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28 Cards in this Set

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emancipate, n
to free from restraint or inflluence, emancipation
manacle
hand restraints, restraints, to restrain with manacles
mandate
order from higher court
manifest, n, adv, n
obvious, to reveil plainly, to prove, a list of cargo or passengers, manifestation, manifestly, manifesto
manipulate - JUST adj
manipulative
dexterity, adj SPELLED TWO WAYS
skill mentally or in hands/body, dexterous or dextrous
ambidextrous - JUST n, n
ambidexter, ambidexterity
digital, n
relating to a finger or unit of measure (3/4 in) the breadth of a finger, reffering to a numerical system for encoding data, digit
genuflect, n
to bend the knee (full or half way) in a position of respect, genuflection
inflection - JUST adj
inflected
reflection - JUST ONE DEFINITION AND adj
indirect approach, reflective
rapacious, n
excessively grasping or greedy, given to seizing for plunder or prey, rapacity
rapt, adv, n
to give one's complete attention, overcome with emotion; completely filled with joy, raptness, raptly
surreptitious, adv, n
done secretly without approval, surreptitiously, surreptitiousness
complicity
participation in an act with another that seems to be deceitful
duplicity
deceitfulness in speech or conduct, physically or numerically double or two-fold; doubleness
explicate adj, n, adj
make clear and explain thoroughly often in a literary context, explicable, explication, explicative
explicit
definant, detailed
exploit - ONLY n, adj
exploiter, exploitable
imply - ONLY ONE DEFINITON and n
to require a necessary condition, implication
ploy
a tactic used to frustrate embarrass, or gain an advantage over
ply - JUST 2 DEFINITIONS
thickness of cloth yarn or rope, wood layered with crosswire grain
supplicate, n, n, n
to ask humbly or earnestly for - like to or to beseech, suppliant, supplicant, supplication
apprehend - JUST ONE DEFINITON AND adj, n, adj
arrest, apprehensible, apprehension, apprehensive
comprise
to consist of or contain
impregnable
strong enough to resist attack, not outweighed/overcome in argument
reprehend JUST adj, n
reprehensible, reprehension
reprisal
an act of retaliation against someone for injuries received