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To formally give up power or a throne

The act of formally giving up a high position or power, especially a throne

A person dependent on a substance or habit; to cause dependence; 上瘾者；使上瘾

Dependent on a substance or habit; 上瘾的，沉迷的

A compulsive and harmful dependence on a substance or behavior

Causing addiction; highly habit-forming; 使人上瘾的

To cool a space with air conditioning; to install air conditioning

Equipped with air conditioning

A device for cooling and controlling indoor air temperature

A system for controlling indoor temperature and humidity

A blessing or prayer, especially at the end of a church service

Relating to a blessing or expression of goodwill

To subject to the process of acclimation; A logical clause or phrase that a conditional statement uses. The phrase can either be true or false

Depending on certain conditions; a conditional statement

The state of being subject to conditions

Subject to certain conditions

Shaped by training or experience; physically fit

To assert the opposite of; to be inconsistent with

A statement or situation that conflicts with or denies another

Mutually inconsistent or conflicting; involving contradiction

To devote oneself or something to a purpose; to inscribe a work as a tribute

Wholly committed to a cause; designed for a specific purpose

Great commitment to a cause; an inscription honoring someone in a book or work

Relating to dedication or offering

To give orders or speak for transcription; an authoritative command

Spoken for transcription; imposed by authority

Speaking words for transcription; a school listening-and-writing exercise

A ruler with absolute, oppressive power

Typical of a dictator; domineering and authoritarian

A government with absolute power held by one person or group

Choice and use of words; clarity of expression or pronunciation

A reference book of words and their meanings

An authoritative saying or principle; a judge's incidental opinion

A person dependent on illegal drugs

An official order or proclamation by an authority

An alphabetical list with references; a number used to measure or compare

to point out or show; to be a sign of

A sign or fact suggesting something exists or may happen

Serving as a sign of something; the indicative grammatical mood

Something that shows a condition or trend; a measuring gauge

To formally charge someone with a crime

Liable to be formally charged with a crime

Formally charged with a crime

A person formally charged with a crime

A formal criminal charge; a strong condemnation

A person who formally charges another with a crime

To officially prohibit something; an order forbidding an action

An official prohibition; military action to cut off enemy forces

Relating to prohibition or interdiction

The legal authority to make decisions; the area under such authority

A curse calling down evil upon someone

Relating to a curse or expression of ill will

A necessary requirement before something can happen; to prepare in advance

Preparing something in advance for a later action

A difficult or unpleasant situation that is hard to escape

To say in advance that something will happen; to forecast

The quality of being easy to predict or foresee

Able to be predicted; behaving in an expected way

In a way that can be expected or anticipated

Forecast or estimated in advance

A statement about what will happen in the future; a forecast

Relating to or useful for predicting future events

Something or someone that forecasts or foretells future events

Remarkably large, impressive, or extraordinary

To restore to good working condition

Restored to good working order

Containing ideas that contradict each other

A group of companies or people with shared interests; to distribute content through multiple outlets

The short thick digit of the hand; to leaf through a book or hitch a ride

Absolute; without any conditions or limitations

Without any conditions or limitations; absolutely

Absolute; not shaped by prior conditioning

Not formally charged in a legal case

The quality of being impossible to predict

Not able to be predicted; changeable without warning

In a way that cannot be predicted

Not forecast or anticipated beforehand

A farewell speech or statement

The top-ranked student who delivers the farewell speech at graduation

A farewell speech at graduation; relating to a farewell

A jury's decision in court; any judgement or conclusion

In good physical or functional condition; 状态良好的，体能良好的