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- NOVUS
- (L) new
- nova
- n. a star that increases thousands of times in brightness and then fades
- novice
- n. a person new to any field; a beginner
- NEOS
- (G) new
- neoclassical
- n. a revival of the literary, architectural, musical, and artistic forms that are considered a standard or model, and therefore "classical"
- neologism
- n. a new word, phrase, or expression; a new meaning for and old word
- neophyte
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n. 1. a recent convert
2. a newly ordained priest or member of a religious order
3. a beginner; a novice - DURO
- (L) to make hard; to endure
- dour
- ajd. stern; grim; gloomy
- duress
- n. forced constraint; coercion against one's will
- obdurate
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adj. 1. stubborn; unyielding
2. hardened against good influence; impenitent - MEMORIA
- (L) memory; rememberance
- immemorial
- adj. going deep into the past before history, knowledge, ro memory; primordial
- memoir
- n. (usually plural) a written account of events one has lived through; an autobiography
- memorabilia
- n. things worth rememberance
- MOROR
- (L) to delay; to loiter; to tarry
- demur
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v. 1. to raise an objection
2. to delay - moratorium
- n. deferment or delay of any action
- SENEX
- (L) old; an elder
- SENESCO
- (L) to grow old
- senescent
- adj. growing old; aging
- surly
- adj. flagrantly uncivil and ill-natured