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40 Cards in this Set

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dastardly (adj)
mean & cowardly
churlish (adj)
rude or ill-tempered
infernal (adj)
fit to have come from hell; outrageous
cultivate (v)
to seek to become familiar with
assiduously (adv)
in a way that shows steady & careful attention
infatuated (adj)
completely carried away by foolish or shallow love or attraction
averse (adj)
unwilling; deeply reluctant
quell (v)
to crush; put an end to; quiet
amicable (adj)
having or showing a friendly attitude
vindicate (v)
to clear of blame or suspicion
cajole (v)
to persuade by pleasant words, flattery, or false promises
impotently (adv)
helplessly; powerlessly
unfathomable (adj)
too mysterious to be understood
animosity (n)
active dislike; hatred
insolence (n)
bold rudeness; insulting behavior
antiquated (adj)
old-fashioned; outmoded
meager (adj)
lacking quantity; fullness; strength, or fertility; feeble; scanty
preside (v)
to hold the chief position of authority or control
flout (v)
to show contempt for; to scorn
forlorn (adj)
appearing sad or lonely because one has been left alone
abhor (v)
hate
bigot (n)
narrow-minded, prejudiced person
counterfeit (adj)
fake; false
enfranchise (v)
give voting rights
hamper (v)
hinder; obstruct
kindle (v)
to start a fire
noxious (adj)
harmful; poisonous; lethal
placid (adj)
calm; peaceful
remuneration (n)
payment for work done
talisman (n)
lucky charm
abrasive (adj)
rough; course; harsh
bilk (v)
cheat; defraud
covert (adj)
hidden; undercover
engender (v)
cause
hangar (n)
storage area (like garage) for a plane
knotty (adj)
complex; difficult to solve
nuance (n)
something subtle; a fine shade of meaning
plagiarism (n)
taking credit for someone else's writing or ideas
renown (n)
fame
tangent (n)
going off the main subject