Batch One

Front 1

DISCONCERT

Back 1

to confuse; to disturb the composure of

Front 2

SIMULATE

Back 2

initiate;to make pretense of

Front 3

TRANSCEND

Back 3

to rise above and beyond

Front 4

ANAMALOUS

Back 4

abnormal;irregular

Front 5

ASPERSION

Back 5

a damaging or derogatory statement

Front 6

VITIATE

Back 6

to spoil or corrupt

Front 7

TENUOUS

Back 7

thin; slender; not dense

Front 8

SCOURGE

Back 8

to whip punish severely

Front 9

GRANDIOSE

Back 9

grand in an impressive or stately way

Front 10

INCONSEQUENTIAL

Back 10

trifling; unimportant

Front 11

MITIGATE

Back 11

to make milder; soften

Front 12

EXPOSTULATE

Back 12

to attempt to dissuade someone from a course by reasoning

Front 13

HACKNEYED

Back 13

used so often as to lack originatlity

Front 14

HIATUS

Back 14

a gap; opening; break

Front 15

WHEEDLE

Back 15

using coaxing or flattery to gain a desired effect

Front 16

SINECURE

Back 16

a position requiring little or no work; easy job

Front 17

INSURGENT

Back 17

one who rebels or rises against authority

Front 18

IMMUTABLE

Back 18

not subject to change

Front 19

ASSUAGE

Back 19

to lessen or make easier

Front 20

CAVEAT

Back 20

a warning or caution to prevent misunderstandings

Front 21

BLAZON

Back 21

to embellish or adorn to display conspicuously

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AXIOMATIC

Back 22

holding universal truth; self evident

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SEDITIOUS

Back 23

resistant to lawful authority

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NOMINAL

Back 24

existing in name only; not real

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INADVERTENT

Back 25

resulting from lack of attention

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DESECRATE

Back 26

to commit sacrilege upon

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DEBASE

Back 27

to lower in character, quality or value

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DISABUSE

Back 28

to free from deception or error

Front 29

VICARIOUS

Back 29

performed suffered, or otherwise expressed by one person in place of another

Front 30

TRANSMUTE

Back 30

to change from one nature to another

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SURREPTITIOUS

Back 31

stealthy; seceret

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PROPENSITY

Back 32

a natural inclination towards; tendency

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SANGFROID

Back 33

composure or coolness; especially under harsh conditions

Front 34

PROCLVITY

Back 34

a natural or habitual inclination; especially towards another character

Front 35

PECULATE

Back 35

to steal something that was given into your trust

Front 36

AUTONOMY

Back 36

self-government

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AMNESTY

Back 37

a pardon for an offense, especially against the government

Front 38

SLEAZY

Back 38

thin or flimsy in texture; cheap

Front 39

SEDULOUS

Back 39

persistent; determined

Front 40

SCURRILOUS

Back 40

coarsely abusive; vulgar

Front 41

REVERBERATE

Back 41

to re-echo; resound

Front 42

EXHORT

Back 42

to urge strongly

Front 43

NONCOMMITTAL

Back 43

not decisive; unwilling to take position

Front 44

PILLAGE

Back 44

to steal by open force; the act of looting

Front 45

PRATE

Back 45

to talk a great deal in foolish or aimless fashion

Front 46

FETTER

Back 46

chains or shackles; to chain or shackle

Front 47

HEINOUS

Back 47

very wicked; offensive

Front 48

MEGALOMANIA

Back 48

a delusion marked by a feeling of power

Front 49

TRANSGRESS

Back 49

to move beyond a boundary or limit

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EQUITABLE

Back 50

fair or just