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16 Cards in this Set
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Agrizophobia |
The fear of wild animals |
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Garment |
Any article of clothing |
Apparel, attire, drapes, gear, robe |
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Dispute |
To argue or depate |
She knew it so she didn't dispute my words |
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Conquer |
To acquire by force |
Beat, bring to knees, triumph, achieve, sieze, prevail, subjugate, prevail |
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Egotist |
A conceited beautiful person who likes to speak about themselves |
Boaster, egomanic, bragger |
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Dubious |
Hesitant or doubtful. I was rather dubious about the whole idea |
Skeptical, suspicious, hesitant, questionable, unconvinced, reluctant |
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Laden |
Heavily laden or weighed down. The trees were laden with fruit |
Burdened, weighed down. Empty, light, unloaded |
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Adulterate |
To corrupt, lessen the value or intensity of something |
Degrade |
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Conspicuous |
Clearly visible. He was conspicuously stupid |
Obvious, apparent , noticeable, visible, |
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Exile |
One who is banished from their home or country |
Fugitive, refuge, banish, cast out, outcast, outlaw |
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Hypocrite |
One who pretends to be what they are not. |
A person who says that they care about the environment but are constantly litering |
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Ignorance |
Ignorance of something is lack of knowledge about something |
I'm beginning to feel embarrassed about my complete ignorance of world history |
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Ingrate |
An ungrateful person |
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Deploy |
To position or arrange |
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Gibe |
To utter taunting words |
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Insidious |
Sly, treacherous |
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