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| one who adheres to traditional views |
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| decorate, beautify, enhance |
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| explanation, rationale, support |
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| under the belief that something is true; likely, apparently, probably |
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| cause extreme change, make more extreme or radical |
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| credit, assign, account for |
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| universal,planetary, interstellar, relating to the universe, especially distinct from earth |
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| having a disgraceful reputation, famous for shameful reasons, corrupt |
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| related to the Middle Ages (AD 476-1443),ancient, antiquated |
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| inexplicable, mysterious, cryptic |
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| church member, lay person,believer |
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| inclination,bent, tendency |
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| statement of personal belief |
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| one who contributes to help humankind |
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