Pro Caelio: XL-L Flashcards
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aspernetur
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aspernor: turn down, reject, despise, scorn
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odore
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odorus emitting odor, scented, fragrant
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sapore
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sapor a taste, flavor, sense of taste
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excludat
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excludo: keep/shut out, bar, exclude
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suavitatem
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suavitas sweetness, pleasantness, agreeableness, attractiveness, charm
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fortasse
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perhaps, possibly
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propitios
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propitius favorably inclined, well-disposed, kindly, propitious
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interclusa
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intercludo: block, cut off, obstruct, prevent
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frondibus
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frons a leafy branch, foliage, greenery
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virgultis
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virgultum: thicket, brushwood
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voluptatibus
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voluptas satisfaction, enjoyment, pleasure, delight
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denegentur
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denego to reject, refuse, deny
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derecta
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blunt
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ratio
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ratio a reckoning, numbering, casting up, account, calculation, computation
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aliquando
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sometime, sometimes
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praescriptio-ionis
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F:a teaching, precept, rule
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moderatio
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-ionis: F: moderation, restraint, limitation, restriction.
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pudicitiae
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pudicitia shamefastness, modesty, chastity, virtue
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spoliet
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spolio to strip, uncover, bare, unclothe
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patrimonium
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patrimonium an inheritance from a father, paternal estate, inheritance, patrimony
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faenore
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faenus-oris: n: interest, debt
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trucidetur
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trucido(1): butcher. slaughter, destroy utterly, ruin
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incurrat
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incurro: rush upon, attack, invade
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probrum-i
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n: disgraceful/shameful act, misdeed. lewdness, chastity, disgrace, shame
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castus-a-um
morally pure, guiltless
pure, chaste, free from barbarisms
religious, pious
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labem
labes: a stain, disgrace, dishonour, spot
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integer-gris
untouched, undamaged, moral, upright
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intersit
intersum: be present, be involved in, take part in
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postremo
at last, finally
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inanis
empty, void
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hasce
in this place here (haec)
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forensis
forensis-e:M?/: of or pertaining to the market or forum
| public
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satietate
satietas satiety, overabundance, exhaustion created by excess
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abiecisse
abicio throw away/down, give up, let go, renounce throw away, throw down
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experiendo
experior: try, attempt, experience, undergo
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infamia-ae
f: bad reputation, notoriety, discredit, disgrace, dishonour
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conttempsisse
contemno: look down on, despise, disdain, value little, treat as unimportant
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defervissent
defervesco-ere, defervi,: stop boiling, simmer down, cool/calm down, subside
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eximius-a-um
exceptional, uncommon, remarkable
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libet
libet, libere, libuit: it pleases, it is agreeable, (inf subject, dat of person)
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mihi libet
i want, i feel like
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vosmet
yourself
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recordamini
recordo (1): recall, recollect, remember
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erratum-i
N: error, mistake, moral offence, slip up
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enim
truly
for
so
because
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quidem
indeed
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ne quidem
not even
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praedicarentur
praedico(1): make public, announce, state, cite, dedicate, set apart
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partim
in part, partly
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partim...partim
(for) one part...(for) another part; (for) some... (For) others
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nimius-a-um
very great, very much, too great, excessive, immoderate, extravagant
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profusa
profundo-ere, profudi, profusum: pour forth, shed, spend, squander, discharge, bring forht, release, develop, produce
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sumptus (in plural)
expenses "excessive expenses"
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obtecta
obtego-ere-texi-tectus: cover, protect, cover up, conceal, screen
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fretus-a-um
relying, trusting, depending on (+abl)
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confiteri
confiteor: admit, acknowledge, allow, concede, grant, reveal, make known
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conviviorum
convivium-i: N: banquet, feast
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lustrum-i (singular)
bog, marshland
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lustra-orum (plural)
brothel, den of inquiry, debauchery
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libidio
-inis: F: pleasure, inclination, fancy, longing
caprice, passion, wantonness
lust, sensuality
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vitium
-i: N: crime, vice, fault, defect, blemish, error
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ventris
venter-tris: M: the belly, stomach, appetite, gluttony
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gurgitis
gerges-itis:M flood, whirlpool, glutton, insatiable desire, gluttony
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minuit
minuo-ere-ui-utus: diminish, lessen reduce
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auget
augeo-ere-auxi-auctus: increase, enlarge
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deliciae-arum
F: allurement charm, delight, dissolute behaviour. indulgence, dissipation, luxury, comfort, darling, , sweetheart, beloved. "affairs"
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praeditus-a-um
endowed/equipped with, possessing (abl)
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solent
soleo: be accustomed to, be usually [a certain way]
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DEFLORESCUNT
defloresco: shed flowers, wither, lose vigour. decline, fade away. "flower and fade"
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mature (Adv)
quickly, in due time, early
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occupatum
occupo: seize, grasp, lay hold of, engage, preocuppy
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impeditum
impedio: entangel, ensnare, hinder, obstruct, prevent
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gloriandi
glorior(1): glory in, boast of
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facultatem
facultas: ability, skill
| opportunity, chance
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elucere
eluceo-ere-uxi: shine forth, glitter, be clear becomee apparent
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alitur
alo-ere-ui-tum/itum: nourish
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valet
valeo-ere-ui-itum: be strong, be well, be effective,, avail, succeed
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inerat
insum: be in/on, be contained in, be present in (+dat/ in+abl)`
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benivolentiam
benevolentia:F: goodwill, kindness, friendship
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bonis artibus
liberal arts, cultural pursuits
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vigilis
vigilia-ae:F: wakefulness, watchfulness, vigilance, close attention, care
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elaborata
elaboro: labor hard, strive, take pains, develop, perfect
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obiciuntur
obicio: to throw before, throw to, cast, offer, present, expose
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disputo
(1): argue one's case, present a point of view,
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desiderio
desiderium-d:N: a longing for, desire, need, natural desire, lust
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deditus
dedo: give up, surrender, dedicate, devote oneself to (+Dat)
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nimius-a-um
excessive, too great, too much
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inopia
lack (of wealth) poverty
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quicquid
quisquid, quidquid/quicquid
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praemis
praemium-i: N: booty, plunder, profit, reward, prize, distinction
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obterendae
obtero-ere-ivi-itus: crush underfoot, temple, destroy, wipe out, suppress
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deserendus
desero: desert, abandon, let down
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offendit
offendo: dash/strike against, hit, drive away, displease, annoy
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deterret
deterreo: put off, discourage from, deter, discourage, ward off
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deficiant
deficio: abandon, forsake, leave, fail, be wanting
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admodum (adv)
+verb: very much, to a high degree. +adj: very much, altogether, fully, quite
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obstrictus
obstringo-ere-inxi-ictum: bind, oblige, constrain, hold in check, fetter
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acie
acies-iei: FL a sharp edge, battle line, battle
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versor-ari-atus sum
I move around
| I dwell
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subiret
subeo, subi(v)i, subitum: go up to, approach, undergo, endure, face
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dimicaret
dimico(!): battle, fight, struggle, strive,
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redolet
redoleo-ere-ui: emit an odor, smell of
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prolapsam
prolabor, prolabi, prolapsum sum: move forward, progress/proceed gradually. slip into a mistake, decline, degenerate
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personant
persono-are-ui-itum: resound, ring out, proclaim loudly, cry out, bellow
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huc
to this place, to tihs point, to this degree,this far
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flagitiorum
flagitium-i:N: disgraceful, scandalous, shameful act, sandal
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integumenta
integumentum-i:N: that which covers/protects, covering, protection, a means of concealment, cloak, disguise
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frequentisssima
dense, crowded,, repeated, constant. regular
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laetetur
laetor(1): rejoice, be delighted, revel in
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celebritate
celebritas-tatis:F: crowd, multitde, crowded conditions
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valde (Adv)
vigorously, exceedingly, extremely, intensely. very much
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abhorret
abhorreo-ere-ui: shudder at, shrink back from, be inconsistent with, deviate/differ from, be free from,
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saeculi
saeculum-i: N: generation, an age, current times, era, a full century
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concessus-a-um
permitted, allowable, lawful
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concessum-i
N: that which has been permitted, a thing permitted, "allowances" "indulgences"
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factitatum
factito(1): make/do frequently/habitually. be accustomed to do, practice.
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permisum est
permitto-ere-misi-missumL let go, let loose, give up, surrender, allow, permit
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reprehensum est
reprehendo: to hold back, hold fast, take hold of, seize, catch,
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licentia
-ae:F:freedom, liberty, license, leave, (licentiousness, wantonness)
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consuetudine
a custom, habit, use, usage, way, practice, familiarity, experience, tradition, precedent
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definiam
definio to bound, set bounds to, limit, terminate, define
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patefecerit
patefacio-facere-feci-factum: make visible, expose, uncover, open up, make available, "throw open"
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palam
without concealment, openly, publicly, undisguisedly, plainly, unambiguously
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conlocarit
colloco: I place, put, set in order, assign.
I put together, assemble.
I settle.
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incessu
incessus-us: M: one's manner of walking, stride, bearing
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comitatu
comitatus-us:M: one's following, retinue, attendant crowd
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flagrantia
blazing, burning, glittering, flow
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complexu
complexus-us: M: embrace
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osculatione
osculatio-onisL F: kissing
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acta (noun)
seashore
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protervus-a-um
violent, vehement
reckless, wanton, shameless, impudent
audacious
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procax-cis
impudent, shameless, licentious, demanding, importunate
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perturpis-e
very base, very shameful, very disgraceful
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perflagitiosus-a-um
very disgraceful, very scandalous
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sicut
just as, in the same manner as,, just as, as indeed
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contemnis
scorn, despise
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pertimescamus
pertimesco-ere-mui: become very scared/frightened from
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impudentia
-ae:F: shamelessness, immodesty, impudence, lack of control,
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petulantius
petulans forward, pert, saucy, impudent, wanton, petulant
