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50 Cards in this Set
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umbrage
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unexplicable; anger; sense of injury or insult
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unanimity
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complete agreement
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unassuaged
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unsatisfied
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unassuming
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modest
Ex. Champion's unassuming manner |
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unbridled
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violent; uncontrolled
Ex, unbridled rage/greed |
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uncanny
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strange; mysterious
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unceremonious
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not done politely without due formalities
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unconscionable
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unscrupulous; not guided by conscience; excessive
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uncouth
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boorish; clumsy in speech or behavior; outlandish
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unction
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the act of anointing with oil
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unctuous
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oily; bland; insincerely sauve
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understate
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state with less truth than seems warranted by the facts
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undulating
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moving with wavelike motion
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unerring
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infallibly
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unexceptionable
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entirely acceptable; not offering any basis for criticism
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unfaltering
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steadfast; firm; not changing
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unfeigned
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genuine; real
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unfetter
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liberate; free from chains
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unfledged
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immature; not having the feathers necessary
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unfrock
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defrock; strip a priest or minister of church authority
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ungainly
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awkward in movement; clumsy
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unguent
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ointment
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unimpeachable
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that can't be impeached; beyond doubt or question
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uninhibited
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unrepressed; free in behavior and feelings
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unkempt
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disheveled
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unobtrusive
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not blatant
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unprepossessing
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unattractive
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unravel
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disentangle; solve
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unrequited
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not requited; not reciprocated
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unruly
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disobedient; lawless; difficult to control
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unsavory
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distasteful
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unscathed
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unharmed
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unseemly
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unbecoming; not proper in behavior
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unsightly
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ugly; unpleasant to look at
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unsullied
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untarnished
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untenable
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not able to be maintained
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untoward
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unexpected and adverse; unfortunate or unlucky
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unwarranted
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unjustified; having no justification
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unwieldy
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awkward; cumbersome; unmanageable
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unwonted
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unaccustomed; unusual
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upbraid
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reprimand; severely scold
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upright
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straight; honest; moral
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uproar
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noisy confusion
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upshot
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outcome,final result
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urbane
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suave; refined in manner; elegant
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unchin
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mischievous child
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ursine
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bearlike; pertaining to bear
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usage
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act or manner of using; accepted practice
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usury
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lending money at illegal rates of interest
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uxorious
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excessively submissive or devoted to one's wife
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