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26 Cards in this Set

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etymology
the derivation of a word; word origin
condescending
to deal with people in a superior manor. (middle English)
lithe
Bending readily; pliable (flexible) (middle English- old English)
gesticulate
to make gestures during speech (Latin)
subsidy
a grant or contribution of money by one person or the government (Middle English)
duress
forcible restraint especially imprisonment (middle English)
degrade
to lower in dignity
remorse
deep and painful regret (middle English)
inert
inactive or sluggish
blight
to destory or ruin
vile
highly offensive or unpleasant
adept
expert or highly skilled
plateau
a level piece of land
despondant
feeling or showing hopelessness
bonny
handsome or pretty
droll
amusing in an odd way
tremulous
quivering; trembling
brusque
abrupt, almost to the point of rudeness
superflous
beyond what is required
covert
hidden or secret
creditable
bringing or deserving honor
embroil
to bring into conflict
repugnance
a strong distaste or objection
admonition
a gentle warning or caution
mutiny
revolt or rebellion against authority
deftly
skillful or clever