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68 Cards in this Set

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repudiate (V)
cast off, disavow, disown, reject the authority of
emulate (V)
imitate, rival
reserve (A)
self-restraint, formal but distant, avoidance of intimacy
intimacy (N)
a close association, relationship
endorse (V)
approve, give public support
resigned (A)
accepting one's fate, unresistant, patiently submissive
resolution (N)
determination
ephemeral (A)
short-lived, transient, fleeting
reticent (A)
silent, uncommunicative, taciturn
equivocal (A)
ambiguous, intentionally misleading, opening to more than one intepretation
retract (V)
withdraw, take back
erudite (A)
scholarly, possessing great knowledge
esoteric (A)
hard to understand, secret
satirical (A)
ironic, sardonic
eulogy (N)
tribute, expression of praise
scrupulous (A)
conscientious and exact, thorough
exacerbate (V)
worsen, aggravate
scrutiny (N)
close interpretation and examination, inspection
exemplary (A)
serving as a model, outstanding, worthy of imitation
skeptic (N)
doubter
expedient (A)
suitable, practical, profitable, advantageous
soporific (A)
sleep-causing,marked by sleepiness
explicit (A)
totally clear
specious (A)
superficially plausible
extol (V)
glorify, praise highly
sporadic (A)
superfluous, unessential
strident (A)
loud and harsh, shrill
extricate (V)
free, release from difficulty, distangle
subside (V)
abide, settle down
exuberance (N)
joyful enthusiasm, unrestrained vigor and joy
substantiate (V)
verify, affirm
fallacious (A)
logically unsound, misleading
succinct (A)
brief, terse, compact
fastidious (A)
hard to please, squeamish
superficial (A)
on the surface, external, trivial
feasible (A)
reasonable
superfluous (A)
unnecessary, excessive
fervor (N)
passionate intensity of feeling
vigor (N)
physical or mental energy or power
ardor (N)
great warmth of feeling
surpass (V)
exceed, go beyond, transcend
flagrant (A)
blatant, egregious, conspicuously wicked
surreptitious (A)
furtive, secret
frivolous (A)
lacking in seriousness
indulgent (A)
easy-going permissive
taciturn (A)
habitually silent, disclined to talk
furtive (A)
surreptitious, sneaky, secret
terse (A)
brief, short
garrulous (A)
gabby, chatty, talkative
transient (A)
short-lived, ephemeral
gravity (N)
seriousness, solemnity
peek (V)
to look or glance secretly
gregarious (A)
sociable
turbulent (A)
tumultuous, chaotic
venerate (V)
revere, regard with esteem
vacillate (V)
waver, hesitate
oscillate (V)
fluctuate, waver, hesitate
heresy (N)
unorthodox doctrine
usurp (V)
seize another's power, rank, authority
haughtiness (N)
cunning, arrogance
undermine (V)
weaken, sap, chip away
guile (N)
deceit, duplicity, wiliness
verbose (A)
talkative, long-winded, wordy
volatile (A)
changeable by vaporization
whimsical (A)
capricious, quirky, fanciful
zealot (N)
person who shows excessive religious or political fervor
devout (N)
person who devotes to divine worship or service
fanatic (N)
a person with an extreme and uncritical enthusiasm or zeal, as in religion or politics.