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50 Cards in this Set
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immortality |
an ability to live forever |
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enhance |
to improve or make better |
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progenitor |
a direct ancestor |
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resistant |
having the ability to fight against |
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innate |
inborn or naturally there |
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renaissance |
rebirth or renewal |
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generate |
to create or to produce |
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morbid |
to conceded with death diseases decay or other gruesome matter |
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mortify |
to embarrass shame or make to feel foolish |
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genesis |
beginning or birth of something |
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organic |
relating to or coming living or once living things |
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foliage |
leaves on tree or plants |
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herbaceous |
having the characterists of green and leafy plants such as herbs |
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fertility |
1. the ability to produce crops 2. the ability reproduce |
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verdant |
1. green with leaves or other plants 2. green |
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promotion |
an attempt to increase sales |
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exploit |
1. to take advantage of 2. a heroic or very smart act |
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promptness |
the act of being on time; punctuality |
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expenditure |
1. an expense 2. the act of spending |
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inflation |
a rise in the general level of prices for goods and service |
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remiss |
careless in doing one's job or duty |
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exempt |
1. to free from having to do something 2. freed from having to do something |
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peremptory |
1. ending all debate or actions; final 2. not to be disobeyed |
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mission |
1.a task or errand that a person or group is sent to do 2. a person's main goal |
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pre-empt |
1. to take the place of or have importance over 2. to get or take for oneself before others |
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destitute |
very poor people |
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default |
1. to fail to repay or fulfill an obligation 2. a failure to do what is expected or required |
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opulence |
a great riches or wealth |
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appreciate |
1. to raise in value or price 2. to understand the worth, value, or quality of something |
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fiscal |
having to do with money matters or financial matters |
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visage |
1. face or facial expression of a person or animal 2. the appearances of anything |
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suspicion |
a belief without proof |
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spectable |
something that can be seen and maybe unusual or magnificent |
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duplicate |
1. to make a copy of a repeat 2. an exact copy 3. exactly like something else |
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confirm |
to verify; to prove to be true |
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circumspect |
careful; cautious |
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respective |
particular; belonging each to each |
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provisional |
temporary; not permanent |
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retrospect |
a thoughtful review of past happenings |
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prospect |
1. something that is expected or looked forward to; a possibility 2. to search or explore a place for minerals |
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scrutiny |
a careful study or observation |
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illusion |
1. something that appears different from what it really is 2. a false or misleading idea or belief |
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elusive |
tending to escape or hide |
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epiphany |
a sudden moment of understanding or realization |
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ostentatious |
characterized by a showy display to attract attention |
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invaluable |
priceless |
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anecdote |
a short account of a funny or interesting incident or event |
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oblivion |
the quality or condition of being completely forgotten |
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synthesize |
to put parts together to a whole |
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explicit |
completely and clearly stated |