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| dEfendO, dEfendere, dEfendI, dEfEnsus |
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| dEsistO, dEsistere, dEstitI, dEsistus |
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| dEterreO, dEterrEre, dEterruI, dEterritus |
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| deter, prevent, hinder, keep from |
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| hesitate (with inf.); doubt (with indirect question or quIn + subjunctive) |
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| impediO, impedIre, impedIvI/ impediI, impedItus |
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| metuO, metuere, metuI, -- |
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| a going down, setting; downfall, ruin |
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| obstO, obstAre, obstitI, obstAtus |
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| stand in the way of, hinder (+dat) |
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| perveniO, pervenIre, pervEnI, perventus |
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| prohibeO, probibEre, prohibuI, prohibitus |
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| keep from, prohibit, prevent |
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| but that, that not (used after expressions of prevention, negative doubting, etc) |
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| by which the less, that not, from (used in positive or negative clauses of prevention) |
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| religious awe, reverence, integrity, sanctity |
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| relinquO, relinqere, relIquI, relictus |
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| reliquus, reliqua, reliquum |
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| retegO, retegere, retExI, retEctus |
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| together, at the same time |
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| vEnor, vEnArI, vEnAtus sum |
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| vertO, vetere, vertI, versus |
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| animadvertO, animadvertere, animadvertI, animadversus |
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| turn one's attention to, notice |
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| vetO, vetAre, vetuI, vetitus |
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