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Latin: judicium "judgment" (v).
ADJUDICATE |
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| To settle a dispute or argument |
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Term
Latin: mos, moris "law, custum, habit, humor" (adj).
AMORAL |
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| Not concerned about morality |
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Latin: sacer, sacris "holy, sacred" (v).
CONSECRATE |
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| To set apart as holy; to give up to a purpose |
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Latin: sacer, sacris "holy, sacred" (adj).
EXECRABLE |
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Very bad; hateful
Heinous |
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Latin: piare, platum "atone" (v).
EXPIATE |
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To make up for doing wrong
Atone |
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Latin: pius "law abiding, pious, dutiful" (adj).
IMPIOUS |
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Irreverent
Lacking respect for what should be worshipped |
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Latin: judicium "judgment" (adj).
JUDICIOUS |
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Wise
Having or showing good judgment |
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Latin: mos, moris "law, custom, habit, humor" (n).
MORES |
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Attitudes and behaviors that are so firmly fixed that they are followed like laws
(Ethics) |
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Latin: mos, moris "law, custom, habit, humor" (adj).
MOROSE |
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Gloomy, bad-tempered
(Sullen) |
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Latin: sacer, sacris "holy, sacred" (adj).
SACROSANCT |
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| So sacred or reered as to be off-limits |
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