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15 Cards in this Set
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complacent
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Adj.
Root: plac- to please, appease Satisfied |
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sanguine
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Adj.
Root: songuin- blood Optimistic |
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aberrant
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Adj.
Root: err- to wander Unusual |
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ambiguity
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Noun
Roots: am- love, ig- to do, to drive To speak unclear |
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malodorous
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Adj.
Roots: mal- bad, odor- smell |
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amiable
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Adj.
Synonym: agreeable Antonym: disagreeable |
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malodorous
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Adj.
Synonym: ill smelling Antonym: good smelling |
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placid
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Adj.
Synonym: peaceful Antonym: hostile |
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primacy
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Noun
Synonym: being first Antonym: being last |
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sanguine
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Adj.
Synonym: optimistic Antonym: pesimistic |
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contingent
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Adj.
It was contingent becasue it was very possible and could happen |
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aberrant
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Adj.
The clown was very aberrant because he dressed funny and acted differently than everyone else. |
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complacent
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Adj.
I felt very complacent on the way home from the mall because I had gotten everyhting I had wanted. |
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lingo
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Noun
I couldn't understand the lingo being spoken by the man because it was in a different language. |
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amiable
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Adj.
I was very amiable about the thought of getting a new dog because I wanted one. |
