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45 Cards in this Set

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Abscond
depart clandestinely; steal off and hide
Aberrant
deviating from the norm
Alacrity
eager and enthusiastic willingness
Approbation
expression of approval or praise
Assuage
ease or lessen, appease or pacity
Austere
without adornment, bare, severely simple, ascetic
Axiomatic
taken as given, possessing self-evident truth
Canonical
agreeing with accepted or traditional standards
Capricious
inclined to change ones mind impulsively; erraatic, unpredictable
Censure
severly criticize; officially rebuke
Chicanery
trickery, subterfuge
Disabuse
undeceive, set right
Discordant
conflicting, dissonant or hard is sound
Effrontery
extreme boldness or presumptuousness
Enervate
weaken
Equivocate
use ambiguous language w/ deceptive intent
Erudite
scholarly
Fulminate
loudly attack or denounce
Ingenuous
artless, frank and candid, lacking in sophistication
Irascible
easily angered, prone to temperamental outbursts
Magnanimity
generous, esp. forgiving
Martial
having to do w/ armed forces
Neologism
new word, expression, or usage
Obtuse
not clear, lacking in sharpness of intellect
Obviate
make unnecessary, anticipate
Onerous
troublesome, burdensome
Paean
song of praise and thanksgiving
Perennial
recurrent through the year or many years, happenng repeatedly
Perfidy (Perfidious)
intentional bread of faith, treachery
Perfunctory
Cursory, done w/o care or interest
Perspicacious
acutely perspecitve
Prattle
babblemeaninglessly
Precipitate (adj)
acting w/ excessive haste or impulse
Precipitate (v.)
cause to happen before anticipated or required
Predilection
disposition in favor of something
Prevaricate
deliberately avoid the truth, mislead
Reticent
quiet, reserved, relucant to express thoughts/feelings
Solicitous
concerned and attentive, eager
Sordid
filthy, grimy, foul
Static
not moving, at rest
stymie
block, thwart
truculent
fierce, cruel, eager to fight
veracity
truthfulness, honesty
virulent
extremely harmful; bitterly hostile
voracious
having insatiable appetite for an activity or pursuit