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20 Cards in this Set
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ornate and overly complicated in wording and general style
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Florid
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anger at being let down; a feeling of vexation or humiliation due to disappointment about something
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Chagrin
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to make somebody less angry, upset, or hostile, usually by doing or saying things to please him or her.
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Placate
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energetic and unflagging enthusiasm, especially for a cause or idea.
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Zeal
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lacking energy, enthusiasm, or competence
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Flaccid
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insignificant or unimportant
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Paltry
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in state resembling trance
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Catatonic
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tending to complain; whining
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Querulous
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in a state of anger
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Apoplexy
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to strive for superiority or compete with somebody or something
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Vie
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to agree or comply with something in a passive or reserved way
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Acquiesce
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a ghost
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Wraith
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sexually indiscriminate; choosing without discriminating; confusedly mixed; random.
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Promiscuous
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lacking energy, interest, or the unwillingness to make an effort.
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Listless
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to glorify or exalt somebody or something
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Apotheosize
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extremely distinguished and deservedly famous.
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Illustrious
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lack of enthusiasm or energy; inability to feel normal or passionate human feelings or to respond emotionally.
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Apathy
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an ornament or decoration for something.
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Garnish
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full of solemn splendor and dignity
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august
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somewhat salty, especially from being a mixture of fresh and salty water.
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Brackish
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