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30 Cards in this Set
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relic
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atrace of some past or outmoded practice, custom, or belief
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dedicated
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todevote to the worship of a divine being
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fantasy
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thepower or process of creating especially unrealistic or improbable mental imagesin response to psychological need
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wood pulp |
material usedin making cellulose derivatives (like paper) |
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coma |
astate of profound unconsciousness caused by disease, injury, or poison
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misinterpret |
to explain or understand wrongly
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circulate |
tofollow a course that returns to the starting point
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ordain |
toinvest officially (as by the laying on of hands) with ministerial or priestlyauthority
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undefined |
notable to be clearly explained
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phase |
a distinguishable part in a course,development, or cycle
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preferable |
havinggreater value or desirability
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inhospitable |
notfriendly or receptive : providing no shelter or sustenance |
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amnesia |
lossof memory due usually to brain injury, shock, fatigue, repression, or illness
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client |
aperson who engages the professional advice or services of another
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nucleus |
acentral point, group, or mass about which gathering or concentration takes place
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transfigure |
transform outwardly and usually for the better
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dissociate |
toseparate from
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acuteness |
characterizedby sharpness or severity |
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decelerate |
slowdown
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encounter |
tocome upon face-to-face
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segment |
aseparate piece of something
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timidity |
lacking incourage or self-confidence |
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stabilize |
tohold steady |
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dawdle |
to waste time |
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predicament |
adifficult, perplexing, or trying situation |
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revise |
tolook over again in order to correct or improve
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snag |
tocatch and usually damage on |
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absorption |
the process of taking in |
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incision |
awound made especially in surgery
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deceit |
theact or practice or trickery
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