Clement

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Clement of Rome Latin Clemens Romanus Ancient Greek romanized Kl m s R m s died c 100 also known as Pope Clement I was the Bishop of Rome in the late first century

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Titus Flavius Clemens also known as Clement of Alexandria Ancient Greek c 150 c 215 AD 4 was a schematic Christian theologian and philosopher who taught at the

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A key clement mediating the pathways to either adaptive or maladaptive behavior in either highly inhibited or highly sociable children involves emotion regulation

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CLEMENT definition mild or merciful in disposition or character lenient compassionate See examples of clement used in a sentence

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There is some little clement of demoralisation which steals over men who get into a state of idleness whether they are rich or poor

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Clement in British English kl m nt noun Jemaine born 1974 New Zealand comic actor noted for his partnership with Bret McKenzie as the musical comedy duo Flight of the Conchords

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Clement first appeared in the 13th century as a surname or last name from the Latin clementem mild or placid and was used to describe nice weather by the 17th century