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21 Cards in this Set
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all (greek)
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Pan
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uproar
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pandemonium
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a cure-all for diseases or troubles
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panacea
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all (latin)
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omnis
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having unlimited power
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omnipotent
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present everywhere
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omnipresent
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feeding on both plants and meat
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omnivorous
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devouring everything, especially intellectually
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omnivorous
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whole (greek)
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holos
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universal; including most things
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catholic
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referring to the roman catholic church
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catholic
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a great destruction, especially by fire
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holocaust
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murder by the nazis of over 6 million jews and millions of other people in World War II
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Holocaust
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whole (latin)
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totus
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referring to a form of government in which one person or party holds absolute control
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totalitarian
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to close (latin)
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claudo, claudere, clausi, claususm
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a covered walk along the inside walls of a building,m usually looking out on a courtyard
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cloister
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a monastery or similiar place of religious seclusion
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cloister
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to seclude as in a monastery
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cloister
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to prevent; to make impossible
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preclude
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a person who avoids mixing with people
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recluse
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