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38 Cards in this Set
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Taciturn |
Adj. Reserved or uncommunative in speech. Saying little |
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Sardonic |
Adj. Grimly mocking or cynical. Mockingly sarcastic |
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Rural |
Adj. In realting to. Or characteristic of the countryside rather than town. Simple and unsophisticated |
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Constraint |
N. A limitation or restriction |
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Vitality |
N. The state of being strong and active |
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Torrent |
N. A strong and fast moving stream (of water) or other liquid. Or Information |
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Beleaguer |
V. Lay seige to. Beset with difficulties to attack or to harass |
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Innocuous |
Adj. Not harmful or offensive |
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Poigant |
Adj. Evoking a keen sense of sadness or regret. A highly emotional or touching event |
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Sacrilege |
N. Violation a misuse of what is regarded as sacred |
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Forlorn |
Adj. Pitfully sad and abandoned or lonely. Momentary feeling |
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Convival |
Adj. Friendly. Lively and enjoyable |
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Querulous |
Adj. Complaing in a whining manner. Questioning to promote arguing |
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Revelry |
N. Lively and noisy festivites. Especially when these involve drinking a large amount of alcohol |
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Obstinate |
Adj. Stubbornlu refusing to change ones opinion or chosen course of action despite attempts to presuade one to do so |
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Insinuation |
N. An unpleasant hint or suggestion of something bad |
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Oppressive |
Adj. Unjustly inflicting hardship nd constraint especially on a minority. Leeping you down |
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Indenture |
V. To give or recieve a formal legal agreement contract or document in particular |
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Sedentary |
Adj. Tending to spend much time seated. Somewhat inactive. Still |
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Implications |
N. Something suggested that is naturally to be understood |
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Comformity |
N. Compliance with the standards rules or laws. Going with the group |
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Spectral |
Adj. Of or like a ghost. Supernatural |
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Languid |
Adj. Displaying or having a disclination for physical exertion or effort. Slow and relaxed. Leading to laziness |
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Excruciating |
Adj. Intensly painful |
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Perturbed |
Adj. Anxious or unsettled. Upset. Bothered |
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Perfunctory |
Adj. Carried out with minimal effort. Preformed as a routine duty |
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Stoic |
N. A person who can endure pain or hardship without showing their feelings or complaining. Seeming unmoved by joy or grief |
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Felicitous |
Adj. Well chosen or suited to the circumstances |
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Wan |
Adj. Pale and giving the impression of illness or exhaustion |
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Incredulity |
N. The state of being unwilling or unable to believe something |
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Inexorable |
Adj. Impossible to or prevent |
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Vehemence |
N. The display of strong feeling. Passion. Most of the time anger |
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Abhor |
V. Regard with disgust and hatred. To dislike very much |
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Animosity |
N. Strong hostility. Strong feeling of dislike or hatred |
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Ingratiate |
V. Bring oneself into favor with someone by flattering or trying to please them |
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Affable |
Adj. Friendly. Goodnatured. Easy to talk to |
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Evocation |
N. A calling forth. An act or instance of revoking |
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Disconsolate |
Adj. Cheerless. Gloomy. Unable to be cheered up |
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