Queen Elizabeth's Speech at Tilbury Glossary

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Queen Elizabeth's Speech at Tilbury Glossary

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concord

agreement or harmony between people or groups

disport

enjoy oneself unrestrainedly

duly

in accordance with what is required or appropriate

feeble

lacking physical strength

forwardness

readiness

heed

pay attention to, take notice of

invade

enter a country or region so as to subjugate or occupy it

multitude

a large number

persuade

cause someone to do something through reasoning or argument

realm

a kingdom

stead

the place or role that someone or something should have or fill

treachery

betrayal of trust

tyrant

a cruel and oppressive ruler

valour

courage

virtue

behavior showing high moral standards

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