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15 Cards in this Set
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Appropriate Adjective
proper. |
Proper clothing for a meeting is a sports jacket with slacks.
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Contradict Verb
Contract |
The Contract clearly states that you cannot smoke in the daycare.
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Fraud Noun
Fool |
The man was a fool because he pretended to be a worker at burger king wearing a army outfit.
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Heritage Noun
Heir |
my Ancestor Arthur was the last heir to the throne in the meideval age.
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hostile ADJECTIVE
Hostage. |
The hostage was held by the evil burglar who threatened to kill them.
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Intelligible ADJective
intelligent |
He was sooo intelligent that he could understand you PERFECTLY.
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Intervene Verb
Interrupt |
You are not to interrupt the court's decision.
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Invalid 1.Noun. 2.ADJECTIVE
Valid |
The diseased man had a valid reason for his sickness.
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Jostle VERB
Joust |
The Jousters chraged against the castle walls.
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Majestic ADJECTIVE
Magic |
He was so beutifal it must have been magic.
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Obliging ADJECTIVE
Oblige |
The oblige man was ready for any task.
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Parch Verb
Quench |
The heat was so bad no water could quench his thrist.
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Potential 1.ADJECTIVE 2.NOUN
potent |
The potent in his strength is still devoloping.
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Scurry VERB
Furry |
The furry mouse ran quickly with the cheese in its mouth.
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Shiftless ADJECTIVE
Shift |
The shift of a night watchmen is for lazy no good people.
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