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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| To lose or give up a right, privilege or item as a consequence for breaking a rule, law or legal agreement | Forfeited |
| To be promised, pledged or bound by an agreement or contract. | Convenated |
| To come to a conclusion through prior knowledge or facts. | inferentially |
| To show or express an offensive or inappropriate lustful desire. | lascivious |
| The act to leave something out or neglect something on purpose | omision |
| To accept something without protest. | acquiesce |
| The lack of experience on judgemen | naivete |
| The divine guidance, control, or care of a greater being. | providence |
| A court judge of lower power who handles crimes. | magistrate |
| The feeling or showing of anger and surprise because you feel have been treated unjustly. | Indignant |
| To be deeply religious or to show strong respect for faith. | Pious |
| A written statement of facts that someone swears to be true under oath. | affidavit |
| Extreme rudeness or disrespectful behavior without shame | effrontery |
| Something that is extremely great in size or force to the point of amazement. | prodigious |
| the uneasy feeling od doubt or fear. | qualm |