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a beginning or formation of an idea;
a general idea or understanding |
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| the period or length of time during which something exists or persists |
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expire (verb)
expired
expiration (noun) |
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to come to an end;
to breath out; exhale |
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incessantly (adverb)
incessant (adj) |
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| constantly; continually, without interruption |
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referring to the Middle Ages, the period in European history from about 475 - 1450
"old fashioned or lacking insight" |
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The historical European period from about 1400-1600, during which classical art, literature, architecture & learning were revived in Europe
A rebirth or revival |
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| a short time of rest or relief; a break |
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simultaneous (adj)
simultaneously (adv) |
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| happening, existing, or done at the same time |
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subsequently (adverb)
subsequent (adj) |
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| later on; at a later time |
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anarchy (noun)
anarchic (adj)
anarchist (noun) |
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a lack of government;
disorder and confusion |
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| requiring complete obedience to a single ruler or group |
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conservative (adj) or (noun)
conservatism (noun) |
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favoring traditions values & institutions; resistant to change; cautious;
traditional in style; not showy
a person favoring traditional values and institutions |
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delegate (noun or verb)
delagation (noun) |
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a representative chosen to speak or act for others (noun)
to give out power; responsibility, or tasks (verb) |
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control;
the territory or realm that one controls |
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impeach (verb)
impeached (verb)
impeachment (noun) |
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| to accuse a public official of unacceptable conduct |
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inaugurate (verb)
inaugural (adj) |
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| to install in office by formal ceremony |
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liberal (adj or noun)
liberally (adv) |
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favoring social progress, democratic reforms, and civil liberties
tolerant; generous
a person who favors social progress, democratic reforms and civil liberties |
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self-disciplined;
simple; lacking in comfort |
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tyrant (noun)
tyrannical (adj)
tyrannize (verb) or tyrannized
tyranny (noun) |
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| a ruler who exercises absolute power in a harsh, cruel manner |
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