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Latin: ars, artis "art" (n).
ARTIFICE |
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| Clever trickery; deception |
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Latin: ars, artis "art"
ARTLESS |
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| Naïve; lacking strategy or deceit |
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Latin: imitare, imitatum "to mimic, to imitate" (v).
EMULATE |
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| To imitate; to seek to be like |
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Greek: eikon "image" (n).
ICON |
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An image that best represents something
A symbol |
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Greek: eikon "image" (n).
ICONOCLAST |
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| Someone who mocks or attacks things most people believe in |
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Greek: eikon "image" (n).
ICONOGRAPHY |
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| The study of a group of representative pictures or symbols |
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Latin: ars, artis "art" (adj).
INERT |
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| Lifeless; not having power to move |
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Latin: imitare, imitatum "to mimic, to imitate" (adj).
INIMITABLE |
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| Impossible to imitate or copy |
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Term
Latin: videre, visum "to see" (n).
PROVISO |
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| A clause or statement that gives instructions for a potential event or situation |
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Latin: videre, visum "to see" (n).
PURVEYOR |
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Latin: videre, visum "to see" (n).
PURVIEW |
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| Range of skills or authority; capability |
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