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conquest n.
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taking land by force.
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unstitched adj.
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not sewed.
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utter
v. |
say.
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4
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invocation n.
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prayer or appeal that
invokes.
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precinct n.
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space enclosed by
outer walls or boundaries for praying.
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devour v.
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destroy with devastating
force.
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harm n.
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damage: injury.
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flock n.
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large number of people.
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mission n.
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that work which a
person feels called upon to do.
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victorious adj.
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having gained the
victory: triumphant.
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envoy
n. |
person carrying a
special message.
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persuade v.
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convince.
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infuriate v.
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make furious.
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threaten v.
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make a threat against.
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outstrip
v. |
go faster than.
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thereof adv.
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of that.
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hush v.
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make silent.
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18
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concession n.
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admitting defeat.
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pledge
n. |
assurance of support.
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allegiance n.
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support and loyalty
due to a ruler.
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forcible adj.
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done by physical force.
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22
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truce n.
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agreement for the
stopping of fighting.
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refrain v.
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hold oneself back.
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hostility n.
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acts of war.
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subterfuge n.
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trick: excuse.
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bond n.
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engagement.
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sheath n.
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cover for the blade
of a weapon.
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fetter n.
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chain for the ankles
of a prisoner.
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solemn adj.
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serious.
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30
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demean v.
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to lower in status.
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testify v.
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say in a court of
law after giving a solemm promise to tell the truth.
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hesitant adj.
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showing uncertainly.
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mercy n.
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pity forgiveness.
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comfort v.
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cheer.
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assuringly adv.
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in a convincing way.
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bar v.
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prevent.
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repulse v.
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drive back.
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subdue v.
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conquer: bring under
control.
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garrison n.
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a force of soldiers
situated in a fort.
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ease v.
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to free someone from
pain.
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destitution n.
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complete poverty.
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privation
n. |
lack of the necessaries
of life.
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circuit n.
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a closed curve.
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delegation n.
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a group of representatives.
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expedition n.
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a journey made for
some specific purpose.
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reinforcement n.
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soldiers or ships
to strengthen the force of others
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multitude n.
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a great number: a
crowd.
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martyrdom n.
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the death or sufferings
of a martyr.
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rally v.
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gather, in support
of something.
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withdrawal n.
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retreat.
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51
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condole v.
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express sympathy.
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unrestrainedly adv.
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without control.
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clasp v.
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hold tightly.
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sob n.
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uncontrolled breath
while weeping.
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redoubtable adj.
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that is to be feared.
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reliable adj.
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trustworthy.
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serenity n.
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the state of being
calm and peaceful.
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imbue v.
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inspire.
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fulfilment n.
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satisfaction.
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criterion n.
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rule, principle.
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culmination n.
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the highest point;
the acme.
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burial n.
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funeral.
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cemetery n.
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a place where the
dead are buried.
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64
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eclipse v.
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(of the sun) to disappear
completely or in part.
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tomb n.
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a place dug in the
ground, for a dead body.
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suckling n.
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a young human still
taking milk from the mother.
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