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33 Cards in this Set
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Vacuous adj. |
Stupid |
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Vainglorious adj. |
Boastful ( bragging) |
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Vanquished adj. |
Defeated |
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Vapid adj. |
Dull; air-headed |
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Variegated adj. |
Varied |
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Vaunted adj. |
Widely praised |
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Vehement adj. |
Strongly emotional |
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Venal adj. |
Corrupt or corruptible |
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Veracious adj. |
Full of truth (veracity) |
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Verbose adj. |
Wordy |
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Verboten adj. |
Forbidden |
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Verisimiilar adj. |
Seeming to be true |
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Vernacular N. |
The way a certain group uses language |
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Vertiginous adj. |
Dizzy or producing dizziness |
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Vestige n. |
Last remains |
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Vex v. |
To annoy |
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Vicarious adj. |
Felt by imagining the experience of another |
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Vilify v. |
To speak ill of |
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Vindicate v. |
To prove correct; to free from blame |
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Vindictive adj. |
Wanting revenge |
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Virtuso n. |
Someone highly skilled at something |
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Virulent adj. |
Infectious; harmful; hostile |
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Viscous adj. |
Syrupy |
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Vitate v. |
To impair or degrade |
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Vitriolic adj. |
Ful of hatred |
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Vituperated v. |
Criticized harshly |
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Vivacious adj. |
Lively |
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Vocation n. |
Job |
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Vociferous adj. |
Loud |
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Volatile adj. |
Unstable, dangerous |
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Volition n. |
A conscious choice |
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Voracious adj. |
Having a huge appetite |
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Voyeur n. |
Pervert, watcher, "peeping Tom" |
