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Meanings of aztec in English
Ethnic groups of central Mexico and their civilization.
Related terms
An alliance of three Nahua "altepetl" city-states that ruled the area in and around the Valley of Mexico from 1428 until 1521.
Usage of aztec in English
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In the 15th century, Spanish Conquistadors took Aztec turkeys back to Europe.
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Young Aztec emperors had, I'm willing to bet, much the same problem.
3
The initiative was part of a nationwide surrender campaign called Operation Aztec.
4
Kell was the only Aztec player in double figures with 14 points.
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Not one but was wounded in many places by the Aztec missiles.
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His opponent, Tezcatlipoca, was the most sublime figure in the Aztec Pantheon.
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Impersonal, unresponsive attendants in Aztec garb guard the door from suppliant followers.
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Get to know the wonder that is Aztec Secret Indian Healing Clay.
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Is it an Aztec code that you crack, how does it work?
10
Deputy Jacques Soustelle has just published a book on the Aztec civilization.
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Thus the Aztec religion was a strange mixture of good and evil.
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As the reach of Aztec hegemony lengthened, demand for exotic luxuries increased.
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The Aztec warriors wore quilted cotton doublets and headdresses adorned with feathers.
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Before I could speak again the Aztec noble was at our side.
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On Easter Day the Aztec governor arrived upon a visit of ceremony.
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The Aztec Indians used to cement their tribal houses with human blood.
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