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English Vocab

TermDefinition
Austere (adj.) somber; stern and severe
Beatific (adj.) revealing profound joy and inner peace; angelic
Cloister (n.) peaceful, secluded place; a place devoted to religious retreat (v.) to seclude, especially for the purpose of religious devotion and contemplation
Emulate (v.) to try to equal or excel, especially through imitation
Epiphany (n.) a sudden burst of understanding or discovery; a revelation; often a religious nature.
Harbinger (n.) one that foreshadows or announces the arrival of an event or individual
Heresy (n.) an opinion that differs from established, dearly held beliefs, often of a religious nature
Omnipotent (adj.) possessing untimed power
Penitent (adj) expressing remorse or regret for one's misdeeds
Pious (adj.) devout; moral
Portent (v.) to serve as an omen or warning of
Precept (n.) a principle establishing proper behavior
Prophetic (adj.) foretelling or predicting future events
Purist (n.) one who is particularly concerned with maintaining traditional practices
Reclamation (n.) a restoration to productivity or usefulness
Revere (v.) to greatly respect and honor
Zealous (adj.) passionate; extremely interested in pursuing something
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