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50 Cards in this Set

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aesthetic
Having a sense of beauty; giving an impression of beauty
ingratiate
To charm; win favor; make oneself agreeable
vitriolic
Sharply critical; harsh; biting
virtuoso
An expert, particularly in the arts
catalyst
A person or thing that brings about change
propriety
Appropriateness
disparage
To criticize; put down
insipid
Flat; tasteless; unexciting
peerless
So superior as to be without equal; incomparable; unsurpassed
whimsical
Fanciful; odd; arbitrary
rebuff
To reject bluntly; snub
devious
Not straightforward; tricky; shifty
immutable
Never changing or varying
ponderous
Heavy, labored; massive; lacking grace
predecessor
A person who comes before another in time
amicable
Friendly; showing goodwill
static
Not moving or progressing; still
efface
To wipe out; erase
dissonance
A harsh, disagreeable combination of sounds
garrulous
Talkative to an annoying degree
bombastic
Using high-sounding language without much meaning; overblown
acquiesce
To consent without protest; comply; assent
belittle
To make something seem less worthy or less important
deffident
Lacking self-confidence; timid - hesitant
laconic
Using as few words as possible; terse
scanty
Barely sufficient; barely adequate; meager - insufficient
articulate
Well-spoken
subjugate
To bring under control; enslave; conquer
delineeate
To represent in words or pictures
conciliatory
Tending to win over or appease; pacifying
turbulence
Violent irregularity, disturbance, or agitation, as of motion, air, or water
meager
Lacking in quality or quanity; insufficient or inadequate
quixotic
Idealistic but impractical
suppress
To put down by force; overcome
anarchy
Lawlessness; lack of government; absence of authority or rules.
temerity
Rash boldness, recklessness
salutary
Promoting good health, wholesome
depravity
Evil; moral corruption
authoritarian
Demanding or expecting total obedience
predilection
A natural preference; tendency to like something
desecrate
To treat with extreme disrespect; to defile
evanescent
Gradually disappearing; fading away like a vapor
paragon
A model of excellence or perfection
provincial
Limited and narrow in outlook; unsophisicated
usurp
To seize power or position by force
supercilious
Proud; scornful; looking down on others
indigent
Not having enough to live on; very poor; improverished
steadfast
Firmly and consistently loyal
callous
Hardened in mind or feelings
heed
to pay attention to