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30 Cards in this Set
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shirk
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to avoid or get out of doing work
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bellow
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to make a sound to to that of a bull, roar, a loud angry roar
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botch
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to repair or patch poorley
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futile
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not successful, failing to have result
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dilapidated
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falling apart or ruined
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pamper
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to be too generous, allow too many privilages
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adequate
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enough, sufficient
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havoc
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very great destruction, ruin
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mar
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to spoil, damage, injure
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implore
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to beg earnestly for
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infamous
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very wicked, disgraceful, shameful
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vindictive
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bearing a grudge, feeling a strong tendency toward revenge
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mellow
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ripe, well-matured; soft, sweet, and rich
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peicemeal
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one peace at a time
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seclusion
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isolation from others
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despondent
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sad, without hope
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malady
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a sickness, illness, disease, disorder
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lethargic
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unnaturally sleepy; dull, slow moving; indifferent
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fluctuate
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to change continually
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reputable
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having good reputation
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revere
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to love, respect deeply
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countenance
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a face, facial expression
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diminish
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to make or become smaller
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stodgy
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dull, boring
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affliction
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a cause of pain or truble
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gratitude
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appreciation, thanks
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cosmopolitan
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found in most part of the world, having many intrest
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meager
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poor, scant, insatisfactory
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vanquish
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to defeat in battle or contest
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impartial
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not taking sides
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