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51 Cards in this Set

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Assuage

To lessen the intensity of a feeling

Apothecary

A historical name for a pharmacist

Stingy

Cheap, not generous


Brethren

Religious brotherhood

Multitude

Many

Condescend

To speak down to someone as if you're superior

Illicit

Illegal

Vexation

Extreme frustration

Concede

To give in/back down in an argument/debate

Furor

An outburst of anger or excitement from a crowd

Auspicious

Likely to succeed

Tyranny

Government of absolute power, evil power

Abominable

Disgusting/Vile

Melancholy

Sad, depressed, longing

Tacit

Expressed without speech

Quibble

Caviling about words/petty evasion

Aberration

Something unnatural, not normal

Morphodite

Slang hermaphrodite

Hearten

To encourage

Guileless

Sincere, honest, naive

Obstreperous

Noisy and difficult to control

Nuance

Subtle, distinction/variation

Trepidation

Nervous, fearful feeling

Abhor

To detest intensely with disgust

Indignation

Anger due to an injustice/righteous anger

Curtly

Rudely abrupt

Shirk

To evade

Austere

Cool and severe in appearance/attitude

Morose

Solemn gloominess

Earnest

Serious in intention, purpose, and effort: sincerely zealous

Harried

Ravaged/attacked by a nuisance

Anonymity

The state of being unknown

Interlude

A period of space between episodes

Embodiment

The real or visible form of an idea/quality/feeling

Facade

Deceptive or insincere front

Alter ego

Opposite persona

Doppelganger

Ghostly double of a person/evil twin

Grimace

Ugly or twisted expression

Lucrative

Profitable

Inevitable

Unavoidable/bound to happen

Acrid

Sharp/ bitter taste/smell

Pungent

Sharply affecting smell/taste

Sauntered

Leisurely strolled

Perpetually

Continuing forever

Fickle

Quick to change one's mind

Languish

To grow weak or suffer from being forced to remain in an unpleasant situation

Ominous

Threatening/Portending

Palliative

Relieving but not curing

Reticence

Reluctance/unwilling to act

Demeanor

Outward appearance and bearing

Furtive

Not wanting to be seen