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50 Cards in this Set
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quantitative
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capable of being measured or expressed as an ammount
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zenith
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the highest point of any course or path
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astute
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shoing a clever or shrewd mind
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recur
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to return in thought or speech, to happen or occur again, to occur at intervals.
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conductive
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helpful, tending to promote as a result, contributory.
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erratic
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irregular, not steady, uncertain.
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mosque
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muslim house of worship
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pastoral
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relating to a simple country way of life.
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requisite
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a necessity, a rquirement
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aptitude
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a natural ability, the ability to learn.
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insolance
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quality or instnace of being disrespactful.
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prone
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having a tendancy, inclined, lying flat.
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diversion
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a turning aside, as of traffic or attention, a game or pastime, a recreation.
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annihilated
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to destroy completely, to vanquish.
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purge
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to remove undesiable elements from, to rid, to remove by cleansing.
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moderation
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state of being restrained, avoidance of excesses, presiding over, as a meeting, mediation.
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concession
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te act of granting or yeilding.
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flagrant
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obviousl bad, notorious, outrageous.
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decimated
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to destroy or kill a large part of.
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evaded
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to escape or avoid something.
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protocol
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the code prescribing formal ettequitte and precedure for official ceremonies and dealings.
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disent
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to object or oppose, not to approve, protest.
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pacifists
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a person opposed to force as a way of settling disputes, one who refuses to bear arms in a war.
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ultimatums
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a final demand or preposition.
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clemency
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a lenient or merciful act , mildness.
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mannerism
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a distinctive personal trait, an idiosyncrasy.
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submission
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the act of holding back an inner belief, feeling, or force that checks one's thoughts, actions , or feelings.
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meticulous
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extrememly careful, overly precise or fussy about details.
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inhibitions
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obediance, humbleness.
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mandatory
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required, obligatory.
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rift
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to break open.
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amnesty
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in general pardon, especially for political prisoners.
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timorous
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easily frihtened, fearful, timid, cowardly.
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censure
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to criticize or blame, a condemning judgement, a reprimend.
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admirably
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ina worthy manner, commendably, excellently.
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affidavit
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a written statement, made underoath.
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bias
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a line slanting diagonally across the weave of fabric, a prejudice or personal tendancy.
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abound
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to teem, to exist in large numbers, to have plenty.
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inalienable
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not capable of being given or withdrawn.
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diminutive
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refering to suffixes or altered word that designate smallness, affection, or familiarity, a very small person or thing.
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curtailed
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to shorten or decrease.
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constituents
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a necessary part or element,a voter represented by an elected official.
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bedlam
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a place or condition of chaos or turmoil.
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prelude
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anyhting serving as an introduction.
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emancipate
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to set free, to release from slavery or oppression.
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colloquial
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informal in language, conversational.
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consolidated
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to unite, to strengthen, to make solid or firmly established.
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destitute
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poverty-stricken, penniless, being-without.
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ornate
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elaborate , excessively adorned or ornamented.
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exultant
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rejoicing greatly, triumphant.
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