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60 Cards in this Set

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Alien
a citizen of another country, foreign
Altercation
an angry argument
Brigand
a bandit or robber
Circumspect
careful, cautious
Commandeer
to seize for military or official use
Condone
to pardon or overlook
Deadlock
a standstill, stalemate
Dilemma
a difficult situation or problem
Dissent
to disagree
Dissolute
loose in one’s morals or behavior
Efface
to wipe out; to keep oneself from being noticed
Feint
a deceptive movement
Fodder
food for horses or cattle; raw materials
Fortify
to strengthen, build up
Irate
angry
Marauder
a raider
Muddle
to make a mess of
Opinionated
stubborn, having a closed mind
Pauper
an extremely poor person
Pilfer
to steal something in small quantities
Proliferate
to reproduce or increase
Rift
a split, break, breach
Salvage
to save from fire or shipwreck
Spasmodic
sudden and violent but brief
Subjugate
to conquer by force
Surmount
to overcome, rise above
Terminate
to bring to an end
Terse
brief and to the point
Trite
commonplace; overused, stale
Usurp
to seize or hold a position by force or without right
Abscond
to run off and hide
Anarchy
a lack of government, confusion
Arduous
hard to do, requires much effort
Atone
to make up for
Auspicious
favorable; fortunate
Brazen
shameless; made of brass
Catalyst
a substance that causes a chemical reaction; any agent that causes change
Daunt
to overcome with fear; intimidate
Defray
to pay for
Doleful
sad; dreary
Fated
determined in advance by destiny or fortune
Hamper
to hold back
Hoodwink
to mislead by a trick deceive
Inanimate
not having life; without energy or spirit
Incessant
never stopping, going on all the time
Lucid
easy to understand; clear
Morose
having a gloomy manner; not friendly or sociable
Paramount
chief in importance, above all others
Pliant
bending readily; easily influenced
Posthumous
occurring or published after death
Prattle
to talk foolishly; to babble
Precipice
a very steep cliff; the brink or edge of disaster
Rectify
to make right, correct
Reprimand
to scold; find flaw with
Revile
to attack with words, call bad names
Servitude
slavery, forced labor
Slapdash
careless and hasty
Succumb
to give way to a superior force, yield
Supplant
to take place of, supersede
Taunt
to jeer at, mock