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Resymmetricalize-to make symmetrical again
Eschew-escape
Propriety-true nature
Abhorrence-horror
August-majestic
Calamities-state of distress
Generalities-the greatest part
Cessations-stop
Irreparably- incurable
Priori-without analysis
Interments-the act or ceremony
Rigidity-being rigid
Subsequent-following in time order or place
Unmoulded- *not found
Endeavored-to attempt
Swooned-faint
Inhumation-not proud
Illustrious-eminent
Luxuriant-fertile
Lethargy- drowsiness
Restoratives-to restore
Adamant- formerly believed to be of impenetrable hardness
Sufficed-to meet
Bestowed-a gift
Chirurgical-*not found
Apprehended-to become aware
Trepanning-use a surgical device on skull
Stupor-greatly dulled
Thronged-to crowd upon
Asseveration-to affirm
Obstinacy-not easily subdued
Forthwith-immediately
Asphytic-*not found
Tumult-riot
Galvanic-having electric effect
Paroxysms-a fit or attack
Superinduces-to introduce something over another thing
Abounds-to present in large numbers
Desirous-governed by desire
Unconvulsive-*not found
Syllabification- the act
Rapturous- a state or experience of being carried away by overwhelming emotion
Peculiarity-oddity
Interments- to deposit (a dead body) in the earth or in a tomb
Encroached-trespass
Supremeness-highest rank or authority
Unendurable-*not found
Detect-to discover
Torpid-dormant
Vacillating-hesitate
Scrutiny-close watch
Rigorous-precise
Hemi-syncope-*not found
Abeyance- suspension
Infinitude-something that is infinite
Innumerable-countless
Gibbering-speak rapidly
Petulantly- insolent rude
Melancholy- a pensive mood
Phanatasies- creation of the imagination
Perpetual- everlasting
Catalepsy- to lay hold with
Ascertained-discover
Epoch- time marked by an event
Torrents-violent stream
Endureth-*not found
Palpitated- throb
Cattymount-*not found
Mould- earth made of human material
Semblance-outward
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