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abhorred
to have drawn back in hatred or disgust
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abstemious
moderate, temperate
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allay
to relieve, passify, or calm
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auspicious
of good omen; favorable
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blasphemous
showing disrespect for God or sacred things
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celestial
having to do with the sky or universe
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coronet
a small crown worn by nobility or a band of jewels or flowers worn around the head
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disposed
inclined; possising a certain demeanor or tendency
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fen
low, marshy, or frequently flooded area of land
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fortitude
courage in pain or adversity
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homage
something given or done to show respect
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inquisition
a period of intensive questioning or investigation; an official or judicial inquiry
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jocund
cheerful and lighthearted
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malignant
very evil or dangerous
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odious
hateful, disgusting
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perdition
state of eternal punishment and damnation for the sinful after death
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perfidious
acting in betrayal of trust; treacherous
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perish
die in a violent, sudden, or untimely manner
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prate
to talk foolishly or tediously about something; chatter
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precursor
a person or thing that comes before another; forerunner
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premises
previous statement from which another is inferred OR to base an argument or theory on
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prerogative
right or privelage exclusive to a particular individual/class OR property distinguishing a person or class
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quaint
attractively unusual or old fashioned
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sinew
a piece of tough fibrous tissue uniting muscle to bone; tendon, ligament, parts of a structure that band it together
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spendthrift
a person who spends money in an extravagant, irresposible way
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trifle
a thing of little value/importance OR a small amount of something
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upbraid
scold or rebuke strongly
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vex
to irritate/annoy strongly
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zenith
the highest point reached by a celestial object or something else; apex, the time at which something is most powerful
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