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120 Cards in this Set
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ego |
self
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misein
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to hate
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gamos
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marriage
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gyne
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woman
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derma
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skin
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orthos
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straight, correct
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psyche
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mind, soul, spirit
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neuron
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nerve
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logos
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science, study
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bios
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life
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opsis optikos
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view, sight, vision
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algos
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pain
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agogos
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leading
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pedis
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foot
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paidos (ped-)
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child
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demos
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people
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oculus
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eye
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iatreia
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medicak gearing
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metron
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measurement
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geras
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old age
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soma
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body
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pathos
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disease
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odontos
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tooth
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pous, podos
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foot
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cheir (chrio-)
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hand
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graphein
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to write
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kallos
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beauty
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pyge
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buttock
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kakos
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harsh, ugly, bad
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senex
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old
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anthropos
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mankind
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astron
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star
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nautes
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sailor
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ge (geo-)
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earth
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zoion
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animal
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lingua
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tongue
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philein
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to love
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biblion
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book
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autos
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self
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socius
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companion
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notus
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known
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summus
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highest
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vetus
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old
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genesis
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birth (beginning, origin)
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chronos
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time
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pathos
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feeling
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grex, gregis
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herd, flock
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sciens
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knowing
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omnis
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all
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nomos
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law, order, arrangement
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egoist vs altruist
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opposite
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misanthropic vs philanthropic
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opposite
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misogamous vs polygamous
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opposite
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dextrous vs skillful
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same
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sinister vs threatening
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same
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optical vs visual
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same
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notorious vs infamous
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same
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consummate (adj.) vs unskilled
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opposite
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chronic vs acute
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opposite
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glib vs halting
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opposite
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opthamologist vs oculist
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same
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geriatric vs pediatric
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opposite
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endodontist vs exodontist
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opposite
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calligraphy vs cacography
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opposite
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astronaut vs cosmonaut
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same
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biopsy vs autopsy
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opposite
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dichotomous vs cut in two
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same
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congenital vs hereditary
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opposite
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veteran vs "old hand"
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same
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anachronous vs timely
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opposite
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dislikes women
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misogynist
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is pathologically self-interested (full of themselves)
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egomaniac
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studies the development of the human race
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anthropologist
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is an expert on insects
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entomologist
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collects books
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bibliophile
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mounts stuffed animal skins
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taxidermist
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is an eye doctor
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opthamologist
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is student of linguistics
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philologist
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has a split off from reality
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psychotic
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commits antisocial acts wihtout guilt or pangs of conscience
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psychopath
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delivers babies
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obstetrician
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treats female ailments
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gynecologist
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treats infants
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pediatrician
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treats skin dieases
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dermatologist
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treats skeletal deformities
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orthopedist
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is a heart specialist
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cardiologist
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treats mental or emotional disturbances
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phychiatrist
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treats disorders of the nervous system
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neurologist
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treats minor ailments of the feet
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podiatrist
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treats ailments of the gums
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periodontist
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ruthless; without conscience
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unconscionable
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suspiciously fluent or smooth
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glib
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outstandingly bad, viscous
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egregious
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out of place
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incongruous
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study of the family tree; speciality of tracing ancestry
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geneaology
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science of heredity
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genetics
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in correct order of time
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chronoligical
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socially akward
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gauche
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record of heart action
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cardiogram
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equally skillful with both the right and left hands
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ambidextrous
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social scientist who deals with the problems of aging
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gerontologist
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extrasensory perception
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telepathy
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branch of dentistry specializing in the care of children's teeth
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pedodontia
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blood-pressure apparatus
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sphygmomanometer
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growing old (adj.)
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senescent
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palm reader
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chiromancer
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that which arouses sexual desire
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aphrodisiac
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representation of the whole
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epitome
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diseased; pertaining to the study of disease (adj.)
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pathological
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measurement of time
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chronometry
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hostility; strong dislike; aversion
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antipathy
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to occur, or cause to occur, at the same time or rate
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synchronize
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ignorant
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nescient
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knowledge of an occurrence beforehand
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prescience
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enjoying being with the herd; liking companionship
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gregarious
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to identify strongly with the feelings of another
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empathize
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an instrument to measure atmospheric pressure
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barometer
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to separate from the herd
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segregate
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possessed of shapely buttocks
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callipygian
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ugly, illegible handwriting
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cacography
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