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  • 61inextinguishable — adjective Date: 15th century not extinguishable ; unquenchable < an inextinguishable flame > < an inextinguishable longing > • inextinguishably adverb …

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  • 62unslakable — adjective Date: 1820 unable to be slaked ; unquenchable < an unslakable thirst > < an unslakable desire for excellence > …

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  • 69Amaterasu — nihongo|Amaterasu|天照, nihongo|Amaterasu ōmikami|天照大神 / 天照大御神 or nihongo|Ōhiru menomuchi no kami|大日孁貴神 is in Japanese mythology a sun goddess and perhaps the most important Shinto nihongo|deity|神|kami. Her name, Amaterasu , means literally (that&#8230; …

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