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DEVADIATUS, OR DIVADIATUS

An offender without sureties or pledges. Cowell. … [Read more...] about DEVADIATUS, OR DIVADIATUS

When death can be ascertained as a certainty, when no vital signs seen to be present. May also refer to how a death occurred, such as natural causes or unnatural causes such as poisoning. … [Read more...] about DETERMINATION OF DEATH

DEVALUATION

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The reduction of value. … [Read more...] about DEVALUATION

DETERMINE

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1. To calculate. To deduce. 2. To come to an end. To bring to an end. … [Read more...] about DETERMINE

DEVASTATION

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Wasteful use of the property of a deceased person as for extravagant funeral or other unnecessary expenses. … [Read more...] about DEVASTATION

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