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|Note text=These words are both ablative, singular, and both have to do with fear. However, 'timore' means ''in fear, dread' while 'tremore' means ''in quaking, trembling''. So, the meaning is not exactly the same, but refers to the same state.
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Helen Godshall: Created page with "{{AddNote |Note title='Tremore' V.S. 'Timore' |Note text=These words are both ablative, singular, and both have to do with fear. However, 'timore' means ''in fear, dread' whil..."