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71ful|gu|rant — «FUHL gyuhr uhnt», adjective. flashing like lightning: »That erect form, flashing brow, fulgurant eye (Robert Browning). ╂[< Latin fulgurāns, antis, present participle of fulgurāre flash like lightning < fulgur lightning, related to fulgēre …
72ig´no|rant|ly — ig|no|rant «IHG nuhr uhnt», adjective. 1. knowing little or nothing; without knowledge. A person who has not had much chance to learn may be ignorant but not stupid. »People who live in the city are often ignorant of farm life. 2. caused by lack… …
73ig|no|rant — «IHG nuhr uhnt», adjective. 1. knowing little or nothing; without knowledge. A person who has not had much chance to learn may be ignorant but not stupid. »People who live in the city are often ignorant of farm life. 2. caused by lack of… …
74knight-er|rant|try — «NYT EHR uhn tree», noun, plural knight er|rant|ries. 1. conduct or action characteristic of a knight errant. 2. quixotic conduct or action …
75knight-er|rant — «NYT EHR uhnt», noun, plural knights er|rant. (in the Middle Ages) a knight traveling in search of adventure, especially to exhibit military skill, bravery, and chivalry; a wandering knight …
76un|war´rant|ed|ly — un|war|rant|ed «uhn WR uhn tihd, WOR », adjective. 1. not warranted; not assured or certain; not guaranteed as to fulfillment, reliability, or quality. 2. not authorized or justified: »unwarranted interference. –un|war´rant|ed|ly, adverb …
77un|war|rant|ed — «uhn WR uhn tihd, WOR », adjective. 1. not warranted; not assured or certain; not guaranteed as to fulfillment, reliability, or quality. 2. not authorized or justified: »unwarranted interference. –un|war´rant|ed|ly, adverb …
78vul|ne|rant om|nes — vul|ne|rant om|nes, ul|ti|ma ne|cat «VUHL nuh rant OM neez, UHL tuh muh NEE kat», Latin. all (hours) wound, the final (one) kills (sometimes inscribed on clocks) …
79war´rant|a|ble|ness — war|rant|a|ble «WR uhn tuh buhl, WOR », adjective. 1. that can be warranted; justifiable; defensible. 2. old enough to be hunted, as deer. –war´rant|a|ble|ness, noun …
80war|rant|a|ble — «WR uhn tuh buhl, WOR », adjective. 1. that can be warranted; justifiable; defensible. 2. old enough to be hunted, as deer. –war´rant|a|ble|ness, noun …
