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| without power to move, act, or resist |
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| anything given or done to show reverence, honor, or respect |
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| possesed at birth rather than acquired |
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| government by a person or persons claiming to rule with divine authority |
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| to conceal under a false appearance; disguise |
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| courteous yielding to the opinion or wishes of another |
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| a sacred song or poem; hymn |
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| a state of alarm or dread; a trembling |
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| lacking moral discipline or sexual restraint |
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| extreme misfortune bringing great loss and sorrow; disaster |
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| any remark or action held to be disrespectful toward God or anything divine |
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| a written declaration made under oath |
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| a person who brings a suit into a court of law |
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| the willful telling of a lie while under lawful oath |
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| a formal written accusation of a crime |
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