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suitable, fitting, suited
it is apt |
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| arceso, arcessere, arcesssivi, asessitum |
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send for, summon
summon him from the archives! |
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citadel, fortress (F)
the ark is hidden inside a great fortress |
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| ascend, ascendere, ascendi, ascensum |
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rough
aspen tress don't have very rough bark |
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boldness, daring, recklessness (F)
they were astonished at her audacity |
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dare
how can hE dare? can't he hear how stupid he sounds? |
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| augeo, augere, auxi, auctum |
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increase (TRANS)
the amount of augury has actually increased recently |
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| caedo, caedere, cecisi, caseum |
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cut, beat, kill
you can imagine Cato cutting and killing the other tributes |
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| candidus, candida, candidum |
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white, bright
Candide wandered into a room filled with white and bright candy |
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| caveo, cavere, cavi, cautum |
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beware (of)
beware of the cave! |
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hollow
cava is full of little hollow bubbles |
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| cedo, cedere, cessi, cessum |
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yield, depart
come on kid, lets depart from this cess pit |
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quickly
the celery quickly hid |
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to hide (1)
its possible for a small child to hide in a cello case |
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| cerno, cernere, crevi, cretum |
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see, perceive
I think I can discern a small bird, buts that's all I CAN SEE |
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around, about
circa 1979... |
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defeat, disaster
the defeated were clad in disaster |
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| claudo, claudere, clause, clausum |
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I began (PERF)
from then I began to cope better |
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| cogo, cogere, coegi, coactum |
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collect, compel, force
the failures of her cogitative processes compelled her to cheat, she felt she was forced into it |
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hill (M)
the coliseum stands alone on a hill |
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neck (N)
our necks are like columns, holding up our heads |
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| colo, colere, colui, cultum |
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cultivate, tend, worship
Colin joined the cult where they worshipped flowers and spent all day tending and cultivating them |
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| complures, complures, complura |
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several, quite a few
several people were complicit in this affair |
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| conficio, conficere, confeci, confectum |
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construct, carry through, complete
they carried through their plans and constructed a completely dazzling array of confectionary |
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| contemno, contemnere, contempsi, contemptum |
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despise
you have my contempt for I despise you |
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supply, plenty, abundance (F)
we are supplied with plenty, a genuine cornucopia of abudance |
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every day
everyday she would sit in her cot and play with the mobile |
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tomorrow
is it crass to think about tomorrow? |
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care, anxiety, concern
I am concerned that they wont find a cure in time |
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| care for, attend to, see to it that (1) |
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| decerno, decernere, decrevi, decretum |
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