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Universal; including most things
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Referring to the Roman Catholic church |
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A covered walk along the inside walls of a building, usually looking out on a courtyard
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A monastery or similiar place of religious seclusion
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To seclude as in a monastery |
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A great destruction, especially by fire
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Murder by the Nazis of over six million Jews and millions of other people in World War II |
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| Having unlimited power; all-powerful |
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Feeding on both plants and meat
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Devouring everything, especially intellectually |
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| A cure-all for diseases or troubles |
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| To prevent; to make impossible |
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| A person who avoids mixing with people |
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| Referring to a form of government in which one person or party holds abosolute control |
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| An opening,especially one that admits light |
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| The beginning of something |
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| In its early stages, beginning |
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To disprove; to nullify
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To rule out; to cancel; to repeal |
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| The total rejection of religious or moral beliefs |
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One who deserts a group, cause, faith, etc.; an outlaw
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Like a renegade; traitorous |
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| Empty, especially of meaning or purpose |
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| Conceit, especially about one's appearance |
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To boast; to brag about
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