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34 Cards in this Set

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Copious
A large amount; abundant; plentiful
Prolific
producing a great amount; creating a lot of output
Spate
a large number or amount
Surfeit
a surplus; an extra unneeded amount
Glut
a suplus; an overabundance of something
Replete
full of something; complete with
Fastidious
meticulous with respect to cleanliness; painstakingly attentive to accuracy and detail
Scrupulous
honest; moral; principled; careful
Gingerly
showing great care or caution
Heedful
aware and attentive of; mindful; thoughtful; careful
Lithe
flexible; graceful; pliable; bending readily
Pliable
malleable; able to change form or shape easily
Extricate
to remove from a sticky situation or entanglement; to 'free'
Apoplectic
furious; indignant; overcome with anger; livid
Flippant
treating serious matters with with inappropriate humor or lack of respect
Indignant
anger at being treated unfairly or unjustly
Inimical
unfavorable; harmful; hostile
Surly
rude; hostile; menacing
Didactic
instructive; providing a lesson; (sometimes) preachy
Diffident
shy; timid; lacking confidence
Glacial
cold and icily unsympathetic; or moving very slowly
Apocryphal
of questionable authenticity; probably flase
Belie
when one's words or actions contradict one's true feelings; to create false impression; to contradict
Debunk
to disprove; to show to be false
Discrepancy
an inconsistency between two statements or facts
Specious
seemingly plausible on the surface, but actually false
Delusion
A false belief or opinion, often logically so
Ostensible
Supposed; when one reason for something is given but an ulterior motive exists
Prevarication
a lie; an untruthful statement
Spurious
false; fake; not genuine
Abstruse
hard to understand; difficult to comprehend
Arcane
known only to a chosen few; mysterious and obscure
Erudite
possessing great knowledge and/or learning
Esoteric
known only by a select few of people; recondite