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90 Cards in this Set
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actuality
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state of being actual, or real
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applicable
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readily unsable; practical
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authenticity
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the quality or condition of being authentic, trustworthy, or genuine
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bona fide
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authentic and genuine
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categorical
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without exception
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defensible
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justifiable for accuracy
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factual
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of the nature of face; real
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genuine
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not conterfeit, but authentic; honest and real
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invulnerable
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impossible to damage or enter; not able to alter the reality
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legitimacy
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the quality of being legitimate-authentic
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materiality
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the sate of being material
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pragmatic
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dealing with facts, reality, and actual occurences
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real McCoy
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an authentic thitng or quality; something that is not an imitation or a substitute
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tangible
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possible to touch; possible to be treated as fact; real or concrete
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tenable
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capable of being maintained
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truism
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self-evident truth
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unassailable
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undeniable, actual, and authentic
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valid
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real, authentic, correct, sound adn well grounded
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veracity
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adherence to truth, reality, accuracy, and precision
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veritable
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being truly so-called
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aberration
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a defect or departure from the normal; deviation or imperfection
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artificce
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pretense, deception, or ruse
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chimera
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a fanciful mental illusion or fabrication
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deceptive
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tending to deceive, betray, or fool
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ephemeral
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not real or authentic for any length of time
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erroneoous
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mistaken and untrue
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evaescent
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vanishing or likly to vanish; without much substance
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fallacy
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a false notion
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fantasy
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a creation of the imagination; an imagined event; a dream
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fleeting
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passing quickly; ephemeral
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hallucination
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a false or mistaken idea
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illusion
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an erroneous perception of reality; a fantastical plan
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imaginative
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having a lively, creative mind
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imaginary
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not real, from the imagination
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imprecise
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not precise; not exact or sure
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inaccurate
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mistaken or incorrect; not accurate
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mirage
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something that is illusory or insubstantial
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phantasm
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something apparently seen but without any true physical presence; an illusion of the brain; a ghost or spirit
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semblance
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outward appearance
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short lived
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living or lasting only a short while
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transient
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passing in time; remaining or existing only breifly
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whimsy
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a whim or an odd or fanciful idea
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contingent
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liable to occur but not with certainty
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episodic
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relating to or happening in episodes
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incidental
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apt to occur in a minor or unpredictable manner
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intermittent
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stopping and starting at intervals
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interrupt
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to break the rhythm or continuity; to stop the momentum or continuum
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oscillate
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to move back and forth; to waver or doubt a decision
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periodic
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characterized by a repeating cycle or repetition of intervals; appearing or occuring from time to time
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recurrent
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occuring repeatedly
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spasmodic
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having the characteristic of a spasm or convulsion
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sporadic
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occuring at different intervals, with no set pattern
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transitory
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short lived, temporary, only passing, not permanent
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vacillate
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to move back and forth, espeically being unable to make up one's mind
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chronic
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of long duration or frequent recurrence; happening a great deal and/of often
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coherent
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marked by an orderly, logical, consistent relationship; not broken up by distraction or intervening time or infomation; consistent
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habitual
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naturally out of habit or routine;regular and common
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incessant
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continuing without interruption, sometimes to an excessive degree
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indefatigable
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incapable of becoming tired or ceasing; not stopping or giving up
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insistent
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firm in asserting a demand or an opinion; unyielding; repetitive
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inveterate
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long established; habitual
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perpetual
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continuing or lasting for an indefinitely long or unlimited period of time
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persevering
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to persist in or remain constant to a purpose, idea, or task;
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persistent
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not letting up; continuing even to the point of being bothersome
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resistant
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not giving up or giving in; fighting against the odds
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unremitting
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never slackening or getting any less or any easier; persistent
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extraneous
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having no vital importance
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immaterial
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of no importance; beside the point
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impalpable
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not able to be grasped, held, or understood
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incidental
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having little or no imoprtance or impact
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inconsequential
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lacking importance
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insubstantial
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negligible in size, importance, or stength
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irrelevant
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unrelated to the matter being considered
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jot
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a very small bit; an iota; something of little importance
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modicum
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a small, very modest, or token amount
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subordinate
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inferior in position to another
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subsidiary
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serving or augmenting another; of secondary importance
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whit
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the least bit; just an iota
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abstruse
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not clear; ambiguous or uncertain; something highbrow and totatally beyoung the norm
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considerable
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in a large or impressive amount or significance
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estimable
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capable of being estimated
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intense
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of extreme degree, characteristics, strength, or effort
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momentous
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significant and meaningful; sometimes even historically important
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noteworthy
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something worth noting or paying attention to; significant
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poignant
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important; moving; often emotionally significant
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portend
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to foresee and/or foretell; to have an inclination about the future
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portentous
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significant, usually in a threatening or aminous way; filled with havey misgiving.
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profound
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weighty; insightful; intense; full of meaning or significance
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rarefied
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belonging to a select or even lofty group; elevated in character; esoteric
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significant
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of considerable importance or weighty concern
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