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50 Cards in this Set

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immortality

an ability to live forever

enhance

to improve or make better

progenitor

a direct ancestor

resistant

having the ability to fight against

innate

inborn or naturally there

renaissance

rebirth or renewal

generate

to create or to produce

morbid

to conceded with death diseases decay or other gruesome matter

mortify

to embarrass shame or make to feel foolish

genesis

beginning or birth of something

organic

relating to or coming living or once living things

foliage

leaves on tree or plants

herbaceous

having the characterists of green and leafy plants such as herbs

fertility

1. the ability to produce crops


2. the ability reproduce

verdant

1. green with leaves or other plants


2. green

promotion

an attempt to increase sales

exploit

1. to take advantage of


2. a heroic or very smart act

promptness

the act of being on time; punctuality

expenditure

1. an expense


2. the act of spending

inflation

a rise in the general level of prices for goods and service

remiss

careless in doing one's job or duty

exempt

1. to free from having to do something


2. freed from having to do something

peremptory

1. ending all debate or actions; final


2. not to be disobeyed

mission

1.a task or errand that a person or group is sent to do


2. a person's main goal

pre-empt

1. to take the place of or have importance over


2. to get or take for oneself before others

destitute

very poor people

default

1. to fail to repay or fulfill an obligation


2. a failure to do what is expected or required

opulence

a great riches or wealth

appreciate

1. to raise in value or price


2. to understand the worth, value, or quality of something

fiscal

having to do with money matters or financial matters

visage

1. face or facial expression of a person or animal


2. the appearances of anything

suspicion

a belief without proof

spectable

something that can be seen and maybe unusual or magnificent

duplicate

1. to make a copy of a repeat


2. an exact copy


3. exactly like something else

confirm

to verify; to prove to be true

circumspect

careful; cautious

respective

particular; belonging each to each

provisional

temporary; not permanent

retrospect

a thoughtful review of past happenings

prospect

1. something that is expected or looked forward to; a possibility


2. to search or explore a place for minerals

scrutiny

a careful study or observation

illusion

1. something that appears different from what it really is


2. a false or misleading idea or belief

elusive

tending to escape or hide

epiphany

a sudden moment of understanding or realization

ostentatious

characterized by a showy display to attract attention

invaluable

priceless

anecdote

a short account of a funny or interesting incident or event

oblivion

the quality or condition of being completely forgotten

synthesize

to put parts together to a whole

explicit

completely and clearly stated