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43 Cards in this Set
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abate
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to reduce in amount or lessen; to put an end to
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intervolutions
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interwinings; interweavings
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heterogeneous
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consisting of dissimilar elements or parts
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iniquity
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wickedness; sinfulness; grossly immoral act
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tremulous
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vibrating or quivering; trembling
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hypocrisy
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insincerity; the practice of professing beliefs, feelings or virtues one does not really possess.
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transgress
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to go beyond or over; to act in violation or the law for example
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perpetrate
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to be guilty of
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amenable
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responsible to authority; accountable
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intimate(d)
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to communicate with a hint or other indirect sign
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peremptory
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not allowing contradiction or refusal; expressing a command urgent
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sojourn
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a temporary stay or brief residence
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efficacy
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effectiveness; power to produce a desired effect
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requital
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return as for an injury or friendly act
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quaff
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to drink something heartily
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expostulation
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an earnest reasoning with someone in an effort to correct or dissuade
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epoch
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a particular period of history esp one considered remarkable or noteworthy
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retribution
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something given or demanded in repayment esp punishment
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paramour
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a lover esp ;one in an adulterous relationship
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assimilate
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to absorb and incorporate into the mind
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fain
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happily gladly
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sable
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the color black, dark, or somber
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progenitors
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direct ancestors
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emolument
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compensation or payment from an office or employment
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commiseration
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sorrow or pity for
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ascetic
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person who gives up the comforts of society and leads a life of austere, self-discipline
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soccor
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assistance or relief
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insidious
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treacherous; working or spreading harmfully in a subltle or sneaky manner
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sullied
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spoiled stained tainted
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incredulity
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disbelief
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inscrutable
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difficult to understand or fathom
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mutability
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ability to change or alter
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delusive
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deceptive, misleading. false
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anathemas
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curses
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ludicrous
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laughable or hilarious because of obvious absurdity or incongruity
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pristine
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remaining in a pure state uncorrupted
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caprice
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an impulsive change of mind willful behavior
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imperious
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arrogantly dominerring or overbearing
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wan
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unnaturally pale as from physical or emotional distress
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similitude
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similarity something closely resembling another
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analogy
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correspondence in some respects between things otherwise dissimilar
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exigencies
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urgent requirements pressing needs
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eldritch
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strange or unearthly
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