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41. Pellucid (pellucidum) :
The President in his pellucidly written and cogently argued letter on quality and access observed that the question raised by our needblind admissions policy is both an ethical and a practical one
42. Penchant (ridere delectat) :
That is a perennial weakness of princes a penchant for falsehearted favourites
43. Pensive (sollicitor) :
There was a plethora of images and faces that one would recall in vacant or in pensive mood
44. Penury (frequenter egestas) :
He was not a povertystricken peasants son looking to escape penury
45. Perceptive (perceptivum) :
This man is part of history and his observations were perceptive wise eloquent witty and charming
47. Perdition (perditionem) :
This breeze reeked of the incense cast upon the brazier of such sulfurous content to seem as though spewed from the bowels of perdition
48. Peremptory (peremptoria) :
At the first sound of her peremptory voice and click of the stiletto heels people dart behind doors and douse the lights
49. Perennial (perennis) :
Few scholars of our time have so exemplified the permanent student and perennial teacher
50. Perfidy (perfidiae) :
With possible political perfidy such a hot topic at Westminster it is with perfect timing that the Lyceum and Citizens theatres bring two of Englands great plays of history and politics to the stage
51. Perfunctory (perfunctoriam) :
This has resulted in a perfunctory cleanup of the area and a discussion on the lack of funds available to restore the park to an acceptable standard
52. Peripatetic (ambulante) :
Prior to the building of the Theatre and its successors professional acting in Britain was a largely peripatetic activity
53. Peripheral (periphericum) :
Examples of these peripheral devices are singlehanded keyboards lightweight headset pointers and trackballs to replace mice
54. Perjury (peierantibus fingantur) :
The benefits of the Witness Protection Programme cannot be perceived as encouragement to give perjurious evidence
55. Pernicious (perniciosa) :
This new form of protectionism has an added pernicious quality
57. Perpetuity (perpetuum) :
It is proposed that in future there should be a statutory rule on perpetuities that applies only to specified interests which are essentially only those arising under wills and trusts
59. Personable (personalis) :
He spoke clearly and personably and I felt immediately that I would have voted for him
60. Personification (personificatio) :
In Matthew Jesus is the fulfillment and personification of Torah the fully faithful Child whom God had desired in Israel
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