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20 Cards in this Set
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arrogance
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noun, overbearing pride
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ubiquitous
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adjective, omnipresent
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stoic
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adjective or noun, (one who is) seemingly indifferent to or unaffected by joy, grief, pleasure, or pain
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erratic
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adjective, lacking consistency, regularity, or uniformity
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tactful
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adjective, considerate and discreet
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repudiate
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verb, to reject the validity or authority of
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reticent
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adjective, reluctant, unwillling
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strident
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adjective, discordant
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sullen
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adjective, morose or sulky
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taciturn
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adjective, habitually untalkative
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satiate
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verb, to satisfy fully
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ambiguous
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adjective, doubtful or uncertain
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taint
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verb, corrupt, spoil
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abhor
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verb, to regard with horror or loathing, detest
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hoard
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noun: hidden fund or supply stored for future use
verb: to keep hidden or private |
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methodical
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adjective, characterized by ordered and systematic habits or behavior
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utilty
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noun: quality of being useful; useful article or device
adjective: used, serving, or working in several capacities as needed |
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mundane
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adjective, secular; ordinary
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vigor
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noun, physical or mental strength, energy, or force
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esoteric
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adjective, intended for or undertood only by a particular group
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