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50 Cards in this Set
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Vilify |
To say vile things about |
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Stifle |
To repress, To hold down |
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Unprecedented |
Unexampled, Without a reason |
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Taciturn |
Untalkative by nature |
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Placate |
To pacify, To appease, 회유시키다, 달래다 |
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Refute |
To prove to be false |
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Landslide |
Victory, 산사태, 대승리 |
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Deteriorate |
Worsen, Exacerbate |
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Feeble |
Weak |
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Omit |
To leave out |
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Detract |
To reduce the quality of |
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Sequester |
To set or keep apart |
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Fusion |
Union |
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Exercise |
Putting into action, Use |
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Area |
Tract, Expanse |
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Incessant |
Unceasing, Unabated |
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Saturation |
Being so full that it is impossible to hold anymore |
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Vex |
To annoy, To pester |
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Emphasize |
Stress, Underscre |
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Complement |
Supplement, 보충 |
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Keen |
Sharp, Intelligent |
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Gradual |
Slow, Steady |
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Impervious |
Resistant, 견디는 |
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Disperse |
Scatter, Spread out |
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Dilute |
Reduce, Thin, Weaken |
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Striking |
Remarkable, Hitting |
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Yield |
Produce, 산출하가 |
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Means |
Stuff needed |
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Pervade |
Penetrate, Spread |
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Segment |
Portion |
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Archaic |
Old-fashioned, Ancient |
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Delineate |
Outline, Trace |
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Tyrant |
One who has absolute power over a country |
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Redundancy |
Words that are unnecessary because they have been stated in another way |
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Premise |
An assumption, The basis for a conclusion |
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Formality |
The degree to which something follows social rules |
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Sloth |
Laziness, Sluggishness |
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Tyranny |
Any government controlled by a single person |
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Ally |
Link, Connect |
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Molten |
Melted |
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Sensory |
Having to do with seeing, hearing, tasting, smelling, or feeling |
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Patchy |
Irregular, Incomplete |
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Subjective |
Based on feelings and not on fact |
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Idealistic |
Expecting the best |
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Tremendous |
Huge, Enormous |
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Furthermore |
In addition, Moreover |
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Ambiguity |
애매함 |
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Ensure |
Guarantee |
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Equitable |
Fair, Just |
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Treason |
An act of betrayal against one's own country |