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48 Cards in this Set
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Agenda
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list or plan of things to be done in the future : listed items to be taken up at a metting
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agile
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quick and east of movement or thought ; resourceful
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alienate
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to make someone unfriendly, withdrawn or indifferent
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altercation
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a heated or angry argument ; a noisy quarrel
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amiable
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generally pleasant, friendly and nice to be around
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amorous
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suggestive of love, lovemaking, or sexual desire
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animated
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filled with life and spirit ; active
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equanimity
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calmness or evenness of mind or spirit ; even-temperedness
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inalienable
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that which cannot ve taken away of transferred to someone else
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inanimated
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possessing neither life nor spirit ; not alive
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magnanimous
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showing a kind of nobleness of mind and spirit
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reactionary
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characterized by idea suggesting a desire to move backward especially in matters related to plitics ; a person with such ideas
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aqua
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the hue of the sea ; bluesish-green
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aquaculture
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the cultivation of water plants and animals for human food
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aqueous
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like, of, or formed by water; watery
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armada
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a fleet of warships
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armature
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equipment or clothing for battle, or any protective covering; an armlike extension
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armistice
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a temporary suspension of hostilities by mutual agreement, as a truce preliminary to a peace treaty
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artifact
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any object produced by the art of the human hand, simple or primitive objects from the distant past
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artifice
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cunning ingenuity; clever or sly trickery
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artisan
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a person skilled at a craft, usually a handicraft
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millennium
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a period of peace and great prosperity; a thousand years
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perennial
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year after year; throughout the years; a plant that blooms annually
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superannuated
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worn out, or retired, from age and years of use or hard work; obsolete or outdated
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antebellum
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before the war, especially the American Civil War; typical of how things were before any war
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audit
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to attend a class only as a listener, not for credit; to check or examine a company's financial records; the process of making such an examination or so attending a class
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auditory
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related to the sense of hearing
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avian
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characteristic of or pertaining to birds
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aviary
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an elaborate structure for housing birds
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avionics
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the technology of (using) electronic equipment in aviation, missilery, and space flight
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bellicose
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eager to fight or quarrel; hostile
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belligerency
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the condition of warlike hostility; a hostile action
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benefactor
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a person who gives another (financial) help; a patron
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beneficiary
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one who receives a benefit (of payment), as from an insurance policy
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benign
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not malignant; gracious and kindly; good-natured
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inaudible
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unable to be heard
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accession
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the attainment of a certain rank or dignity; an increase by means of something added; the act of becoming joined
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bona fide
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in good faith; genuine
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bonanza
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a sudden and unexpected source of money or riches; a windfall
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bounteous
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inclined to be generous; plentiful and abundant
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capitulation
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a surrendering, usually upon prearranged terms or conditions; a final giving up
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carnage
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a great slaughter, as in a battle
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carnivorous
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flesh-eating, as an animal
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incarnate
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literally, in the flesh; in bodily form; personified; flesh-colored
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intercede
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to act on another's behalf; to mediate
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precedent
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a previous act or decision taken as a valid model; preceding or prior
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recapitulation
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a brief repetition; a summary, as of what has already been said
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reincarnation
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a thing that is reborn, or comes back into being, although perhaps in a different (bodily) form
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