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75 Cards in this Set
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INFRINGE
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violate; encroach
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V
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INGENIOUS / INGENUITY
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clever; resourceful
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A / N
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INGENUOUS / INGENUE
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naive and trusting; young; unsophisticated
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A / N
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INGRAINED
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deeply established; firmly rooted
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A
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INGRATE
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ungrateful person
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N
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INGRATIATE
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become popular with
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V
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INHERENT
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firmly established by nature or habit
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A
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INIHIBIT / INHIBITION
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restrain; retard or prevent
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V
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INIMICAL
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hostile; unfriendly
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A
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INIMITALBE
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matchless; not able to be imitated
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A
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INIQUITOUS / INIQUITY
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wicked; immoral; unrighteous
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A
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INITIATE
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begin; originate; receive into a group
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V
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INJURIOUS
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harmful
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A
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INKLING
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hint
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N
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INNATE
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inborn
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A
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INNOCUOUS
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harmless
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A
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INNOVATION / INNOVATIVE / INNOVATE
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change; introduction of something new
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N / A / V
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INNUENDO
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hint; insinuation
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N
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INOPPORTUNE
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untimely; poorly chosen
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A
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INORDINATE
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unrestrained; excessive
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A
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INQUISTOR
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questioner (esp. harsh); investigator
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N
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INSALUBRIOUS
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unwholesome; not healthful
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A
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INSATIABLE
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not easily satisfied; unquenchable; greedy
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A
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INSCRUTABLE
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impenetrable; not readily understood; mysterious
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A
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INSENSATE
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without feeling
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A
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INSENSIBLE
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unconscious; unresponsive
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A
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INSIDIOUS
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treacherous; stealthy; sly
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A
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INSIGHTFUL
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discerning; perceptive
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A
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INSINUATE
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hint; imply; creep in
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V
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INSIPID
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lacking in flavor; dull
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A
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INSOLENCE / INSOLENT
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impudent disrespect; haughtiness
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N / A
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INSOLVENT / INSOLVENCY
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bankrupt; lacking money to pay
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A / N
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INSOMNIA
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wakefulness; inability to sleep
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N
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INSOUCIANT
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indifferent; without concern or care
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A
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INSTIGATE
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urge; start; provoke
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V
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INSUBORDINATION / INSUBORDINATE
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disobedience; rebelliousness
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N / A
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INSUBSTANTIAL
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lacking substance; insignificant; frail
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A
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INSULARITY / INSULAR
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narrow-mindedness; isolation
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N / A
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INSUPERABLE
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insurmountable; unbeatable
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A
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INSURGENT // INSURGENCY
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rebellious
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A / N // N
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INSURMOUNTABLE
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overwhelming; unbeatable; unsuperable
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A
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INSURRECTION
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rebellion; uprising
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N
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INTANGIBLE
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not able to be perceived by touch; vague
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A
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INTEGRAL / INTEGRATE / INTEGRITY
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complete; necessary for completeness
make whole; combine; make into one unit uprightness; wholeness |
A / V / N
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INTELLECT
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higher mental powers
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N
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INTELLIGENTSIA
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intellectuals; members of the educated elite (often used derogatory)
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N
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INTER / INTERMENT
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bury
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V / N
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INTERDICT
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prohibit; forbid
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V
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INTERIM
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meantime
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N
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INTERLOPER
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intruder
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N
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INTERMINABLE
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endless
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A
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INTERMITTENT
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periodic; on and off
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A
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INTERNECINE
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mutually destructive
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A
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INTERPOLATE
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inserst between
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V
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INTERREGNUM
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period between two reigns
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N
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INTERROGATE
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question closely; cross-examine
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V
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INTERVENE / INTERVENTION
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come between
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V / N
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INTIMATE
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hint
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V
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INTIMIDATE / INTIMIDATION
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frighten
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V / N
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INTRACTABLE
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unruly; stubborn; unyielding
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A
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INTRANSIGENCE / INTRANSIGENT
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refusal to any compromise; stubbornness
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N / A
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INTREPID
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fearless
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A
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INTRINSIC
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essential; inherent; built-in
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A
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INTROSPECTIVE / INTROSPECTION
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looking within oneself
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A / N
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INTROVERT
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one who is introspective; inclined to think more about oneself
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N
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INTRUDE
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trespass; enter as an uninvited person
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V
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INTUITION ; INTUITIVE; INTUIT
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immediate insight; power of knowing without reasoning
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N / A / V
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INUNDATE
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overwhelm; flood; submerge
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V
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INURED
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accustomed; hardened
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A
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INVALIDATE
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weaken; destroy
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V
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INVECTIVE
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abuse
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V
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INVEIGH
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denounce; utter censure or invective
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V
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INVEIGLE
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lead astray; wheedle
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V
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INVERSE
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opposite
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A
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INVERT
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turn upside down or inside out
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V
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