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65 Cards in this Set

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indefatigable`
not tiring
obdurate
stubbornly resistant
relegate
remove to a less honorable position
feint
mock attack intend to distract intention
inane
silly and stupid
rampant
widespread
inexorable
unyielding, relentless
avid
greedily enthusiastic
voluble
fluent or smooth with speech
reprehensible
deserving, commending
isidious
treacherous (disloyal or dangerous)
inherent
being an essential part of something
respite
temporarily delay or rest
sporatic
occasionally
nominal
being something in name only, small or negligible amount
viable
capable of surviving or growing
permeate
seep through
obtuse
slow-witted
facile
easy
epithet
characterizing abusive word or phrase
expunge
delay/ destroy
anathema
a curse
inchoate
new and not fully formed
supine
lying on the back
raze
destroy or tear down
asperity
roughness
corpulent
obese
innane
inborn
conjugal
inflected forms of
rife
abundance
nebulous
indistinct
unequivocal
no doubt, only one answer
Maudlin
excessively sentimental
obsequious
excessively attentive or flattering
abhor
hate
invioble
safe from violation
rue
feel regret
detriment
dangerous
onerous
imposing burden
evaluate
appraise
transient
not lasting or staying long
vitriolitic
something caustic corrosive or biting
retrospect
backward
lassitude
fatigue
bizarre
very strange
vitiate
spoil or impair, corrupt morally
fallacious
false
omniscient
all knowing
repitiore
pieces a performer or company can present
caustic
corrosive
egregious
notably bad
hapless
unfortunate
precocious
more developed, especially mentally, than is usual or expected at a certain age
obsolence
going out of use
consecutive
following in order
privatation
lack of what is needed to survive
turpiturde
corrupt or depraved
malady
disease or disorder
zealous
full of enthusiam
promulgate
to officially announce
phlegmatic
showing little emotion
dearth
scarcity
precipicatious
showing keen understanding
irascible
marked by a hot temper
imprudent
not clever