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60 Cards in this Set
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AMOR |
love |
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EQUI |
equal, just |
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ANN |
year |
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RAT |
to think |
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TRIT |
to rub, to wear away |
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CEDE |
to go |
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SPIC, SPEC |
to see, look |
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SYN, SYM |
with |
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BELLI |
war |
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PUNCT |
to pierce |
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QUISIT |
seek or inquire |
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PED |
child |
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ORAT |
mouth, to speak |
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FLAGR |
to burn |
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PEND |
to hang |
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METR |
to measure |
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PAN |
all, complete |
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ORDIN |
order, rank |
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DOC |
to teach |
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PULS, PELL |
to drive |
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impulsive |
(adj.) acting on impulse rather than thought |
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impel |
(v.) to urge to action; to drive forward |
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indoctrinate |
(v.) to teach to accept a system ofthought uncritically |
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docile |
(adj.) teachable; tractable |
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inordinate |
(adj.) excessive;immoderate |
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subordinate |
(n.) state ofbeing inferior or subservient |
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panacea |
(n.) a universalcure |
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pandemonium |
(n.) any placecharacterized by uproar and noise; wild uproar or noise |
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telemetry |
(n.) the scienceand technology of automatic measurement and transmissionof data by wire, radio, or other means from remotesources |
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diametrical |
(adj.) exactly opposite; contrary |
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impending |
(adj.) likely or due to happensoon; imminent |
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append |
(v.) to add as a supplement; to attach to |
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inflammatory |
(adj.) arousing strong emotion
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conflagration |
(n.) a large and destructive fire |
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oratory |
(n.) the art ofpublic speaking; rhetoric |
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oracle |
(n.) a shrine for theworship of a prophetic god |
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pedagogy |
(n.) the art or profession of teaching |
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pediatrics |
(n.) branch of medicine dealing withinfants and children |
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prerequisite |
(adj.) necessary (n.) a required, prior condition |
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query |
(n.) a question; an inquiry |
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poignant |
(adj.) appealing tothe emotions; touching |
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pungent |
(adj.) having asharp, acrid taste or smell |
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bellicose |
(adj.) warlike inmanner |
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antebellum |
(adj.) prior tothe Civil War |
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asymmetrical |
(adj.) lacking balance |
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synonymous |
(adj.) expressing asimilar meaning |
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conspicuous |
(adj.) attracting attention |
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introspective |
(adj.) given to contemplation of one's ownfeelings |
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antecedent |
(n.) that which precedes |
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precedent |
(n.) an event that may be used in dealing with later events (lit. "to gobefore") |
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attrition |
(n.) a wearingaway by friction; a reduction in number or strength |
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trite |
(adj.) overused and commonplace; "worn"by use |
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rationalize |
(v.) to make a circumstance conform toreason; to justify one's own behavior incorrectly |
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ratify |
(v.) to approve and so make valid |
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perennial |
(adj.) lasting or active through a year, ormany years |
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annuity |
(n.) the annual payment of an allowance or income |
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equanimity |
(n.) the characteristic of being calm and even-tempered; composure |
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inequitable |
(adj.) unfair; unjust |
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paramour |
(n.) a lover, of either sex |
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amicable |
(adj.) friendly; peaceable |