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48 Cards in this Set
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PLAC
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to please
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CIRCU
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around, on all sides
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NAV
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sail, ship
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FIN
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end
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circumference
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the outer boundary of a circular area
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circumstances
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the existing conditions or state of affairs surrounding and affecting an agent
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circuit
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the act of going or moving around
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circumambulate
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to walk about or around
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circuitous
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roundabout, indirect
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circumnavigate
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to sail around
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final
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at the end; coming last
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confine
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to keep or restrict within certain limits; imprison
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definitive
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decisive, unconditional, final
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infinite
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boundless; endless
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infinitesimal
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infinitely or very small
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placid
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pleasantly calm or peaceful
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placebo
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a substance with no pharmacological effect which acts to placate a patient who believes it to be a medicine
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implacable
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unable to be pleased
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complacent
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self-satisfied, unconcerned
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complaisant
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inclined or disposed to please
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affinity
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kinship
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ACT/AG
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to do, to drive, to lead, to force
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cogent
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convincing, having the power to compel
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agile
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quick and well-coordinated in movement; active, lively
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agitate
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to move or force into violent, irregular action
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litigate
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to make the subject of a lawsuit
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prodigal
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wastefully or recklessly extravagant
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pedagogue
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teacher
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synagogue
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a gathering or congregation of Jews for the purpose of religious worship
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DEM
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people
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democracy
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government of people
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epidemic
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affecting at the same time a large number of people, and spreading from person to person
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endemic
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peculiar to a particular people or locality
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pandemic
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general, universal
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demographics
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vital and social statistics of population
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FAC/FIC/FIG/FAIT/FEIT/FY
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to do; to make
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factory
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building for manufacturing goods
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efficacious
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efficient, productive
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faction
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small dissenting group within larger one, esp. in politics
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deficient
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incomplete or insufficient
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prolific
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producing many offspring or much output
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configuration
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manner of arrangment, shape
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ratify
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to confirm or accept by formal consent
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venal
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corrupt or capable of being bought
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counterfeit
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imitation, forgery
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effigy
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sculpture or model of person
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VEN/VENT
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to come; to move toward
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PED
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pertaining to feet (Latin); regards children (Greek)
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