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39 Cards in this Set

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monotonous (adj.)
boring, repetitious, lacking variety
Timid (adj.)
Scared, shy, fearful
Vanquish (v.)
To defeat or conquer
Hostile ( adj.)
Warlike, aggressive, enemylike
Vulnerable (adj.)
easily hurt; weak and open to attack
Wretched (adj.)
Miserable, sorrowful, pitiful
Sympathetic (adj.)
sharing feelings, relating to others through emotion
Quota (n.)
a number or percentage that is required
vivid ( adj.)
having brilliant color; lifelike and descriptive
lackadaisical (adj.)
lazy, wihtout care or interest
Treacherous (adj.)
dangerouse or hazardous
divulge (v.)
to make known, tell, reveal
belligerent ( adj.)
angry, aggressive, or combative
gradually (adv.)
little by little, by small degrees
fluctuate (v.)
to shift back and forth; to change constantly
eloquent (adj.)
well spoken, using good speech
melancholy (n.)
feeling extreme sadness or depression
arrogant (adj.)
feeling overly proud or superior to others
vivacious (adj.)
lively or spirited, enthusiastic
cliche (n.)
an idea or phrase that has become overused and stale
murmur (n., v.)
a low, continuous sound;to mumble
alleviate (v.)
to lessen pain or tension
predicament ( n.)
a difficult and troublesome situation
rant (v.)
to talk loudly, wildly or go on at length
idealistic (adj.)
believing in the power to positively change the world
amiable (adj.)
friendly or kind
frugal (adj.)
saving, not wasteful, not generous
mundane ( adj.)
commonplqce or ordinary
concise (adj.)
getting straight to the point
egotistical ( adj.)
self-absorbed, self-centered, conceited
Plethora (n.)
having a great variety or amount
devious (adj.)
deceptive, shifty, shady
inquistive (adj.)
eager to knowlwdge, curious
berate (v.)
to scold in a harsh tone
scheme (n.)
a plan of action; or, a shady plan
ostentatious (adj.)
showing off, especially wealth
lament (v., n.)
to feel regret for someting lost
aloof (adj.)
uninterested emotionally distant "out in the field"
meticulous (adj.)
extremely careful about precise details