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42 Cards in this Set
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Anarchist
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a person who thinks all government is undesirable
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Anecdote
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a brief story of an interesting or amusing incident
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Animosity
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bitter hostility; active hatred
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Antagonistic
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one that opposes another
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Antidote
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remedy to treat the effects of poison
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antiquated
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old or outdated
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Antithesis
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the opposite ideas
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Apathy
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lack of emotions
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Apocryphal
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questionable
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Appease
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to bring to state of peace or quiet
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Appreciate
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to value or to be grateful
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Apprehension
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the act of understanding
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Arable
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fit for or used for the growing of crops
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Arbitrary
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selected at random
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Archaic
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No longer current or applicable
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Ardor
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warmth of feeling; eagerness
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Arid
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very dry; insufficient rain
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Arrogance
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an attitude of superiority on one's own importance
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Articulate
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endowed with the power of speech
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Artifact
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something made or modified by humans
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Artisan
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a skilled manual worker
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Ascendancy
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controlling influence; supremacy
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Ascetic
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practicing self-denial, especially for spiritual reasons
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Aspire
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to seek or attain a particular goal
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Assuage
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to ease pain or grief
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Astute
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sharp or clever
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Atrophy
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decrease in size
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Attentive
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regarding with care; observative
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Attribute
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to explain characteristic or character
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Audacious
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to be daring or bold
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Augment
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to make greater or more intense
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Austerity
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severe, hard, or stern
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Authenic
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not false; genuine
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Authoritarian
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obedience to authority
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Autonomous
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having the right or power to be free/independent
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Aversion
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a feeling to avoid something
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Banal
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lacking originality; stereotyped
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Bane
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poison, toxin
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Belie
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to show something to be false; disapprove
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Belittle
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to put down someone or make them seem little of less important
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Belligerent
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waging war; inclined fights
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Benevolent
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doing good; beneficient
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