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82 Cards in this Set
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anima
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mind, breath, soul
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psyche
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mind, soul
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gnos
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know
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cogn
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know
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quer, quest, quis
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ask, seek
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jud
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judge
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cred, creed
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believe
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scrib
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write
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graph
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write
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nomen, nom
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name
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dic
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talk
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mon
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warn
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vid, vis
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see
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phil
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love
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cant
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sing
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logos, logy
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the study of
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animated
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lifelike characteristics, lively; vivacious
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cognizant
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knowing; aware of
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inquest
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official hearing or investigation seeking the cause of death
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credo
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set of beliefs; creed
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prescribe
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to order the use of
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nomenclature
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system or classification of names
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diction
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word; enunciation
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Francophile
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one who loves French languauge, culture, customs, etc.
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agnostic
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one who does not know if there is a god or not
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atheist
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one who does not believe in God
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graphology
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the study of handwriting
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magnanimous
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very generous
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pusillanimous
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weak; cowardly
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equanimity
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calmness; composure
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psychology
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the study of hte mind and esp. human behavior
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psychiatry
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the practice or hte science of treating mental illness
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psyche
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soul
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acquisitive
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greedy; grasping
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inquisitive
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curious
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querulous
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fault-finding; complaining
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perquisite
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income in addition to salary
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judicious
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wise; using sound judgement
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adjudicate
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to pass judgement on
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adjudge
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to decide
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credulity
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readiness to believe; gullibility
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credulous
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gullible; easily deceived
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incredulous
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doubting; skeptical
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credence
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belief
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circumscribe
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to encircle; surround
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ascribe
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to attribute or assign
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proscripted
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forbidden
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lithograph
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a print made from a design on a stone or metal plate
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graphic
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vividly and clearly described
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nominate
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to name for an office
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nominal
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existing in name only
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nom-de-plume
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pen name; pseudonym
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indict
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to charge with a crime
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dictum
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a statement made by an authority
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edict
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a public proclamation
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admonish
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to advise, caution, or warn gently
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premonition
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forewarning, foreboding
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remonstrate
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to protest, object or disapprove of
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visage
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face
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envision
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to imagine something not yet in existence
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improvident
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lacking foresight or thrift; prodigal
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anglophile
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love of the British culture, customs, etc.
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bibliophile
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lover of books
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philanderer
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unfaithful lover
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philologist
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one who studies languages; a linguist
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incredible
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unbelievable
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diagnosis
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result of investigation or examination
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prognosis
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prediction of the probable course or outcome of a disease
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cognition
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thought processes
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philanthropist
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one who loves mankind enough to give gifts to his welfare
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scribe
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one who copies manuscripts, etc.
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quizical
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questioning; puzzled; perplexed
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podiatrist
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foot doctor
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chiropractor
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one who treats illnesses by the manipulation of the joints
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perjurious
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gulity of perjury
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peruse
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to read or study carefully
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cognomen
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surenmae; last nmae
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incantation
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a spell
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recant
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to publicly renounce a belief
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query
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a question; to question
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cant
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trite; insincere, hypocritical talk
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incognito
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having one's identity concealed; in disguise
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