Betrothed

Adj.

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Engaged to be married.

The woman just got betrothed.

Blasphemy

N.

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An act or atatement that shows disrespect or irreverance toward something considered sacred.

The man showed blasphemy to everyone.

Cadence

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A rhythm marked by a regular beat.

The songs beat had many candencesounds.

Canon

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A rule or principle that provides the norm for judgement.

The school had many canons for everyone.

Denouement

N.

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The outcome of a series of events.

I already knew the denouement of the football game.

Edict

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A statement or command having the force of law.

The police gives alot of edicts.

Enamor

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To inspire with love;to captivate.

I love to enamore people to play football.

Insensate

Adj.

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Lacking sensation or awareness.

The man was insensate to everything around him.

Renegade

N.

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A person who deserts one group or cause for another; traitor.

The man told us he was a renegade.

Soliloquy

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A speech in which a characters thoughts are given verbal expression.

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The president gave a soliloquy  speech.

Stricture

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A strong criticism.

The little boy was strictured stongly around town.

Triumvirate

N.

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A group of three expecially on possessing great power or eminence.

Mount rush more is a triumvirate.

Usurp

V.

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To seize and hold power or authority in an illegal or unjust manner.

The police was being usurp with the old man.

Vestment

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An outer garment expecially on indicatind a role, rank, or a religion.

The preacher had a unique vestment on.

Votary

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A person who is devoted to a cause or orginization, especially one of a religious nature.

I am very votary to football.