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endow
to provide freely
prudence
good, the use of reason
transient
passing quick/into or out of thought
ursruption
a wrongful take of power
unalienable
cant take away/isolate
evince
to show or express clearly or to make plain
formidable
causing fear, dread, or awe due to their oppressive actions and behavior
abdicate
to give up a position
perfidy
deceitfulness or a breach of trust, especially when someone violates their commitments or promises
conjure
to solemnly and earnestly call upon or commit to something
consanguinity
family/blood relations
aquiesce
to accept or comply with something reluctantly but without protest
rectitude
moral integrity, righteousness, or adherence to principles of what is right and just
solemnly
doing something in a serious, earnest, or dignified manner, often accompanied by a sense of gravity or importance
levy
the act of imposing or collecting a tax, fee, or assessment by the government
candid
being open, honest, and straightforward in speech or action
emigration
the act of leaving one's own country or region to settle in another
magnanimity
the quality of being noble, generous, and forgiving, especially in dealing with adversaries or those who have wronged you
redress
the act of setting right a wrong or correcting an unfair situation
absolved
freed from guilt, blame, or responsibility
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