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41 QUICKLY: MORE QUICKLY
[ADV]CITERIUS -
42 RATHER MORE
[ADV]AMPLIUSCULE -
43 SEVERELY: MORE SEVERELY
[ADV]ADDUCTIUS -
44 SHORTLY: MORE SHORTLY
[ADV]CORREPTIUS -
45 SUCCESSFUL: MORE SUCCESSFUL
[A]EXPUGNACIOR (-ORIS) -
46 TIME: MORE TIMES
[ADV]AMPLIUS -
47 WEAKLY: MORE WEAKLY
[ADV]IMBECILLIUSINBECILLIUS -
48 HABITUALLY
[ADV]MOS: DE MOREMOS: EX MORE -
49 magis
magis, more, the more, rather. -
50 ABUNDANTLY
[ADV]ABUNDEABUNDANTERCOPIOSEACCUMULATEAFFLUENTERADFLUENTERFUTATIMAFFATIMADFATIMMODIUS: PLENO MODIOEFFUSEECFUSEFELICITERADCUMULATEADFLUENTEADGESTIMAFFLUENTEAGGESTIMCUMULATIMDAPSILEDAPSILITERUBERTE- GROW ABUNDANTLY- MORE ABUNDANTLY- VERY ABUNDANTLY -
51 ACCURATELY
[ADV]ACCURATEPENITUSSUBTILITERLEPIDEPROBERECTECOMPOSITECONPOSITECASTEMEMORITERADAMUSSIMADCURATEATAMUSSIM- MORE ACCURATELY -
52 ADO
[N]TUMULTUS (-US) (M)- WITH MUCH ADO- WITHOUT MORE ADO -
53 ADVANCED
[A]PROVECTUS (-A -UM)GRANDIS (-E)PROMUTUUS (-A -UM)MULTUS (-A -UM)- MORE ADVANCED -
54 ANCIENT
[A]PRISCUS (-A -UM)CASCUS (-A -UM)ANTIQUUS (-A -UM)PRISTINUS (-A -UM)VETUS (-ERIS)VETUSTUS (-A -UM)CANUS (-A -UM)SENEX (SENIS)AVITUS (-A -UM)LONGAEVUS (-A -UM)ANTICUUS (-A -UM)VETUST (-IS)- ANCIENTS- FROM ANCIENT TIMES- LIKE THE ANCIENTS- MORE ANCIENT- VERY ANCIENT -
55 APATHETICALLY
[ADV]LENTE- MORE APATHETICALLY -
56 ARISTOCRATICALLY
[ADV]PATRICIUS: MORE PATRICIO -
57 BEAUTIFULLY
[ADV]FORMOSESPECIOSEDECOREFORMONSEPULCHRE- MORE BEAUTIFULLY- VERY BEAUTIFULLY -
58 BOLDLY
[ADV]AUDACTERAUDACITERAUDENTERFIDUCIALITER- MORE BOLDLY- TOO BOLDLY -
59 CAREFULLY
[ADV]ATTENTECURIOSECAUTECAUTIMDILIGENTERACCURATESCRUPULOSEEXQUISITEPARATEUNGUIS: AD UNGUEM PRAESECTUMUNGUIS: AD UNGUEM PRAESICTUMINDUSTRIEINDUSTRIOSECONQUISITESENSIMLEPIDEADCURATEADTENTECOGITATIMCONSIDERANTERCURATECUSTODITECIRCUMSPECTE- KEEP CAREFULLY- MORE CAREFULLY- VERY CAREFULLY -
60 CLEARLY
[ADV]CLARELUCIDEDILUCIDELIQUIDELIQUIDOPUREPURITERCANDIDEPLANEENUCLEATEEXPLICATESIGNATESIGNIFICANTERSIGNIFICATIVEEVIDENTERDISERTEDISERTIMDISTINCTEPERSPICUEMANIFESTOMANIFESTEMANUFESTOMANUFESTEAPERTEILLUMINATEINLUMINATEENODATEVIDELICETCLARITUSILLUSTREINLUSTRE- MORE CLEARLY- VERY CLEARLY
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