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59 Cards in this Set
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Dom, Domin
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House/Home
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Fili
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Daughter/Son
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Fratern, Fratr
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Brother
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Gen, Gener
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Birth/Kind/Origin
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Ges, Gest
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Carry/Produce
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Habit, Hibit
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Have/Hold
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Matern, Matr
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Mother
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Nasc, Nat
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Be Born
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Mon, Nomin
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Name
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Patern, Patr
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Father
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Popul, Publ
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People
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Prol
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Offspring
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Soror
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Sister
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Vir, Virt
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Male/Exellence
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sorority
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Womans Society
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Inhabition
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constraining
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matrix
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origin or mother
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congestion
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blockage
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domicile
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place of residence
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genetic
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hereditary
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progenitor
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ancestor
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proliferate
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increase in numberq
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depopulate
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decrease in population
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paternity
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state of being a father
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filial
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child/parent relationship
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ignominious
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humiliating
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fraternize
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associate with in a friendly way
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virility
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manelt trait
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prohibition
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act of prohibiting
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affiliate
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to bring into close association with
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degenerate
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to decline or worsten
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prolific
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abundant, fertile
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predominant
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ascendant, prominent, prevailing
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conginial
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inborn, innate, present at birth
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confraternity
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society devoted to a religious or charitable cause.
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regenerate
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to create again
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indigestion
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inability to digest food
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congenial
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compatible, agreeable, friendly
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republish
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to issue again for distribution
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belligerent
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combative, warlike
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matron
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married woman
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proletarian
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part of the workinig class
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genre
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catagory, esp. of art or literature
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nativity
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birth, process of being born
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progeny
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a descendant or offspring
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unpopular
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not regarded with favor my most people
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dome
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hemispherical vault of a building
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Ingenious
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brilliantly contrived, skillful
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sororate
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marriage of one man with sisters
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filiating
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offspring
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rehability
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to restore to good operation or condition
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nomenclature
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terminology, system of naming
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gesticulation
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body motion, esp. with the armsor hands
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patronize
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to trade with regularity; to treat condesendingly
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virtuoso
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master of technique, esp. in music
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sororicide
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to kill a sister
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matericide
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to kill a mother
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filicide
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to kill a sibling
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patricide
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to kill a father
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