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19 Cards in this Set
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Unequivocal
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adj: plain; very clear in meaning
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Unethical
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adj: not conforming to approved standards of behavior, a socially accepted code, or professionally endorsed principles and practices
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Ungainly
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adj: clumsy; awkward; hard to handle
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Unimpeachable
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adj: beyond doubt or reproach; unquestionable
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Unobstrusive
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adj: not really noticeable; inconspicuous
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Unscathed
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adj: undamaged; unharmed
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Untenable
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adj: that which cannot be maintained or occupied; incapable of being defended or held
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Urbane
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adj: courteous; suave; polished
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Utopian
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adj: excellent, but existing only in fancy or theory; given to dreams or schemes of perfection
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Vacillate
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verb: to sway unsteadily; to totter; to waver; to flucuate
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Unconscionable
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adj: unscrupulous; not directed by conscience; outrageously immoral
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Uncouth
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adj: lacking in polish or grace; uncultivated in appearance or behavior
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Unctuous
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adj: oily; greasy; false and ingratiating
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Unremitting
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adj: incessant; relentless; constant
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Unwarranted
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adj: not justifiable; inexcusable
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Unwitting
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adj: inadvertent; unintentional
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Upshot
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noun: outcome; summary, end result
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Usurp
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verb: to seize power by force or without right
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Usury
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noun: exorbitant, in excess of legal rate, interest charged to a borrower for the use of money
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