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21 beoefening
n. practice, cultivation -
22 betrachten
v. exercise, make an effort, practice -
23 boeienkoning
n. expert in practice of escaping from restraints or other traps -
24 broddellap
n. practice piece -
25 concelebratie
n. concelebration, practice of several priests saying Mass together (Catholic) -
26 concelebreren
v. concelebrate, (Catholic) participate in a concelebration (practice of several priests saying Mass together) -
27 concubinaat
n. concubinage, state of being a concubine; practice of living together without being legally married -
28 deviationisme
n. deviationism, act or practice of deviating -
29 doctor
n. doctor, person who is licensed to practice medicine (i.e. physician, surgeon) -
30 dokter
n. doctor, person who is licensed to practice medicine (i.e. physician, surgeon) -
31 dr
dr, doctor, person who is licensed to practice medicine (i.e. physician, surgeon); one who received a doctor's degree from a university -
32 eclecticisme
n. eclecticism, practice of taking and combining elements from many different systems (in philosophy, medicine, etc.) -
33 endogamie
n. endogamy, practice of marrying only within one's particular group or tribe -
34 etude
n. etude, study; piece of music intended for practice of a particular technique -
35 executeren
v. execute, perform, carry out, put into practice; put to death -
36 executie
n. execution, accomplishment, putting into practice; putting to death -
37 executoriaal
adj. enforceable, able to be enforced, able to be put into practice, executable -
38 exerceren
v. exercise, train; practice; instruct -
39 exogamie
n. exogamy, practice of marrying outside of one's particular group or tribe -
40 facto
n. facto, (Latin) part of the phrase "de facto" (in practice, in fact)
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