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| A record of an event or action |
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| A member of the clergy (the group of ordained persons in a religion) |
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| to invest with ministerial functions. |
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1. Someone who files records and performs other general office tasks.
2. A lay person charged with various minor ecclesiastical duties.
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| pertaining to the church or the clergy |
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| To look upon something with a particular feeling |
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| Knowledge of what is true. |
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| A figure of speech in which two unlike things are compared (she is like a rose) |
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| to interrupt the quiet or peace of |
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| A person who shares with another in an endeavor. |
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| to person named to carry out the provisions of a will |
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1. A person who manages the day to day activities of an organization
2. A person who is given charge of an estate in the case of the owner's death |
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| the person to whom the property and or interests of another can be transfers |
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| A person who acquires a legacy |
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| Someone who likes another and helps him. |
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| A person who lives an extremely austere life esp. out of religious reasons |
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| A state of weariness or annoyance |
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| Pertaining to beauty and emotion, as opposed to intellect |
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| To review by a brief summary as in the conclusion of a speech |
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| that which tends to prove something |
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| knowing of something private |
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| A metal urn used boil water for tea |
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| The first appearance of daylight in the morning |
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| The partial darkness between day and night |
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| possessing outstanding quality |
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| to observe or commemorate with rites or ceremony |
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| an advantageous purchase esp. one acquired at less than usual price |
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| bound by imperative reqirement |
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| bound by imperative reqirement |
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| bound by imperative reqirement |
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| to be thoroughly familiar with |
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| a feeling aroused by puzzled interest, sometimes tinged with admiration |
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| to tell, give an account of |
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| to move by an argument or evidence to belief or course of action |
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