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25 Cards in this Set
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Compatible (adj.)
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In agreement with; harmonious.
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Condescend (v.)
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To come down from one's position or dignity.
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Comprehensive (adj.)
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All-inclusive; complete; thorough.
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Concede (v.)
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1 - To acknowledge; admit.
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Complacent (adj.)
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Content; self-satisfied; smug.
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Concise (adj.)
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In a few words; brief; condensed.
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Compromise (v.)
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To settle by mutual adjustment.
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Condone (v.)
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To overlook; to forgive.
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Conspicuous (adj.)
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Easy to see; noticeable.
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Consternation (n.)
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Amazement or terror that causes confusion.
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Contrite (adj.)
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Regretful; sorrowful.
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Defamation (n.)
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Harming a name or reputation; slandering.
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Contempt (n.)
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Scorn; disrespect.
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Deliberate (1 - v., 2 - adj.)
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1 - To consider carefully; to weigh in the mind.
2 - Intentional. |
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Conventional (adj.)
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Traditional; common; routine.
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Cower (v.)
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To crouch down in fear or shame.
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Deference (adj.)
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Yielding to the opinion of another.
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Denounce (v.)
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To speak out against; condemn.
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Depict (v.)
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To portray in words; to present a visual image.
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Consummation (n.)
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The completion; finish.
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Deplete (v.)
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To reduce; to empty.
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Contemporary (adj.)
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Living or happening at the same time; modern.
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Depravity (n.)
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Moral corruption; badness.
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Compliant (adj.)
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Yielding; obedient.
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Deride (v.)
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To ridicule; to laugh at with scorn.
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