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chronicle
a factual written account of important or historical event in the order of their occurence.
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repose
- 1. temporary rest from activity, exitement, or exertion. esp. sleep or rest given by sleep
- in repose her face looks relexing
- 2. a state of peace; composure
- he had lost his grace and repose
- 3. lie down in rest,
- how sweetly he would repose in the bed
- 4. poetic/literary: lay something to rest on or in
- repose something on or in
起居註 Diaries of Activities and Repose
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fastidious
- 1. very attentive to and concern about accuracy and detail
- he chose his words with fastidious care
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full array of something
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some one has a first-hand familarity with something
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veracity
comformity to facts; accuracy
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prosaic
lacking poetic beautic
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self-reflexive
referring to its own artificiality
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be laudable
action, goal, or idea that is deserved praise and commendation
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nomenclature
the devising or choosing of the name for things
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esoteric
- intended for or likely to be understood by only a small number of people with a specialized knowledge or interest
- e.g. escoteric philosophical debate
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ressrrect
- restore to life;
- revive the practice, use, or memory
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infringe
- activily break the term of law
- act so as to undermine or encroach
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succeed in degree, never complitely
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penchant for something
嗜好
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infallibility
the inability to be wrong
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proclamation
public or official announcement
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extraneous
- irrelevent and unrelated to the subject under discussion
- of external origin
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deterrent
- a thing that discourages or is intended to discourage someone from doing something
- e.g. the deterrent effect
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reproach
reproach someone with
address in such a way as to expresses disapproval or disappointment
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precept
a commandment, order, instruction that are considered as having authoritative power
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dismiss
dismiss any doubt
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asceticism
pacticing strict self-denial as a measure of personal or spiritual discipline
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denomination
a religious denomination is a subgroup within a religion that operates under the same name
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cater
- to provide what is required or desired
- e.g. catering to the middle-calss tastes
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expeditious
marked or acting with prompt efficiency
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ascription->ascriptive
arbitrary placement (as in the birth) in a social status
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approximate
nearly correct or exact
e.g. approximate to...
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resonance
cultural resonance
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intriguing
engaging the interest to a marked degree; fascinating
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congruent with=consistent with
～と一致する、～と合致する
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platitude
陳腐な決まり文句、平凡な言葉、ありきたりの言葉
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contest
- ～のために競い合う 、 争う 他動
- ～に意義を唱える 他動
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pugnacious
having a quarrelsome and comabtive nature
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benighted
overtaken by darkness or night; existing in an intellectual, social, or moral darkness
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apodictic
expressing or of the nature of necessary truth or absolute certainty
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