Vocab

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a kind of excommunication; decree; formal order forbidden something

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Interdiction

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hatred of woman

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misogyny

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to bring or restore peace

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pacifist

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one who goes before and make known the approach of another; a herald; anything that foreshadow a future event

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harbinger

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insane, emotionly imbalanced or instable, especially from some shocking or traumatic event

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deranged

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to speak impiously or irreverently of god or sacred things

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blasphemous

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a written message or letter from an official source

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missives

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any of a class or profesional teach in ancient Greee who gave instuction in various fields; concerned hemselves and their students with ingenuity and specious effectiveness rather than soundness of argument. false wisdom

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sophist

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the act of appointing a person or persons to represent or act foor another ot others. person or body or persons appointed

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deputation

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a written message or letter from an official source

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missive

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perdiction; warning; a feeling that someething bad is going to happen

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foreboding

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a feeling or condition of hostility; hatred; ill will; animosity; antagonism

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emnity

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an original a modal or pattern after which a thing is made; Jungarian idea - an unconscious ideas, pattern, thought or image inherited from the ancestor of the race

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archetype

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of or pertaining to church or to the clergy; churchly, clerical, not secular: not lay people of subject matter

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ecclesiastical

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derived from the name of the father or ancestor, especially by addition of a suffix; prefix indication of descent

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patronymic

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ridiculing; mocking to laugh at in contempt

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derisive

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strong expresion of disapproval

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censure

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not meant to be taken seriously or literally; amusing, humurous; lacking serious intent; nonessential

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facetious

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ruling as one who has absoolute, unlimited power; an oppressive or tyrannical leader

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dispotic

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a speech or writing praise of a person or thing, especially in honor of the recently dead

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eulogy

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intended to instruct; having a moral; teacherlike. when applied to someone other than a teacher, can have a negative connotations

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didactic

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an utterance, often ambiguous or obscure, given by priest or priestess at a shrine as the response of a god to an inquiry for a prophecy. any person or thing which serves as an agent of divine communications

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oracles

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of or pertaining to time; present or worldly matters, secular as opposed to ecclesiastical

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temporal

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one of the people of the community professing a polytheistic religionas the ancient Romans and Greeks; a person who is not a Christian, Muslim, or Jew

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pagan

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a kind of excommunication; decree; formal order forbidden something

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interdiction

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hatred of women

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misogynistic

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gross indulgence in lewdness (indecent, lusttful, obscene) behavior

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lechery

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frank, outspoken, open, and sincere; without reservation; honest, impartial

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candid

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talking or disposed to talk much or freely; chattering

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loquacious

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ruling as one who has absolute, unlimited power; an oppressive or tyrannical leader

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despotic

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to bring or restore peace

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pacific

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to enlarge or increase

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augere

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power or to be able

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possent

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to speak out clearly

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loqui

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to laugh or to mock

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ridere

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right or question

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rograre

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to wash

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lave

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birth

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nasci

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to rule

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archy

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tongue, language

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glossa

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rough pebble

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scrup

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range of skills

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repertory

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strong stance for or agaist something

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polarize (polar - war)

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to explain

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predicates (dic - say or tell)

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inheritance from one's father

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patrimony (patr - father)

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not capable of being talked into somthing

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inexorable (ora- to pray or plead)

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waning to do bad to others

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malicious (mal - bad)

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not assigning or charging blame

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imputes (put - to think or assign)

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having power

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puissant

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not fair, causing anger

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incensed (cen - candid)

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time

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temporize