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Antiphony
A call and response style of singing/chanting
Appropriation
Taking something for one’s own use, usually without permission
Assailable
Vulnerable to attack or criticism
Avail
Use or benefit
Avaricious
Greedy for wealth or material gain
Caravel
A small Spanish/Portuguese ship
Cauterized
To deaden feelings, morals, or senses
Ecclesiastical
Relating to the church or clergy
Effete
Over refined, ineffectual, worn out
Emissary
A person sent on a special mission, usually as a diplomatic representative
Emolument
A salary, fee, or profit from employment or office
Ennobled
Made noble or dignified; elevated in status or character
Epistemology
The branch of philosophy concerned with the theory of knowledge - how knowledge is acquired and validated
Extirpation
Complete removal of something
Gibbous
The observable part of the moon is illuminated greater than a semicircle
Heed
To pay attention to; take notice of and act upon advice or warnings
Ignominy
Public shame, disgrace
Ineffable
Too great or extreme to be expressed in words
Inviolate
Free From violation, injury, or desecration
Light out
To leave quickly or suddenly
Litany
A repetitive series or recital, often tedious
Megalomania
An obsession with power, wealth, or grandiosity
Prerogative
A right or privilege exclusive to a particular individual or class
Plight
A difficult, unfortunate, or dangerous situation
Reciprocity
Mutual exchange of privileges, favors, or obligations
Repudiate
To reject, disown, or refuse to accept or support
Treatise
A formal and systematic written work on a particular subject
Unalloyed
Pure; not mixed with anything; complete or unqualified
Unimpeachable
Beyond doubt or reproach; completely trustworthy
Venal
Open to bribery; corrupt