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60 Cards in this Set

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abhor
to hate, detest
abide
1)v.to put up with
2)v. to remain
abject
wretched, pitiful
abjure
to reject, renounce
abnegation
denial of comfort to oneself
abort
to give up on a half-finished project or effort
abridge
1)v. to cut down
2)adj. shortened
abrogate
to abolish, usually by authority
abscond
to sneak away and hide
absolution
freedom from blame, guilt, sin
abstain
to freely choose not to commit an action
abstruse
hard to comprehend
accede
to agree
accentuate
to stress, highlight
debase
to lower the quality or esteem of something
debaunch
to corrupt by means of sensual pleasure
debunk
to expose the falseness of something
decorous
socially proper, appropriate
decry
to criticize openly
deface
to ruin or injure somethings appearance
defamatory
harmful toward another's reputation
defer
to postpone something; to yield to another's wisdom
deferential
showing respect for another's authority
defile
to make unclean, impure
deft
skillful, capable
defunct
no longer used or existing
delegate
to hand over responsibility for something
deleterious
harmful
deliberate
intentional, reflecting careful consideration
delineate
to describe, outline, shed light on
insurgent
one who rebels
integral
necessary for completeness
interject
to insert between other things
interlocutor
someone who participates in a dialogue or conversation
interminable
without possibility of end
intimation
an indirect suggestion
intractable
difficult to manipulate, unmanageable
intransigent
refusing to compromise, often to an extreme level
intrepid
brave in the face of danger
inundate
to flood with abundance
inure
to cause someone or something to become accustomed to a situation
invective
an angry, verbal attack
inveterate
stubbornly established by habit
inviolable
secure from assult
irascible
easily angered
scintillating
sparkling
scrupulous
painstaking, careful
scurrilous
vulgar, coarse
sedentary
sitting, settled
semaphore
a visual signal
seminal
original, important, creating a field
sensual
involving sensory gratification, usually related to sex
sensuous
involving sensory gratification
serendipity
luck, finding good things without looking for them
serene
calm, untroubled
servile
subservient
sinous
lithe, serpentine
sobriety
sedate, calm
solicitous
concerned, attentive
solipsistic
believing that oneself is all that exists