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32 Cards in this Set

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JUR

to swear, to vow

Perjury

n. breaking of a legal oath

Abjure

v. to swear off

Conjure

v. to bring forth

DOMIN

to rule, to dominate

Predominant

adj. being most evident or apparent

Domineering

adj. forcing others to obey

Indomitable

adj. unbeatable

CRAT/CRAG

to rule, power

Aristocracy

n. group of wealthy and privileged

Theocracy

n. government by a religious leader or figure

Bureaucrat

n. a minor official

LEG

law

Legitimize

v. to give credit to

Privileged

adj. entitled to

Legislative

adj. having to do with law

RAP

to snatch

Rapacious

adj. greedy

Rapt

adj. giving total attention to

Surreptitious

adj. done without notice

CEP

sieze, take

Perceptible

adj. able to be noticed or felt

Susceptible

adj. able to be influenced

Percept

n. an idea important to a system of beliefs

VOR

to eat

Voracious

adj. devouring

CAD/CAS

to fall

Decadent

adj. over luxurious

Cadence

n. rhythmic rise and fall

Casualty

n. something killed or eliminated

Omnivorous

adj. feeding on both meat and plants

Herbivorous

adj. eating only plants