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25 Cards in this Set
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Secede |
To withdraw form an organization or federation |
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Secure |
apart, or free from care, fear or worry |
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Seclude |
keep apart from others; place in solitude; isolate; sequester
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Segregate |
separate from the group; isolate
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Pro |
forward, forth |
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Procrastinate |
put things off; delay dawdle
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Proficient |
well-advanced in any subject or occupation; skilled; adept; expert
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Prominent |
standing out; notable; important; conspicuous
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Provoke |
make angry; annoy; irritate
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Circumference |
distance around a circle or rounded body; perimeter
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Circumnavigate |
sail around
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Circumspect |
looking around and paying attention to all possible consequences before acting; cautious; prudent
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Circumvent |
go around; get the better of; bypass
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sail- |
around
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Auto- |
self
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Autobiography |
story about a person's life written by that person
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Autocrat |
ruler exercising self-derived power; dictator
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Autograph |
a person't signature; something written in a person's own handwriting
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Automatic |
acting by itself; self-regulating
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Sub |
below
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Suburb |
a town near a large city; a district just outside the boundaries of a city
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Subject |
to bring under some power or influence; to cause to undergo or experience
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Submerge |
put under water
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Submit |
yield to the power and control of another; surrender
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