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48 Cards in this Set
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A saying that sets forth a general truth and that has gained credit through long use.
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Adage
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A fortress in a commanding position in or near a city.
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Citadel
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To work together.
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Collaborate
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To push or shove.
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Jostle
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One who hangs back or is a straggler.
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Laggard
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An expression of praise or approval.
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Plaudits
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Overfilled or overcrowded.
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Congested
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Cautiously, with great care.
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Gingerly
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To honor
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Venerate
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Immoral, lewd, or playful.
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wanton
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Bold
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Audacious
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To urge on or provoke.
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Instigate
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To disable
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Incapacitate
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One's point of view.
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Perspective
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Great in size, proper amount
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Prodigious
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Relating to, or having something to do with a certain topic.
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Relevant
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A long narrow pillow or cushion
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Bolster
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Trivial; inappropriately silly
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Frivolous
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To preoccupy intensely or abnormally
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Obsess
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A projecting part
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Promontory
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Anxious or concerned, eager
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solicitous
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The remainder of something
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Residue
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Likely
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Prone
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A ghostly figure or spector
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Apparition
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To affirm or reassure.
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Assert
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Scorn
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Disdain
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humorous
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Facetious
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Unable to be heard.
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Inaudible
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Unselective, random
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Indiscriminate
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Morally correct
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Ethical
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Believable
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Plausible
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Wastefully extravagant
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Prodigal
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To make clear
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articulate
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To take great pleasure or satisfaction
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Bask
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An imperfection
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Defect
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having a friendly disposition
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Genial
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To implant firmly
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Instill
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To exclude
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ostracize
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To purify; rid of sin
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Purge
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To withhold information in an impressive manner
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retentive
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A quality or charactaristic
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Attribute
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A rule or principle of law
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Doctrine
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Worn, exhausted or gaunt
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Haggard
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A place of joining or conjunction
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Juncture
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Inclined to injure in unfair means
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Predatory
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Gaudy/cheap in nature or appearance.
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Tawdry
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To take upon
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assuming
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To roll the body about lazily
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wallow
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