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a system of doctrines put forth by an authority to be an absolute truth
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dogma
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1. pertaining to dogma 2. expressed in an authoritative or arrogant manner
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dogmatic
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not in agreement with accepted beliefs; holding unorthodox opinions
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heterodox
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a person who believes nothing can be known about the existence of God relating to that belief (noun form)
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agnostic
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judging human character by facial features, facial features revealing character
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physiognomy
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a prediction of the outcome of a disease; any forecast or predicition
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prognosis
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a standard, rule, or test on which a decision or judgement can be made
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criterion
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pretending to have feelings, beliefs, or virtues that one doesn't have
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hypocrisy
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a general pardon for offenders
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amnesty
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relating to or assisting the memory
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mnemonic
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frantic; frenzied a frenzied person
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frenetic
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1. a severe mental disorder without rationality because of delusions 2. a situation of extreme conflict between choices, loyalties, or ways of life
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schizophrenia
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1.to call to court to answer charges 2. to accuse; to charge with wrongdoing
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arraign
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the reasons underlying for doing something
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rationale
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to provide a rational basis for something, often by false or self-serving reasoning
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rationalize
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wise; insightful
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sapient
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1. a person, usually elderly, who is honored for wisdom and experience 2. wise; judicious
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sage
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the act of perceiving or knowing
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cognition
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aware, having knowledge of something
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cognizant
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an expert or very discriminating person in an area
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connoisseur
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widely and unfavorably known; infamous
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notorious
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to determine by mathematics
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compute
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to attribute or ascribe a quality, especially a fault, to a person
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impute
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to assign a reputation to
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repute
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supposed; reputed
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putative
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a sign or feeling concerning some future event; omen; foreboding
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presage
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shrewd; having good judgment; perceptive
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sagacious
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1. guided by one's sense of right and wrong 2. thorough; with careful attention
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conscientious
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a vote of all the people in a country
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plebiscite
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knowledge of events before they occur; foresight
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prescience
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