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cave n.
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a hollow place inside
the earth, usually an opening, as in a hillside.
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solitude n.
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lonely place.
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angelic adj.
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like an angel.
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recite v.
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say (something
learned) aloud from memory. |
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reciter n.
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a person who recites.
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embrace n.
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the act of holding
in the arms.
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endurance n.
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ability to bear.
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clot n.
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half- solid lump formed
from liquid especially blood.
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innate adj.
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something which someone
was born with.
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animate v.
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give life to.
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inanimate
adj. |
lifeless.
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veil n.
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a covering
or curtain that hides holy things. |
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obstructed adj.
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blocked up.
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refute v.
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prove
(someone or something) to be mistaken. |
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heresy n.
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a belief or opinion
contrary to what is generally accepted especially in religion.
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dissension
n. |
disagreement.
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interpolation n.
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making additions to
a book.
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swarm v.
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move in a crowd or
mass.
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aversion n.
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strong dislike.
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idol n.
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image in wood, stone,
etc. of a god.
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orientalist
n. |
person who studies
the languages, arts, etc.
of oriental countries. |
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trinitarian adj.
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having
to do with Trinity (a christian belief in the union of the the three forms
of god) |
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creed n.
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a brief statement
of religious belief.
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24
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edifice n.
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a large building.
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vindication
n. |
a fact or circumstance
that justifies.
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trail
blazer n. |
a pioneer in any field.
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peak n.
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the highest point.
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dominion n.
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power or right to
rule.
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