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| ruler. anARCHy is without a ruler. monARCHy is a king/queen as ruler. |
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| to make ashamed or embarassed |
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| political chaos by the absence of government |
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| ancient (nowadays just used to describe anything old) |
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| to horrify/shock/overcome with fear |
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| a factory or storage place for war materiel |
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| a noisy uproar suggesting insanity |
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| A musical note, rarely used in modern music, having the time value of two semibreves or whole notes |
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| A book containing the service for each day in Christian practice |
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| a document stating the legal reasons for the suit based on statutes |
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| strong criticism/condemnation |
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| a harshly critical or faultfinding person |
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| to have affection as well as respect for it |
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| imagine/create/construct mentally |
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| to think or consider calmly (with intention) |
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| a group that decides what to do |
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| advice/shared knowledge; a legal adviser |
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| a respectful formality implying esteem (You would treat your employer with deference.) |
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| to think judiciously, especially in considering various courses of action |
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| a great downpour or flood |
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| one's behavior or bearing |
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| mental chaos (partial or complete) |
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| mild chaos (in one's dress or mental state) |
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| a very long period of time (thousands of years) |
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| distinctive age or outstanding period of time |
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| a longer time period than an epoch |
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| to put a value on something |
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| physical annoyances or torments |
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| chaos created by natural forces or by a deliberate human campaign of plunder or destruction |
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| (stronger than esteem) active respect or reverence |
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| the ultimate form of political censure |
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| to think/reflect/intend/plan |
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| to make less severe/serious/painful |
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| to haunt/beset/harass (mental, abnormal inward torment) |
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| fill with mild fear and respect |
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| strong chaos (all demons in screaming disorder) |
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| to stiffen with fear; literally turn to stone |
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| to weigh an idea thoughfully |
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| the act or process of saving it from sins/bondage/evil |
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| to restore injured/handicapped people physically/spiritually |
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| to become less severe; to soften |
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| looking backward about what happened or would have happened |
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| to reflect upon repeatedly |
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| to save/restore/recover (part of) the value |
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| imagine what might happen |
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| noisy/active chaos created by animals/people/wind |
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| to take by force/twist from |
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