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Nom
Name ,law,custom,order
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Defunct
No longer used or active
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Perfunctory
Done as a duty; having a superficial quality
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Function
The purpose something serves
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Dysfunction
Abnormal, impaired, or incomplete functioning
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Functionary
One who performs in a certain position, esp. an official
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Gastritis
Inflammation of the stomach lining
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Nomism
Conduct based on moral law
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Gastric
Of or relating to the stomach
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Gastronomy
The art or custom of good eating
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Nomology
The science of laws and lawmaking
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Ethnologist
A specialist in cultural anthropology
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Concentric
Having a common center
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Ethnic
Related to common racial or cultural traits
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Concentration
The focusing of attention on one idea or task
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Ethnicity
the classification or affiliation by race or culture
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Ethnocentric
inclined to regard one's own social group as superior to all others
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reflection
the process of bending back or thinking back
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circumflex
bending around; curved
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deflection
change of course or direction
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reflex
Bent turned or directed back
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IInflexible
Unbending; rigid
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Inflection
A change in tone or pitch
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Dyn/dynam/dynamo
Power/force
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Dynamism
An active forceful state or quality
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Dynasty
A powerful group or family;a succession of heredity rulers
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Isodynamic
Of or relating to equality or uniformity of force
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Dynamo
an individual possessing unusual energy
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dynamic
energetic forceful of or relating to power
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Errant
Roving or wandering; itinerant
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Erroneous
The quality of being mistaken; incorrect
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Err
To make a mistake; incorrect
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Error
Something incorrectly done out of ignorance or carelessness
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Aberrant
That which strays away from the right or normal way
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Tangible
Able to be touched or perceived through touch; actual
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Dormant
That which is temporarily inactive
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Dormitory
A place with sleeping facilities fir a number of people
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Tangent
Touching; adjacent
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Intangible
I incapable of being touched; not easy to describe
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Dormancy
A state of inactivity
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Dominion
Authority over others
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Predominant
Most common or powerful; before all others
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Dominate
To control or have power over others
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Indomitable
Not easily subdued; unyielding
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Dominant
That which is more controlling or important
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