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1. panentheism<\/strong> \u2014 belief that God and the universe interpenetrate and influence each other<\/p>\n

In contradistinction to the identity of God with the universe described by pantheism, <\/em>panentheism affirms a deity which exists within the universe but is not identical with it, yet which is not entirely separate from that universe as is the case with traditional theistic belief.<\/em><\/p>\n

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2. nictitate<\/strong> \u2014 to wink or blink<\/p>\n

Though most may think that the liar <\/em>nictitates more frequently than the normal person, the subtler truth is that the liar blinks less often while telling the lie, and then achieves a faster than natural rate while speaking of trivial matters.<\/em><\/p>\n

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3. sloper<\/strong> \u2014 basic tailoring pattern without allowance for different seams or styles, usually made for a specific individual<\/p>\n

If you have your own <\/em>slopers for basic garments, you can quickly determine where you’ll need to make allowances by comparing it with a standard pattern.<\/em><\/p>\n

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4. mete<\/strong> \u2014 to apportion, to allot<\/p>\n

If we had the eye of God could be <\/em>mete condign punishment to every sinner?<\/em><\/p>\n

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5. appoggiatura<\/strong> \u2014 grace-note prepended to essential tone of a melody<\/p>\n

She shows off her range with an incessant barrage of runs and trills until one cannot begin to guess which note is <\/em>appoggiatura and which the melody.<\/em><\/p>\n

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6. anamnesis<\/strong> \u2014 remembrance of things past<\/p>\n

Nostalgia is always one danger of <\/em>anamnesis; regret is another.<\/em><\/p>\n

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7. rhinorrhea<\/strong> \u2014 runny nose<\/p>\n

With a runny nose you get a snot rag, whereas with <\/em>rhinorrhea you get a mucus abatement device.<\/em><\/p>\n

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8. parous<\/strong> \u2014 having given birth<\/p>\n

The primary difference seen in the <\/em>parous women in the study was a marked willingness to more readily take the drugs offered for pain.<\/em><\/p>\n

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9. extravasate<\/strong> \u2014 to force out or to flow out from usual vessel or channel<\/p>\n

His legs were blotched with blood <\/em>extravasated into the muscles due to his severe scurvy.<\/em><\/p>\n

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10. vertu<\/strong> (more commonly virtu<\/strong>) \u2014 taste for works of art or curios; objets d’art, curios<\/p>\n

Mesoamerican <\/em>vertu lay scattered about his office with an artful nonchalance, as if that Mayan duct flute had just happened to be placed athwart the Aztec censer after the player finished his tune.<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

1. panentheism \u2014 belief that God and the universe interpenetrate and influence each other In contradistinction to the identity of God with the universe described by pantheism, panentheism affirms a deity which exists within the universe but is not identical with it, yet which is not entirely separate from that universe as is the case … <\/p>\n

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