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| to relinquish power; to formally renounce |
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| a deep crask or gap; a bottomless cavern; any unbridgeable distance |
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| harmony; in agreement; a formal treaty between opposing factors v.to grant or award |
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| adj. appalled;struckwith amazement; taken aback; momentarily breathless |
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| to cancle a law; to do away with; to put an end to |
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| able to express ones self clearly, effectivle, or redily; speaking in distinct words or syllables |
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| to declare or state positivly; to matain or defend |
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to declare ones testomony
the witness attested to seeing the defendant commit the crime |
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| to think or speak in a slight manner of someoneor something; to make small or trivial |
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| v. misfortune or great distress; a disaster |
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to treat with love
to hold dear |
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a stronghold
a fortress commanding a city |
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| anything intended to distract of mislead |
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to deface something
to make impure or unclean |
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| to disavow any claim to or association with |
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the most skilled in a group
a small group with great power |
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as a result of
a consequence of |
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| having good moral standings |
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| too change gradually as a result of an action |
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| a comqlete and total failure |
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to display showingly
to showoff |
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to give a warning in advance
a premonition |
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trivial
insignificant
lacking importance |
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to feed or supply beyond capacity
a supply that exceeds demand |
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a iron claw
to struggle or contend with
to fasten |
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arrogantly proud
distainful |
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to float in the air
to remain suspended above a stationary object |
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to pass through
to enter gradually or stealthily |
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the lawfulright or power to interprit the law and to apply it
the territory in which the power is exercised |
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to disable or to diprive of the useof a bodypart
to impair |
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| to exaggerate the extent of an illness or injury |
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| to hrlp drttle or reconsile opposing sides in a dispute |
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| relating to a household of servant or a household of chores requiring little responcabliity or skill |
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to deny the existance of
to make ineffective or invalid |
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a recess in the wall
a place where someone fits in with society |
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