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32 Cards in this Set

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quagmire
marsh, difficult situation
quail
to cower, to lose heart
qualm
sudden feeling of faintness or nausea

uneasy feeling about the rightness of action
quiescent
inactive, still
quorum
# of members necessary to conduct a meeting
rail
to scold with bitter/abusive language
raiment
clothing
rarefied
refined
rationale
fundamental reason
rebus
puzzle in which pictures or symbols represent words
recant
to retract a statement or opinion
recluse
person who lives in seclusion and often lives in solitude
recondite
abstruse, profound
redoubtable
formidable, arousing fear, worthy of respect
refractory
stubborn, unmanageable, resisting ordinary methods of treatment
refulgent
brightly shining, resplendent
regale
to entertain
remonstrate
to object or protest
renege
to go back on one's word
reparation
amends, compensation
repine
fret, complain
reprise (n)
repetition, esp of a piece of music
reproach
to find fault with, to blame
reprobate
a morally unprincipled person
repudiate
refuse to accept or be associated with; deny the truth or validity

synonyms: renounce, abandon, turn one's back on
rescind
to cancel
resolution
determination, resolve
resolve
determination, firmness of purpose
riposte
retaliatory action or retort
rococo
excessively ornate; highly decorated, style of architecture in 18th century Europe
rubric
title or heading; category; established mode of procedure or conduct; protocol
rue
to regret