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32 Cards in this Set
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Grith
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The distance around someting; something that encircles
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Gilt
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To overlay with a thin coating of gold; to give a superficial bright aspect
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Dismal
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Sd; without hope; gloomy
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Melancholy
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Sad, gloomy, weary
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Supine
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Lying on the back with the face upward ; inclined
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Turmoil
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A state of great agitation, disturgace or confusion
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Haste
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Swiftness; promptness
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Admonish
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To caution or warn; to critize or sclold mildly but firmly
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Lament
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To express sorrow or regret; to mourn
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Enuciate
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To pronounce;l to stae definately
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Muse
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To ponder; meditate; think about at lenght
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Dispel
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Todrive away; to dissipate
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Harbinger
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Something that shows what will happen in the future; an indication; an omen
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Heed
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To pay careful attention, notice, observe
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Arbitrary
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Decided by judgment rather than law
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Arbiturary
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Decided by judgment rather than law or stature
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Derive
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To draw from a source
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Tribulations
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A state, cause, or instance of suffering or affliction
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Suppress
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To end by force; to prevent from being expressed or known; to subdue
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Vigor
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Energy; vitality; enthusiasim,; strenght
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Negligance
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Carelessness, inconsideration, indifference
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Condemn
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Express disapproval of ; censure; find guilty
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Resilient
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Able ot resume shape after being pressed or stretched; elastic; able to recover quicley from illness
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Vex
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Irritate; annoy; provoke
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Resolute
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Set in purpose, stedafast, earnest, determined, unwavering
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Interim
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A short period of time; the period of time between two events; meantime
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Suffice
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To be enough; to be adequate
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Concur
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To coincide; to act together; cooperate
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Reliquish
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To give up doing, professing, or intending; to surrender; to give in
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Impair
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To cause to diminish, as in strength, value, or quality
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Repose
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Rest; tranquility; relaxation
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Reproach
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To express
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