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75 Cards in this Set
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AUSTERE
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undecorated
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ERUDITE
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scholarly
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DISPARATE
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different
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CENSURE
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criticize
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VORACIOUS
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ravenous
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SYNTHESIS
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combination of parts to make a whole
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SPORADIC
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occasional
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RECANT
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to react
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PRATTLE
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babble
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PAEN
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a song of praise or thanks
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NEBULOUS
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cloudy, vague
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LAUD
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to glorify
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EXTEMPORANOUS
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improvised
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ASSAUGE
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make less severe
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EQUIVOCATE
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use an expression with double meaning to mislead
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DISCORDANT
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conflicting
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CAPRICIOUS
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changing ones mind quickly and often
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VIRULENT
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harmful, poisonous
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ABSCOND
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to leave secretly
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SORDID
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filthy, grimmy, foul
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QUALMS
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misgivings, reservations
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PRESPICACIOUS
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acutely perceptive
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ONEROUS
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troublesom
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NASCENT
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coming into being
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IRASCIBLE
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easily made angry
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FULMINATE
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loudly attack, denounce
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MAGNANIMITY
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quality of being noble in heart and mind
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NOXIOUS
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harmful, injurous
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PERENNIAL
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happening repeatedly
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PREDILECTION
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disposition, preference
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RELEGATE
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to forcibly assign
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STATIC
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at rest
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TORTUOUS
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twisting, complicated
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ABERRANT
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deviating from norm
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CONNOISSEUR
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expert
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ELOQUENT
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persuasive and moving
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EXIGENT
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urgent
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APPROBATION
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expression of approval
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ARDUOUS
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strenuous
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ANOMALY
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deviation from norm
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ENNUI
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dissatisfaction from boredom
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DISABUSE
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to set right, to free from error
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CANONICAL
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traditional standards
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VERACITY
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truthfulness, honesty
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STYMIE
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to block, thwart
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SOLICITOUS
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concerned and attentive, eager
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PREVARICATE
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to lie, deviate from truth
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PREFUNCTORY
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done in routine way, indifferent
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OBVIATE
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to prevent, to make unnecessary
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MUNDANE
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of the world, ordinary
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INURED
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accustomed to accepting somthing undesirable
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ALACRITY
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eager willingness
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CONVOLUTED
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complicated
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AXIOMATIC
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taken as a given, possessing self-evident truth
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TRUCULENT
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fierce and cruel, eager to fight
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STUPEFY
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to amaze
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RETICENT
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silent, reserved
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PRESCIENCE
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foreknowledge of events
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PERFITY
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treachery, intentional breach of faith
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OBTUSE
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not clear in thought or expression
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MARTIAL
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associated with war and military
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INGENUOUS
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showing innocense or childlike simplicity
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AUDACIOUS
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fearless and daring
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EXCULPATE
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prove innocent
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EFFRONTERY
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extreme boldness
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CHICANERY
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deception by craft or guile
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WAVER
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to fluctuate between choices
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TORQUE
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a force that causes rotation
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SQUANDER
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to waste
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REFUTE
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to disprove
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PRECIPITATE
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acting with excessive haste
to cause or happen before anticipated or required |
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PARODY
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humorous imitation
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NEOLOGISM
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a new word, expression or usage
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LUCID
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clear and easily understood
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FILIBUSTER
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intentional obstruction to delay legistative action
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