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adj. smooth, soft, mild, gentle, easy, calm |
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adj. one's own, special, personal, peculiar, proper |
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v. + dat. stand in the way of, block the path of, withstand, hinder |
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bilge-water, scum or dregs of society |
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exhaurior, hausi, haustum (4) |
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drain, empty, drink up, exhaust, see through to the end |
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risk, try, test, be in danger |
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hostile, dangerous, disturbed |
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foul, monstrous, vile, horrible |
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wish for, desire, need, want, require, miss |
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be open, be accessible, be visible, be exposed to, stretch out, extend, be evident, be available |
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sometimes, at length, formerly, hereafter |
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pergo, perrexi, perrectum (3) |
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advance, continue, proceed, go on |
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say or mention beforehand, foretell, forewarn, recommend |
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comperio, comperi, compertum |
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find out, learn, know for certain |
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disgrace, infamy, shame, dishonor |
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reperio, repperi, repertum (4) |
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find, find out, discover, invent |
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discribo, discripsi, discriptum (3) |
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divide, assign, distribute |
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place, put up, set up, appoint, determine, resolve (to), decide, judge |
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shameful or base action, crime scandal, disgrace |
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slaughter, butcher, massacre |
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violent or untimely death, extinction, dissolution |
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plainly, clearly, utterly, quite |
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circumcludo, udi, usum (3) |
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hold in check, check, restrain, repress |
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await, expect, anticipate, hope for |
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torch, firebrand, loveflame, fire, torment |
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meeting, assembly, company |
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obsideo, obsedi, obsessum (2) |
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besiege, blockade, frequent, surround, occupy, throng |
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comprehendo, dere, di, sus |
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seize or grasp, attack, describe include, arrest, understand |
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labor to bring about, labor at, strive, perform with effort, set in motion, build, propel |
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throat, narrow entrance, defile, gulf, abyss |
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nequitia, nequitiae (ies, iei) (f) |
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(moral) badness, vice, villainy naughtiness |
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wait, linger, delay, hold up, check |
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near, hard by, at hand because of, on account of |
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enclose, limit, correct keep in order, punish, restrain |
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act done to propitiate a deity, punishment |
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praetereo, ire, ivi/ii, itum |
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go by/past, pass by, escape the notice of, neglect, surpass |
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perfero, ferre, tuli, latus |
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bear or carry through, convey, report, tell, endure, undergo |
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shake, cause to waver, loosen, undermine |
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pestilence, plague, destruction, ruin, death |
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some time ago, previously |
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