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68 Cards in this Set
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voc;vok
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voice;call
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dic;dict
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say;speak;assert
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dica;dicat
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proclaim;set apart
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duc;duct
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lead
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loqu;locut
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speak
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loc;locat
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place
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garrul
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chatter;talk
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equ
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equal;fair
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ben-;bon-
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good;well
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mal-
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bad;ill
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soli-;sol
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alone;only
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magn-
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great;large
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pre-
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before
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re-
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take back, again
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in-
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in;within;into
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-or
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person who;thing which
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-ion
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condition;quality;act
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con-
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with
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vocal
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Of or pertaining to the voice
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predict
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to state, tell about, or make known in advance, especially on the basis of special knowledge;foretell
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dedicate
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to set apart for a deity or for religious purposes
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introduce
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to identify and present;especially to make an aquaintance
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loquacious
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very talkative
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location
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the act or process of locating
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invoke (invocation)
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a prayer to start the service
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evoke (evocation)
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to call forth
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provoke (provactation)
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to cause anger or strong emotion
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convocation
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a conference, a big meeting
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revoke (revocation)
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Call back and void
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vocalist
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a singer
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vocative
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pertaining to calling
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advocate
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to speak in favor of
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vociferate
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causing the voice to carry (loud protest, outspoken)
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vocation
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a job
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avocation
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a hobby
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diction
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to pronounce, how you speak
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dictate (dictator)
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to make speech
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dictum
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an authoritive proclamation
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contradict
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to speak against
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interdict
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legal sanction
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addict
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From latin "addictus" sentenced, chained to your addiction
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obiter dictum
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incidental remark in a court of law that has no bearing on the case so it is stricken
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indicia
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sets it apart;markings on a stamp
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predicate
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to base or establish and argument
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eradicate
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wipe out; eliminate
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duct
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leads air, H20
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aqueduct
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leads water
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induction
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lead someone into membership
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deduction
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lead away;take away
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conductor
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person who leads together
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abduct (abductor)
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to lead away
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inductive
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specific evidence leads to a general hypothesis
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deductive
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a general hypothesis leads to specific evidence
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ductile
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easily lead;follower
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eloquent
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fluid;graceful in speech
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soliloquy
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long speech by an actor while alone on stage
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circumlocution
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talk around the topic;beat around the bush
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dislocate
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not in place
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relocate
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find your place again
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translocate
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find your place across
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allocate
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sending something to its place;setting money aside for something
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garrulity
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talks alot
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unequal
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relating to not being fair
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equilibrium
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equal sense of balance
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equator
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makes things equal
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equivocate
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liar;speak with equal voice to everyone
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equiponderate
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counter balance
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equinox
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a time of year where there are equal parts of the night and day
Sept 21 = autumnal equinox March 21 = vernal equinox June 21 = Summer Solstice |
