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42 Cards in this Set
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autonomous
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undertaken or carried on without outside control
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complacent
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self-satisfied; unconcerned
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defame
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to harm the reputation of by libel or slander
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disparity
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incompatibility; unlike in kind or character
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embellish
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to decorate, enhance, or adorn
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expedient
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suitable for achieving a particular end in a given circumstance
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gullible
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easily duped or cheated
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inaugurate
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to induct into office; bring about the beginning of
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innumerable
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too many to be numbered
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lucid
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clear or transparent; sane or intelligible
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opaque
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not transparent; hard to understand or explain
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pragmatic
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practical as opposed to idealistic
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rebut
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to contradict; oppose formally
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rudiment
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basic principle, element or fundamental skill; beginning
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stoical
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not showing passion or feeling to pleasure or pain
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unkempt
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messy, rough, or unpolished
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abstruse
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difficult to understand
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animated
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full of movement, activity, and liveliness
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banal
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lacking originality or freshness; common
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anecdote
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a short narrative, commonly of an amusing or interesting incident
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assuage
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to lessen the intencity
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apothecary
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a pharmacist
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piety
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the quality of showing respect for religion
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dictum
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a formal pronouncment of authority
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impotent
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lacking power or strength
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Tactirurn
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silen
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derive
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a formal pronouncment or authority
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amble
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to walk leisurely
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Detachment
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an unconcern
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entity
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a being or thing
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repertoire
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a list or supply of performances
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vapid
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flat or uninteresting
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stealthy
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slow deliberate and secret
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commision
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to appoin or assign someone a task
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concession
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the act of giving in or admitting defeat in an arguement.
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saccharine
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overly sweet
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stringent
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strict or severe with rules or standards
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unobtrusive
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not prominent
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squander
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to waste
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guile
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cunning or deceitfulness
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temper
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to moderate or soften
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acclaim
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to praise
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