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70 Cards in this Set

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rancor
bitter, rankling resentment or ill will; hatred; malice
Sundry
various or diverse
Ecstasy
rapturous delight
Weal
well-being, prosperity, or happiness
Blanched
to take the color from; bleach; whiten
Malevolence
the quality, state, or feeling of being malevolent; ill will; malice; hatred
Homage
respect or reverence paid or rendered
Judicious
using or showing judgement as to action or practical expediency; discreet, prudent, or political
Dolor
sorrow; grief
redress
to compensate, to set right
Voluptuousness
luxury, sexual pleasure
Avarice
excessive or insatiable desire or greed; cupidity
Intemperance
lack of restraint or self control
Concord
agreement between people, groups, nations, etc
Overcredulous
gullibility; believe too easily
Coveted
to feel blameworthy desire for something that belongs to someone else
Purgative
laxative, purging or cleansing
Bane
cause of great distress
Prowess
exceptional ability; expert, especially in combat or battle
Snares
a trapping device
Furbished
to brighten by cleaning or rubbing; polish. to restore to attractive or serviceable condition; renovate
Flout
to treat with contempt and disregard
Deign
to think fit or in accordance with one's dignity; condescend
Rapt
deeply engrossed or absorbed
Corporal
of or pertaining to the body
Wrack
wreck or wreckage
Peerless
unmatched, unrivaled
Missives
a very long letter
Contend
to struggle in opposition, to assert or maintain earnestly
Adage
a wise proverb or saying
Largess
generosity in bestowing money or gifts upon others
Cleave
to cling to
Palpable
able to be touched or felt
Surfeited
an excessive amount of something
Incarnadine
to redden
Gorgon
vey ugly; Medusa or the three sister monsters
renown
widespread and high repute; fame
Consort
to associate with/join
Parricide
the act of killing one's parents or other close relative
Dauntless
not to be daunted or intimidated; fearless
Refuge
safety
Indelible
permanent
Brusque
short; quick
Unprecedented
never done before
Placebos
fake medication
Coalesced
to grow together
Inviolable
not to be violated
Frenetic
frenzied
Imperious
assuming power or authority
Railed
criticize or scold
Serene
peaceful
Daunted
scared, frightening, intimidating
Deft
skillfull
Utilitarian
practical, useful
Buoyant
cheerful in personality
Parody
pokes fun at; makes fun of
Panacea
a solution or remedy for everything
Impedimenta
equipment, baggage
Lecherously
sexual desire or obsession
diffusing
spreading out
Inane
silly, foolish
Alienation
isolation
Disposition
attitude, personality
Furtive
sly, cunning
Amiably
friendly, happily
Pungent
horribly smelling
Dogged
stubborn, determined
Brooding
preoccupied with morbid memories
Impromptu
without preparation
Indecorous
lacking good taste