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32 Cards in this Set
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audacity |
boldness; daring; arrogance; over-confidence |
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deception |
a trick, lie or otherwise fooling of someone |
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desolate |
deserted; miserable; cheerless; without people or living things |
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oblivious |
unaware; inattentive; unmindful; not knowing |
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somber |
dark and gloomy; dismal; depressing |
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steadfast |
dedicated to a purpose; loyal; not giving in or giving up |
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valiant |
bold, brave, courageous AND good |
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disposed |
having particular preferences toward something or someone |
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eavesdropping |
secretly listening to another/others |
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fortitude |
physical/mental/emotional/spiritual strength and stamina to endure |
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infinite |
boundless, limitless, unlimited |
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retaliation |
revenge! |
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rigors |
challenges; hardships; difficulties |
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stoop |
a set of steps outside a home or building |
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undaunted |
not discouraged; not giving into fears or challenges |
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industrial |
using technology or machinery to make or do things |
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inefficient |
unable to do or use things wisely |
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manipulation |
clever/skillful control or management of something |
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modification |
an alteration or change made to/in something |
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mutated |
changed or transformed (usually genetically) |
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nutrients |
similar to vitamins and minerals; needed for the growth of living things |
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sparse |
not many that are growing or living in an area |
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surplus |
more than what is needed or used |
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colleagues |
co-workers or associates |
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conservatively |
in a cautious or riskless way; slow and safe changes |
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deduction |
a conclusion, based upon what is known to be true |
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drones |
making a low, continuous sound; a low buzzing noise |
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galaxy |
a large group of stars; where the Guardians come from! |
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sustain |
to support or keep going on |
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ultimately |
in or at the end; finally |
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verify |
to prove or disprove something as true/truth |
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exploits |
notable deeds; amazing victories or adventures |
