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40 Cards in this Set
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Dei, Div
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God
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deity
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(n.) - a god or goddess, God
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divination
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(n.) - the practice of seeking
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Sacr, Sacer, Secr
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sacred
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consecration
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(n.) - something set apart for holy use or dedication to God
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sacriligious
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(adj.) - relating to or involving extreme disrespect for something holy/ greatly respected.
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sacerdotal
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(adj.) - of or relating to priests
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Sanct
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sacred
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sanctum
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(n.) - a sacred place
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sanctimonious
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(adj.) - affecting or simulating holiness or virtuousness, especially hypocritically
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Rig, Reg, Rect
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rule; straight; right
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incorrigible
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(adj.) - bad beyond correction or reform
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regicide
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(n.) - the killing of a king
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rector
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(n.) - a cleric in charge of a parish in the Protestand Episcopal Church
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Surg, Surrect
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rise
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insurrection
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(n.) - organized opposition to authority
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resurgent
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(n.) - experiencing or tending to bring about renewal or revival
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Domin, Domit
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master, tame
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dominate
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(v.) - to have dominance or the power to defeat
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indomitable
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(adj.) - impossible to subdue
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Laud
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praise
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laudatory
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(adj.) - full of giving praise
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Culp
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blame
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culpable
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(adj.) - deserving blame or censure as being wrong or evil or injurious
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exculpate
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(v.) - to clear of guilt or blam
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Oner, Onus
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burden
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onerous
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(adj.) - troublesome
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onus
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(n.) - a burden
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Vindic
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defend; justify; avenge
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vindictive
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(adj.) - wanting to get revenge
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vindication
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(n.) - defending against criticism or censure etc.
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Pen, Penit
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repeat
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penitent
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(adj.) - feeling or showing sorrow or regret
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repentance
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(n.) - sorrow for something done wrong or left undone
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Pun, Pen
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punish
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penalize
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(v.) - impose a penalty on; inflict punishment on
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punitive
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(adj.) - inflicting or aiming to inflict punishment
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Cruc, Crux
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cross
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crucible
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(n.) - a severe test, as of patience or belief; a trial
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crux
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(n.) - the most important point
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