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37 Cards in this Set
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Eccentric |
(a person or their behavior) unconventional and slightly strange. |
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Effervesce |
(of a liquid) give off bubbles. |
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Exodus |
a mass departure of people, especially immigrants. |
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Extrude |
thrust or force out. |
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Exterior |
forming, situated on, or relating to the outside of something. |
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Extraterrestrial |
of or from the earth or it's atmosphere. |
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Coexist |
exist in at the same time or the same place. |
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Collide |
hit with force when moving. |
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Composite |
made up of various parts or elements. |
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Congregate |
gather into crowd or mass. |
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Symmetry |
the quality of being made up of exactly similar parts facing each other or around an axis. |
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Synthesize |
combination or composition, in particular. |
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SUB |
Under |
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Subordinate |
Ranking lower |
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Submission |
To be passive or below otehers |
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Subdue |
Overcome; bring under control |
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Subah |
Division of Mogulmere |
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Subjagate |
Bring under domination |
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Submerge |
Under water; descend below surface |
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Trans |
Move in specific ways |
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Translate |
Express the sense of (words or text in language) |
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Transact |
Conduct or carryout business |
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Transcribe |
Thoughts, speech |
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Transform |
Dramatic change |
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Transfer |
Move from place to place |
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HYPER |
Above, over, more EXTREME |
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Hyperbole |
Exaggerated statements or claims- not taken seriously |
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Hypercritical |
Extremely and unreasonably critical |
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Hypertension |
Extreme psychological stress |
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Hyperthermia |
Extreme body temperature/ above normal |
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Super Sonic |
Involved in speed or flying at such a fast rate, greater than sound |
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Superimpose |
Higher than above |
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Superlative |
Highest quality or degree |
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Surpass |
Exceed; be greater than |
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Supremacy |
Position being superior to all other authority |
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Pre |
Before, toward |
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Precocious |
Developing special abilities at an earlier stage |
