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iconoclast
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a person who scoffs at tradition
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eikon
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a religious image
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klaein
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to break
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iconoclasm
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noun form of iconoclast, referring to scoffing at tradition
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iconoclastic
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adjective form of iconoclast, referring to scoffing at tradition
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atheist
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a doubter of God
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a-
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negative prefix
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theos
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God
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atheism
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noun form of atheist, referring to doubts about the existance of God
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agnosticism
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philosophy that claims God is unknowable
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agnostic
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a person who believes the philosophy that God is unknowable
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gnostos
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known
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diagnosis
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a knowing through examination or testing
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dia-
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through
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prognosis
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a prediction
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pro-
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before
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diagnose
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the verb form of diagnosis, referring to a knowing through examination or testing
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prognosticate
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the verb form of prognosis, referring to a prediction
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diagnostic
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general knowledge in a field
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diagnostician
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one who knows through examination or testing
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prognostication
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one who knows through predicting
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monotheism
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belief in one God
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monos
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one
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monotheist
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a person who believes in one God
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monotheistic
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adjective form of monotheism, referring to a belief in one God
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polytheism
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belief in many gods
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polys
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many
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polytheist
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a person who believes in many gods
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polytheistic
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adjective form of polytheism, referring to a belief in many gods
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pantheism
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belief that God is a combination of all forces of the universe
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pan
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all
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pantheist
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a person who believes that God is a combination of all the forces in the universe
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pantheistic
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adjective form of pantheism, referring to a belief that God is a combination of all the forces in the universe
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theology
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the study of God and religion
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logos
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science or study
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theologian
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a person who studies the study of God and religion
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theological
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the adjective form of theology, referring to the study of God and religion
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lechier
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to lick
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lecher
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one who lusts for sex
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lechery
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unrestrained or excessive indulgence of sexual desire, a practice practiced by lechers
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lechier
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to lick
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lecherous
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given to or characterized by lechery; lustful. adjective form of lechery
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libidinous
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full of sexual lust; lustful; lewd; lascivious
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libido
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pleasure
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lascivious
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inclined to lustfulness; wanton; lewd
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lascivia
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wantonness
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lubricious
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arousing or expressive of sexual desire; lustful; lecherous
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lubricus
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slippery
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lubricate
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to apply some oily or greasy substance noun form of lubricious
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lubricity
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oily smoothness, as of a surface; slipperiness noun form of lubricious
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licentious
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sexually unrestrained; lascivious; libertine; lewd
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licentious
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sexually unrestrained; lascivious; libertine; lewd
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licere
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to be permitted
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lewd
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inclined to, characterized by, or inciting to lust or lechery; lascivious
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lewed
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vile
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lustful
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pleasure, desire
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lust
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pleasurable, desirable, noun form of lustful
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noun suffix
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prurient
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having, inclined to have, or characterized by lascivious or lustful thoughts, desires
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prurio
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to itch
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pruritis
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medical condition where skin is itchy without rash or eruption
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pruritic
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referring to medical condition where skin is itchy without rash or eruption, adjective form of pruritis
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hypochondria
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an excessive preoccupation with one's health, usually focusing on some particular symptom, as cardiac or gastric problems
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hypos
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under
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chondros
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the cartilage of the breast bone
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hypochondriac
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one who is continuously unhappy about their health
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hypochondriac, hypochrondriacal
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referring to one who is continuosly unhappy about their health
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hypodermic
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characterized by the introduction of medicine or drugs under the skin
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hypothyroid
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related to deficient activity of the thyroid gland
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hypotension
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abnormally low blood pressure
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hyper
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over
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hypercritical
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excessively fault-finding
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hyperthyroidism
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overworking of the thyroid gland
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hypertension
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high blood pressure
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hyperacidity
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high amounts of acid
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hyperactivity
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high amounts of activity
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hypersensitive
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high amounts of sensitivity
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