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Physiognomies |
Facial features that show qualities of mind or character |
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Augured |
Foretold |
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Betokened |
Given evidence of |
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Tribunal |
Court form of justice |
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Inference |
Paying from one belief to another that is dependant on the first |
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Indubitably |
Unquestionably |
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Antinomian |
One who rejects a socially established morality |
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Heterodox |
Holding unorthodox opinions |
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Scourged |
To subject to severe criticism or satire |
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Firewater |
A strong alcoholic beverage |
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Magistrate |
A local official |
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Gallows |
The punishment of hanging |
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Venerable |
Made sacred by religion or history |
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Meagre |
Meager |
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Transgressor |
Violator |
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Scaffold |
Platform on which criminal is executed |
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Infamy |
Evil reputation |
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Impropriety |
Being improper |
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Farthingale |
Support written under skirt |
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Fibre |
Basic toughness |
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Rotundity |
Rounded |
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Behoof |
Advantage |
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Malefactresses |
Person who violates the law |
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Trow |
Believe |
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Autumnal |
Period of maturity |
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Baggage |
Contemptible woman |
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Heathenish |
Barbarous |
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Beadle |
Minor parish official |
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Abashed |
To destroy ones self-confidence |
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Sumptuary |
Designed to regulate habits |
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Gentility |
Upper class |
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Evanescent |
Vanishing like vapor |
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Ignominy |
Dishonorable conduct |
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Brazen |
Contemptuous boldness |
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Hussy |
Mischievous girl |
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Meridian |
Noon |
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Iniquity |
Wickedness |
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Visage |
Appearance |
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Spurn |
Stumble |
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Pillory |
Means to expose one to humility |
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Flagrant |
Purposefully conspicuous |
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Mein |
Aspect |
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Vied |
Exchanged in rivalry |
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Tainted |
Contaminated |
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Contumely |
Rude language or treatment |
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Countenances |
Looks |
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Merriment |
Light hearted fun |
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Preternatural |
Exceeding what is natural |
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Hewn |
Strictly conformed |
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Phantasmagoric |
constantly changing scene |
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Remonstrate |
Objection |
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Cloister |
Covenant, monastery |
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Etymologist |
Studies word derivations |
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Demeanor |
Behaving towards others |