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Magna Carta - signed by King John of England - FULL Audio Book - History - Medieval England

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Video Vocabulary

confirmed

/kənˈfərmd/

confirmed
adjective verb

firmly established in particular habit, belief. To provide evidence to establish the truth of.

constable

/ˈkänstəb(ə)l/

constable
noun

lowest-ranking police officer.

primate

/ˈprīˌmāt/

primate
noun

One of species containing humans and monkeys.

subdeacon

/ˈsəbˌdēkən/

subdeacon
noun other

(in some Christian Churches) minister of order ranking below deacon. A clergyman an order below deacon; one of the Holy Orders in the unreformed western Christian church and the eastern Catholic Churches but now suppressed in the Roman Catholic Church.

knighthood

/ˈnītˌho͝od/

knighthood
noun

title, rank, or status of knight.

ordering

/ˈôrdər/

ordering
verb

To give instructions to others to do what you want.

seneschal

/ˈsenəSH(ə)l/

seneschal
adjective noun

Chief steward or butler of a great household. steward or major-domo of medieval great house.

ancestors

/ˈanˌsestər/

ancestors
noun other

person from whom one is descended. People from your family that lived in the past.

liberties

/ˈlibərdē/

liberties
noun other

freedom from oppressive restrictions. Doings as one want without asking.

officials

/əˈfiSHəl/

officials
noun other

person holding public office. People authorized to perform a specific duty.

fathers

/ˈfäT͟Hər/

fathers
noun other verb

male parent. Male parents. To create a child by making a woman pregnant.

reverend

/ˈrev(ə)rənd/

reverend
adjective noun

used as title or form of address to members of clergy. Form of address for certain Christian priests.

archbishop

/ˌärCHˈbiSHəp/

archbishop
noun

(Catholic) bishop controlling churches in an area.

exaltation

/ˌeɡˌzôlˈtāSHən/

exaltation
noun

Act of praising; state of being highly praised.

cardinal

/ˈkärd(ə)nl/

cardinal
adjective noun

Of the greatest importance; paramount. church official.

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