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50 Cards in this Set
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Spontaneous
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Quick to make decisions rather that planning
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Implusive
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being spontaneous because of emotion
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Logical
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using reason over emotion
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Emotional
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reacting out of feelings over reason
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Versatile
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well-rounded; able to do many things
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Conceptual
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being able to picture something without seeing it; prefer to think about things before doing
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Empathetic
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being able to feel what someone else is feeling
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Apathetic
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having or showing little or no emotion; not caring
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Ethical
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having a strong sense of right and wrong
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Conservative
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not extreme; traditional
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unvanquished
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unbeaten, unconquered
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Duplex
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a house with two units sharing a common wall
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quest
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a search
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Propel
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to force into forward motion
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invincable
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incapable of being overcome or subdued
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Flinch
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to draw back as with fear; a reflex response to sudden pain
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deplete
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to use up
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expel
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to force out; eliminate
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perspective
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a persons way of regarding situations or topics; the way something appears to a person
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evasive
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deliberately vague or ambiguous; avoiding or escaping from difficulty or danger
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Divulge
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to make known to the public information that was previosly known only to a few people or that was meant to be kept a secret
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Camouflage
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A disguise or deception; to disguise or deceive
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Optimum
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the most favorable position; the greatest
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Smug
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marked by excessive self satisfaction
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Modificaton
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an adjustment; a change
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Dyslexic
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having impaired ability to comprehend written words
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ruckus
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the act of making a noisy disturbance; a commotion
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deprive
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to prevent from having, keeping or obtaining; to take away
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redeem
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to get back; to make amends
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precaution
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the act of safeguarding in advance
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puny
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inferor in strength, significance and/or size
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Trussed
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bound or secured; closly tied
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accommodation
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an adjustment; living quarters provided for public convenience
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corrosive
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capable of destroying or eating away by chemical acton
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violation
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the act of breaking or disregarding the law
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Marvel
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something that causes feelings of wonder; to express amazement
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Testify
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to give evidence in court of law
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prodigy
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an unusually talented or intelligent child
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Obnoxious
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unpleasant; objectionable
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facilitate
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to make easier; to help
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Copasetic
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cool; awesome
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Demeanor
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attitude; behavior towards others
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Fealty
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loyalty
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lexicography
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writting editing and compiling of dictionaries
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neaderthal
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caveman or caveman like behavior
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obfuscated
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to confuse
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obstinate
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stubborn
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postulate
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to assume
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seismic
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having a strong impact
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archetype
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original pattern; prototype
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