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50 Cards in this Set
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Vulnerable
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capable of being physically or emotionally wounded
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Erroneous
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containing or characterized by error, mistaken
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Vehemently
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marked by forceful energy, powerful
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Effeminate
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having feminine qualities untypical of a man
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Contempt
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act of despising
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Cynical
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feeling or expression of distrust of human nature and motives
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Incredulous
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unwilling to accept the truth
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Melancholy
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depression of spirits, sadness
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Impetuously
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marked by impulsive passion
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Haughty
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proud
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Languid
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weak, slow
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Malevolence
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quality or state of being malevolent- productive of harm or evil, hatred
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Indignant
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feeling or showing anger because of something unjust or unworthy
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Ambiguous
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doubtful or uncertain from obscurity or indistinctness
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Poignant
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painfully affecting feelings...designed to make an impression
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Strident
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characterized by harsh sound
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Simultaneously
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existing or occuring at the same time
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Impassioned
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filled with passion or zeal, showing great warmth or intensity of feeling
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Deft
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characterized by skill, skillful, clever
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Predilection
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an established preference for something
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Conjure
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to charge seriously
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Calumny
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misrepresentation intended to harm another's reputation
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Crucible
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severe test or trial
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Exude
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to ooze out
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Afflict
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humble....to distress so severely as to cause persistent suffering or anguish
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Evade
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escape or avoid
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Exalt
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hold someone or something in high regard
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Papable
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qualified/most likely to succeed
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Tangible
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substantially real
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Indolent
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causing little or no pain
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Vigor
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physical strength and good health
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Palatial
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resembling a palace
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Menace
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showing of intention to inflict harm
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Ardent
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enthusiastic or passionate
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Imprudent
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not showing care for consequences of action
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Condone
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to accept and allow behavior that is considered morally wrong to continue
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Righteous
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a person who is morally right or justifiable
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Solicitous
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showing interest or concern
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Sallow
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of an unhealthy yellow color
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Deplorable
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bad in quality
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Futile
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incapable of producing useful result
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Imperative
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necessary
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Zealous
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having or showing great energy or enthusiasm
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Protruding
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extending beyond surface
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Bough
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main branch of a tree
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Placid
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not easily upset or excited
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Ferocious
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fierce, cruel, or violent
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Substantially
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great extent
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Antecedents
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a preceding event
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Profound
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very great or intense
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