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| derivation (deer a VA' shun) |
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| verb: to rule based on superior force or authority |
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adjective, royal, of or befitting a king
from the Latin regalis, rex (king) |
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adjective: having the most influence, or the most prominant
Anvil is the dominant feature of the landscape behind the school. |
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| verb: to rule arrogantly; to use power like a tyrant |
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adjective: unable to be overcome; cannot be beaten or broken
The prefix in-/im- means not. The spelling varies with the sound that follows it (impossible, incapable.) |
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adjective: having the greatest prominance, rule, or force
pre- means before
The predominant weather last night was the wind. |
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| noun: government or group in power |
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| verb: to make regular, to control or direct according to a rule |
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| noun: rule or law intended to make situation regular |
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| noun: form of government based on elected representatives |
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adjective: having to do with a republic
If capitalized, it is a proper noun that refers to one of the two dominant political parties in the United States, the Republican Party. |
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