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61 Cards in this Set
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decorous
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polite and appropriate in particular situations, not shocking
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seemly
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appropriate for a particular social situation
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punctilious
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laying stress on niceties o of conduct or form
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gracious
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kind, polite and generous, especially to someone in lower social positions
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cordial
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respectful
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genteel
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refined, elegant
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homily
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a speach giving advice on the correct way to behave
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chivalrous
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kind and polite especially towards woman
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reverent
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showing respect and admiration
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venerable
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deserve respect because you are old, important, wise
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couth
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culture, refined, and well mannered
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boorish
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rude, insensitive
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insolent, impudent,
impertinent, irreverent |
extremely rude and showing lack of respect
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brazen
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open and without shame usually about something that people find shocking
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scurrilous
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Vulgare, foul mouthed
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churlish
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lack of civility or graciousness
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effrontery
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behavior that is very rude
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solecism
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an example of bad manners or acceptable behavior
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Curt
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appearing rude because few words are used
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uncouth
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rude or socially unacceptable
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levity
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behavior that shows lack of respect to something serious
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licentious, wanton
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behaving in a way that is considered sexually immoral
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risqué
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comment, show, or joke that's a little shocking because it pertains to sex
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ignoble
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amoral
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lascivious, lewd, lecherous, bawdy, prurient
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lustful
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salacious
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encouraging sexual desires
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demented
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crazy and incorrect
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ribald
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referring to sex in a rude but humorous way
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depravity/depraved
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lack of morals
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promiscuous
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having many sexual partners
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tawdry
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involving low moral standards
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iniquity inquitous
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wickedness or sin
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heinous
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shockingly wicked repugnant
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impropriety
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behavior considered morally wrong
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sacrosanct
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that is considered to important to change or question
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conscientious
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taking care to do something correctly
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propriety
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moral behavior that is considered to be correct and acceptable
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inhibited
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unable to act in a relaxed and natural way because of self consciousness or mental restraints
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perverse
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showing deliberate intention to act in a way that people think is incorrect or wrong
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reprehensible
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morally wrong and deserving criticism
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seamy
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unpleasant and immoral
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sordid
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immoral or dishonest
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unconscionable
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so bad, immoral that it should make you ashamed
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uninhibited
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behaving or expressing yourself freely without worrying about what other people think
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expiate
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make amends for a sin
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contriet, contrition
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very sorry for something that you have done
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penitent
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feeling or showing that you are sorry for having done something wrong
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remorseful, remorse
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feeling extremely sorry for something that you have said or done
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compunction
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a guilty feeling about doing something
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chasten
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to make somebody feel sorry for what they have done
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reprobate
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a person hardened in sin, devoid of sense of decency
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impenitent
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not ashamed or sorry about something you have done
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chaste
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not expressing sexual feelings or having sexism desires
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consecrate
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to state that something is holy and can be used for religious purposes
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pious, piety
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devout, religious, respectful to God
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cant
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insincere expression or piety
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blasphemy
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behavior or language that shipped lack of respect to God
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profane, profanity
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showing a lack of redirect to God
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sacrilegious
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treating a holy thing without respect
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impious, impiety
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showing a lack of respect for God or religious
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sanctimonious
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giving the impression that you feel that you are better and more moral than other
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