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25 Cards in this Set

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Caprice

(n) a sudden change, especially a sudden change in mood or behavior

Exemplary

(adj) extremely good and deserving to be admired and copied

Emaciated

(v) to waste away physically

Eminent

(adj) successful, well-known and respected

Enigma

(n) someone or something that is difficult to understand or explain

Extort

(v) to get -something such as money- from a person by use of of force or threat

Haughty

(adj) having or showing the insulting attitude of people who think they are better

Heterodox

(adj) not agreeing with established beliefs or standards

Heterogeneous

(adj) made up of parts that are different

Ignominy

(n) a situation or event that causes you to feel ashamed or embarassed

Imminent

(adj) happening very soon

Inauspicious

(adj) not showing or suggesting that future success is likely

Inimical

(adj) likely to cause damage or have a bad effect

Iniquity

(n) the quality of being unfair or evil

Inscrutable

(adj) difficult to understand, causing people to feel curious or confused

Malicious

(adj) having or showing a great desire to cause harm to another person

Obscure

(adj) not well known

Ponderous

(adj) very boring/dull

Potency

(n) the power to influence someone

Premediated

(adj) done or made according to plan, planned on advance

Propensity

(n) a strong natural tendency to do something

Sagacity

(n) the quality of being keen in the sense of perception

Scurrilous

(adj) said or done unfairly to make people have a bad opinion of someone

Talisman

(n) an objective that is believed to have magic powers of good fortune

Veneration

(n) respect or awe inspired by the dignity, wisdom, dedication, or talent of a person