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        | adj.  univeral, including most things (when capitalized, referring to Roman Catholic church)
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        | n.  a covered walk along the inside walls of a building, usually looking out upon a courtyard; a monastery or similar place of religious seclusion |  | 
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        | n.  a great destruction, especially by fire When capitalized, murder by Nazis of over 6 million jews in World War II
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        | adj.  having unlimited power, all-powerful |  | 
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        | adj.  feeding on both plants and meat; devouring everything especially intellectually |  | 
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        | n.  a cure for all diseases or trouble |  | 
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        | v.  to prevent, to make impossible |  | 
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        | n.  a person who avoids mixing with people |  | 
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        | adj.  referring to a form of government in which one person or party holds absolute control |  | 
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        | n.  an opening especially one that emits light |  | 
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        | n.  the beginning of something |  | 
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        | adj.  in its early stages, beginning |  | 
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        | v.  to disapprove, to nullify, to rule out, to cancel, to repel |  | 
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        | n.  the total rejection or religious or moral beliefs |  | 
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        | adj.  done or shown openly |  | 
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        | n.  one who deserts a group, cause, faith, etc., an outlaw |  | 
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        | adj.  empty, especially of meaning or purpose |  | 
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        | n.  conceit, especially about one's appearance; something worthless or useless |  | 
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        | v.  to boast, to brag about n.  a boast
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