Question 1

inert

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unmoving

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very thin and bony — often from hunger or as though having been worn to the bone

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feels angry or unhappy about having to accept something not liked

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waiting room

Question 2

persecution

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very bad and unfair treatment

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begrudge

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dividing

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asking about or looking into

Question 3

established

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founded (started)

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delay (until a later time)

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polite respect

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present in great quantity

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frontier

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a wilderness area starting to be settled

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resulting from God's intervention or plan

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greatest

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disrespect or reject as not good enough

Question 5

fanatics

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people motivated by extreme enthusiasm for a cause

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serious and solemn

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in a manner intended to end bad feelings or build trust

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decreasing

Question 6

nevertheless

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in spite of what was just said

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straight (focusing where stated rather than getting off topic)

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deceive

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causes of complaint

Question 7

creed

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any system of principles or beliefs

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obviously

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argumentative

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to have difficulty — such as to not know what to do or to move awkwardly on unsure footing

Question 8

somber

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serious—without humour or fun

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delay in punishment

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relating to intelligent consideration of ideas

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decide

Question 9

indicating

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pointing to or nodding toward

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determined not to change a decision or belief

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desirous of hurting others

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a written statement made under oath

Question 10

ordinances

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rules or laws

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shown

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used to (adapted to and with an expectation of)

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the crime of willful disrespect for the authority of a court

Question 11

magistrate

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judicial official

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lying or misleading

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careless — especially with regard to a duty

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basic rule or belief

Question 12

accordingly

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in keeping with or in agreement with what was just stated

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legally declared to be unable to pay money that is owed

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use persuasion

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calls (to come by using a hand gesture or a nod)

Question 13

predilection

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preference

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transcript (written copy) of answers to questions asked in preparation for a trial

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an appropriate size, amount, or degree in relation to something else

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argue

Question 14

rankle

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to annoy or make angry — often over a long period of time

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something claimed

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supporting

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told someone about something

Question 15

relatives

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people related by blood or marriage

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something that serves as evidence — especially a statement at a trial or hearing

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feeling or appraisal of having personally behaved in a morally right or wrong manner

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a physical representation of a concept

Question 16

heathens

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people who are not Christian

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accuse formally of a crime

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something previously unknown

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favorable

Question 17

parochial

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narrow outlook

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struggle or disagreement

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points in time

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made someone excited about getting something

Question 18

preserve

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place of control

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disrespect and dislike

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kept or tried to keep under control

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impossible or difficult to perceive by the mind or senses

Question 19

citadel

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a stronghold or fortress

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talking so that someone else can write what is said

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frightening bottomless pit (figurative)

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indication or demonstration (of character or competence)

Question 20

homage

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respect or loyalty

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eliminated (got rid of)

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evidence for something

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argument

Question 21

innate

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of a quality: existing as an inseparable part of something greater

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cooperated

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called to come

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wanting to punish someone for causing harm

Question 22

defiled

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spoiled the beauty or purity of something

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feeling or expressing sorrow for having done wrong

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causes of dissatisfaction / causes dissatisfaction

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"spiritually cleansed" in a Christian ceremony

Question 23

deceitful

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misleading or not trustworthy

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shrivel

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to feel or show that you are very happy about something

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capable of being heard

Question 24

motivated

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wanting to do something; or made someone want to do something

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made loud noise and/or persistent demands

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a person who brings a legal action against another in a court of law

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undying

Question 25

ingratiating

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gaining favor with somebody by deliberate efforts

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a subtle hint or indirect suggestion

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a strong desire for something or someone

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loses

Question 26

Puritans

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English Protestants who in the 16th and 17th centuries thought there were too many rituals in worship and who stressed hard work above pleasure

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intimidating or impressive

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secret agreement or plot

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said that something is not true

Question 27

communal

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related to a group rather than individuals

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being unknown

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something that is owned by a person, business

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almost certain to

Question 28

autocracy

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a political system governed by a single individual

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the tube inside the neck that leads to the stomach and lungs

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nervousness

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criticize

Question 29

perpetuation

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to cause to continue

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in a way that shows irritation or annoyance.

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serving in a less important role — sometimes implying excessive submissiveness

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impolite boldness

Question 30

antagonistic

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hostile

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lacking experience or sophistication, and the understanding that comes from them — often too trusting or optimistic

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nervousness or worry

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of the most exciting or important part of a series of events

Question 31

The Mayflower

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the ship in which the Pilgrims sailed from England to Massachusetts in 1620

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a strong feeling of sadness, fear, and loss of hope

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getting near

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perfect (without fault or error)

Question 32

differentiation

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change to something different

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someone or an adjective describing someone who strongly supports a person, group, or idea

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a very bad person

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feeling of uneasiness

Question 33

revolution

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overthrow of the old government

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people who violate moral standards they claim to hold

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work as a lawyer

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to move slowly with the body close to the ground

Question 34

junta

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a small group of people who rule

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not easily angered or upset

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confused or frustrated

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in a manner that causes much anger or annoyance

Question 35

speculation

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line-of-thought

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false accusation (in this case, against a Proctor)

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having or deserving glory, fame, or honor

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by the fact itself

Question 36

mystical

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with a sense of wonder or mystery

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complete moral integrity

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to provide or be a good reason for (something); to prove or show (something) to be just, right

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pretending to have moral standards while not living up to them

Question 37

paradox

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a situation or statement that may be true but is surprising or seems impossible because parts of it seem to contradict each other

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someone who deceives others

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hold firmly

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calmly

Question 38

resolution

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solution

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strong belief or trust in someone or something

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admirably wonderful

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a journey to a special place — especially a sacred place for religious purposes

Question 39

theocracy

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a society governed by religious officials

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to ask for something in a serious and emotional way

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demonstrated

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in a manner that intentionally angers, challenges, or upsets someone

Question 40

function

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purpose

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give a false impression of

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a male horse that has not been castrated (gelded) — especially one used for breeding purposes

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heartless (cruel lack of concern for other's feelings)

Question 41

prevents

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stops (something from happening)

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the use of words that mean the opposite of what you really want to say especially in order to insult someone, to show irritation, or to be funny

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the criminal offense of telling lies after formally promising to tell the truth

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deception (lying or pretending something is true)

Question 42

repressions

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uses of force to suppress unpopular ideas

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to break apart and fall down suddenly

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adequate (enough)

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suddenly

Question 43

warranted

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justified

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well known for something bad

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ghostlike figures

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given the authority or power

Question 44

perverse

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not what is expected, or considered proper

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came up with (invented or created)

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the action of returning a military attack; counterattack

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enormous

Question 45

manifestation

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demonstration

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cunning and deceit

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an unpleasant emotion caused by being aware of danger, a feeling of being afraid

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cleverness in dealing with others — especially in business

Question 46

inclined

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with a desire or tendency

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interested in learning about things — often asking many questions

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indicate or predict the future

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to have enough courage or confidence to do something, to not be too afraid to do something

Question 47

vengeance

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revenge

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with disbelief

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the act of finding an answer or solution to a conflict, problem, etc.; the act of resolving something

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provide oral evidence (tell a court under oath)

Question 48

injunctions

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a command from the court — usually to prohibit someone from doing or continuing to do something

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(looking) as though asking for help

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to make something seem uncertain

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is clearly displayed

Question 49

constant

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continuous

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challenged

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responsibility for a crime or for doing something bad or wrong

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settle disagreements as an impartial referee

Question 50

deeds

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legal documents indicating ownership of property

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disagreements

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something that is misleading

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to officially say that someone who is guilty of a crime will be allowed to go free and will not be punished

Question 51

dissembling

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hiding or disguising the truth

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agreeing with what is considered morally right or good, fair

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a false belief

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loyalty

Question 52

apprehension

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concern about what will happen

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involved

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it seems (based on reasoning)

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to surround or fill with a quality or influence

Question 53

propriety

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socially correct or appropriate behavior

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argument

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drained of one's physical or mental resources; very tired

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intense suffering

Question 54

directly

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straight (without delay or interruption)

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very surprised — often too surprised to know what to say or do

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dimensions (in this case, of the intensity of the disagreement)

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a title or form of address given to certain high officials of state, especially ambassadors

Question 55

congregation

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group of people who worship together in the same building

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disgust or intense dislike

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dirty and unkempt

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sharing a boundary

Question 56

conjuring

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summoning to be present

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kind or forgiving treatment of someone who could be treated harshly

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virtuous

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person, organization, or anything with a separate existence

Question 57

faction

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sub-group

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strongly criticize or accuse publicly

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to stop being strong or successful, to begin to fail or weaken

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wickedness or immorality

Question 58

abomination

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something that is exceptionally bad or detestable

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completely confuse

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not able or willing to believe something, feeling or showing a lack of belief

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real

Question 59

resolved

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determined (in this case, determined to get the truth)

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yields or submits (in this case by doing what she wants—continuing in a calmer manner)

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undisturbed

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to cause (someone) to become afraid

Question 60

parish

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a local church community

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makes a sound with the voice

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to have interest in knowing or learning something, to think about something with curiosity

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unable to understand the situation

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