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23 Cards in this Set
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Inequity- n. |
Injustice |
Unequal |
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Convoluted- adj. |
Confusingly intricate |
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Supercilious- adj. |
Haughty, snobbish |
Skylar |
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Pundit- n. |
Critic, learned man |
Opposite of someone who doesn't do their research |
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Dionysian |
One with nature |
Hippie (you) |
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Apollonian |
Controlling nature |
The man 😠 |
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Allegory (n.) |
Extended metaphor |
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Erudition (n.) |
Bookish learning |
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Delineate (v.) |
To describe with detail |
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Non-sequitar (n.) |
Does not follow |
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Aesthetics (n.) |
Philosophy dealing with beauty |
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Efficacy (n.) |
Effectiveness |
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Foible (n.) |
Flaw |
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Histrionic (adj.) |
Overly dramatic |
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Bellicose adj. |
Inclined to quarrel |
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Exacerbate v. |
Irritate or make worse |
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Analogy n. |
Comparison to show a similarity |
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Mitigate v. |
To make milder |
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Languish v. |
To lose or lack vitality |
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Austere adj. |
Severely simple |
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Taciturn adj. |
Tight-lipped |
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Naivete n. |
Irony resulting from innocence |
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Banal adj. |
Commonplace, lacking originality |
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