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| -verb- to assume an office or position; to agree to a demand or agreement |
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| -adj- having or showing skill or cleverness; resourceful |
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| -noun- principle of unselfish concern for or devotion to others; antithetical to egotism |
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| -noun- the final momentous battle between good and evil; a universal conflict |
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| -verb- to speak or present clearly |
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| -noun- an expression of approval or agreement -verb- to express approval or agreement |
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| -adj- showing great care and perseverance |
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| -verb- to regard as being caused by something; to regard as characteristic of -noun- a quality or feature |
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| -noun- an official inspection of an individuals accounts -verb- to conduct an official examination of |
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| -noun- a religious official who interprets natural signs as an indication of divine approval; a diviner |
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| -noun- an omen or divination |
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| -adj- conductive of success, beneficial; favorable |
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| -noun- extreme greed for wealth or material gain |
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| -verb- to fail to give a true notion or impression of; to disguise or contradict; to fail to justify or fulfill; to betray |
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| -noun- a word or phrase meant to invoke prosperity, protection, or good fortune; a blessing |
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| -intj- expression of contempt, annoyance, or exasperation -noun- testicles |
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| -adj- of or relating to winter |
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| -verb- to cease resisting; surrender |
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| -adj- given to sudden or unaccountable changes of mood or behavior; fickle; whimsical |
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| -noun- the practice of drawing maps |
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| -noun- a large-scale and violent event in the natural world; a sudden violent event |
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| -noun- a procession of horse-mounted individuals, carriages, or other equine transportation; a noteworthy or noticeable series |
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| -verb- to express severe disapproval of -noun- an expression of such disapproval; a formal expression of such |
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| -noun- knight; chivalrous person; some other merited martial person akin to a knight; honorific |
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| -verb- to trick or steal from |
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| -verb- to show to be involved in a crime or illicit act; to bear responsibility for |
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| -verb- to curse; to invoke evil upon |
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| -noun- a badge, crest, or other distinguishing mark of office, rank, or membership; an official emblem or representation |
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