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Stage 22 CLC Vocabulary

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Q 1/30
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having received, having obtained
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adeptus, adepta, adeptum
Q 2/30
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love
30
amor, amōris, m.

30 questions

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having received, having obtained

1

30 sec

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love

2

30 sec

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golden, made of gold

3

30 sec

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eagerly

4

30 sec

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sky

5

30 sec

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deceive, trick

6

30 sec

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dreadful, awful

7

30 sec

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disagree

8

30 sec

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choose

9

30 sec

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ruin, destruction

10

30 sec

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pour

11

30 sec

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enemy

12

30 sec

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throw

13

30 sec

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begin

14

30 sec

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having entered

15

30 sec

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throw in

16

30 sec

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tear

17

30 sec

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very little, least

18

30 sec

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troublesome

19

30 sec

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warn, advise

20

30 sec

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spare

21

30 sec

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having prayed (to)

22

30 sec

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prudence, good sense

23

30 sec

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how big

24

30 sec

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how?

25

30 sec

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late

26

30 sec

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safe

27

30 sec

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word

28

30 sec

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courage

29

30 sec

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avoid

30

30 sec

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