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  1. acclamare      to call out, shout                      acclamo, acclamare, acclamavi, acclamatus (1)                    Populus ad Deum acclamat.                                                            acclaim, acclamation, acclamatory                                                                   
  2. aspicere       to look at                              aspicio, aspicere, aspexi, aspectus (3)                          Puer puellam bellam aspexit.                                                         aspect                                                                                              
  3. coadunare      to unify                                coaduno, coadunare, coadunavi, coadunatus (1)                    Caesar terras mundi coadunavit.                                                      coadunate, coadunation                                                                              
  4. consulere      to consult                              consulo, consulere, consului, consultus (3)                      Bonus dux ceteros consulit.                                                          consul, consulate, consult, consultation                                                            
  5. debere         to ought, must                          debeo, debere, debui, debitus (2)                                Debemus iram vitare.                                                                 debenture, debit, debt, devoir, due, duty, endeavor                                                 
  6. diligere       to like, love                           diligo, diligere, dilexi, dilectus (3)                           Ipse, quoniam se dilexit, se cum eis numquam iunxit.                                 delight, delectable                                                                                 
  7. egere          to lack                                 egeo, egere, egui, -  (2)                                        Romanus miles eget gladio.                                                                                                                                                               
  8. exponere       to explain                              expono, exponere, exposui, exposui (3)                           Magister librum exposuit.                                                            exposition, expose, exposure, expound                                                               
  9. frangere       to break                                frango, frangere, fregi, fractus (3)                             Sacerdos frangit panem in ecclesia.                                                  fracture, infraction, fraction, fragile, frangible, anfractious, refract, infringe, suffrage        
  10. illuminare     to illuminate                           illumino, illuminare, illuminavi, illuminatus (1)                Cereus domum illuminat.                                                              illuminate, illumination, illumine                                                                  
  11. iungere        to join                                 iungo, iungere, iunxi, iunctus (3)                               Miseros homines secum iungere coeperant.                                             junction, conjoin, conjunction, conjugate, join, disjointed, rejoinder                              
  12. metuere        to fear                                 metuo, metuere, metui (3)                                        Milites hostes metuunt.                                                              meticulous                                                                                          
  13. nolle          to refuse                               nolo, nolle, nolui                                               Rachel noluit consolari.                                                             (nullus) annul, nullify, null, neuter                                                               
  14. ornare         to decorate                             orno, ornare, ornavi, ornatus (1)                                Sacerdos ecclesiam ornavit.                                                          ornate, ornament, adorn, suborn, ornamentation                                                      
  15. permittere     to permit                               permitto, permittere, permisi, permissus (3)                     Et non permissum est ut epistulam scriberet.                                         permit, permission, permissive                                                                      
  16. prohibere      to keep away from                       prohibeo, prohibere, prohibui, prohibitus (2)                    Milites Romani hostes Persicos ab urbe Roma prohibent.                               prohibit, prohibition                                                                               
  17. repere         to crawl                                repo, repere, repsi, reptus (3)                                  Natus trans agrum repit.                                                             reptile, reptant, reptilian                                                                         
  18. serere         to sow                                  sero, serere, sevi, satus                                        Vir semina in agro suo sevit.                                                        disseminate                                                                                         
  19. subire         to go up, climb                         subeo, subire, subivi (-ii), subitus                             In montem subivit (subiit) ad orandum.                                               subito, sudden                                                                                      
  20. transferre     to move across                          transfero, transferre, transtuli, translatus                     Caesar transtulit locum castrorum.                                                   transfer                                                                                            
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