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atheist
theocracy:
theology
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| a form of government in which a deity is recognized as the supreme ruler |
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| the study of divine things and the divine faith |
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| glorification, glorified ordeal |
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| to drag; to pull; to draw |
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tractor:
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contract:
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abstract:
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| to draw or pull away, remove |
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| easily managed or controlled |
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| to prolong, draw out, extend |
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transaction:
transparent
transition
transgress:
transcendent:
intransigent |
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| to violate a law, command, or moral code |
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| going beyond ordinary limits |
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| refusing to agree or compromise |
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abuse:
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| a customary way of doing something |
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| efficient, functional, useful |
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convene
venturesome:
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| to come into conflict with |
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| showing a disposition to undertake risks |
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verdict:
veracious
verity
verisimilitude:
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| the appearance or semblance of truth |
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| to affirm, to declare to be true |
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| green with vegetation; inexperienced |
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controversy
revert:
diverse
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introvert:
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vivid:
vicarious:
viable:
vivacity
joie de vivre:
convivial |
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| performed, exercised, received, or suffered in place of another |
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| joy of life (French expression) |
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| the quality of being lively, animated, spirited |
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evident:
video
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| to criticize with harsh language |
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vocabulary:
advocate:
equivocate:
vocation
avocation:
vociferous:
convoke:
invoke |
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| to use ambiguous or unclear expressions |
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| something one does in addition to a principle occupation |
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voluntary:
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benevolent
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| characterized by or expressing bad will |
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| free choice, free will; act of choosing |
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voracious
carnivorous
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