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51 Cards in this Set
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appellation
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naming of
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profuse
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spending light or delicate
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gossamer
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extremely light or delicate
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spectre
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an apparition
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pallor
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unusual paleness
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morass
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a low wet area, marsh
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forlorn
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wretched in condition
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surmise
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a guess
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ebon
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dark, black
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valor
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exceptional strength
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parsimony
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stinginess
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prevalent
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widespread
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swarthy
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dark, stained
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surly
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crude, vile
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deference
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respectfully submitting
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placid
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calm
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meir
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demeanor
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fervid
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energetic
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obstinate
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stubbornly adhering to opinion
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precipitous
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steep
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munificent
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showing great generosity
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sojourn
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temporary stay
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equivocal
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having more than one interpretation
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coffer
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box of valuables
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solicitous
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anxious
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chastise
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to discipline
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affinity
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close resemblance
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trepidation
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tremulous fear
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inordinate
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excessive; not within porper limits
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to take in and incorporate as one's own
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assimilate
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to submit without protest
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acquiesce
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a sudden change
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caprice
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harmful; unhealthy
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deleterious
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to make hostile; to remove or keep at a distance
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estranged
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to imitate
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feign
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aged, venerable
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hoary
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unfavorable
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inauspicious
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stealthily, treacherous or deceitful
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insidious
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latent
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present but inactive
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aver
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to assert or affirm
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congenial
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agreeable or pleasing in nature
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dauntless
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mpt omto,odated. bp;d
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enmity
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a conditin of hostility
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emaciated
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abnormally or unhealthily thin
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causing great sorrow
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grievous
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ignominy
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personal disgrace; dishonor
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indubitable
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not to be doubted
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extremely bad reputation
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infamy
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lack of energy or vitatlity
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languor
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gruesome; horid
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lurid
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physiognomy
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face; contenance
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