out"

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obsolete (a)

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outmoded

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ob
solere
"old and worn out"

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dilapidated (a)

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worn out

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"old and worn out"

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threadbare (a0

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shabby

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"old and worn out"

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archive (v)

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collection of historically interesting matierial

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arch
"old and worn out"

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apathy (n)

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lack of feeling/ interest

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a
pathos
"feelings"

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apprehensive (a)

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anxious about what is to come

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"feelings"

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contritie (a)

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repentant

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con
terere
"feelings"

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lament (v)

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to show sorrow

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lamentum
"feelings"

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console (v)

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to comfort

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con
solari
"feelings"

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impassive(a)

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lacking emotion

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im
passivus
"feelings"

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ignomity (n)

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shame

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"feelings"

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pathos (n)

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feeling of sorrow

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pathos
"feelings"

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empathy (n)

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identify with other's feelings

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em
pathos
"feelings"

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penitent (a)

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felling of remorse

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"feelings"

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sympathy (n)

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ability to share another's feelings

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syn
pathos
"feelings"

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poignant (a)

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causing a sharp emotional response

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poindre
"feelings"

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remorese (n)

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regret

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re
mordere
"feelings"

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antipathy (n)

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strong feelings against

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anti
pathos
"feelings"