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Modesty
The quality or state of being modest that lowly temper which accompanies a moderate estimate of ones own worth and importance absence of self assertion arrogance and presumption humility respecting ones own merit
Millionaire
One whose wealth is counted by millions of francs dollars or pounds a very rich person a person worth a million or more
Louis dor
Formerly a gold coin of France nominally worth twenty shillings sterling but of varying value first struck in 1640
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Inventory
or estate is found to be possessed hence an itemized list of goods or valuables with their estimated worth
Inferiority
state of being inferior a lower state or condition as inferiority of rank of talents of age of worth
Inbred
Bred within innate as inbred worth
Immemorable
Not memorable not worth remembering
Humility
quality of being humble freedom from pride and arrogance lowliness of mind a modest estimate of ones own worth a sense of ones own unworthiness through imperfection and sinfulness self abasement humbleness
Honor
Esteem due or paid to worth high estimation respect consideration reverence veneration manifestation of respect or reverence
halfpence
an English coin worth half a penny no longer minted
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