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30 Cards in this Set
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Great Respect
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Deference
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Widely or unfavorably known
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Notorious
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Reward
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Recompense
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Powerfull or hearty or strong
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Lusty
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Motionless
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Inert
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Hateful or disgusting actions
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Abominations
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Enormous or noteworthy
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Prodigious
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Very Grave ir extremely serious
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Formidable
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Various or misecellaneous
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Sundry
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Slander
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Defamation
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Many and for a variety of reasons
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Manifold
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Apprehension or fear
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Trepidation
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Pretending or deliverately obsuring the truth
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Dissembling
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Morally lax
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Licentious
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Unwilling or reluctant
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Loath
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Feeling or expressing strong displeasure at something considered unjust
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indignant
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to act with skepticism or disbelief
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incredulously
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to deceive or delude
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beguile
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to make better or more bearable; to improve
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ameliorate
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postponement or cancellation of a punishment
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reprieve
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present in great quantity; moer than adequate
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abundant
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to rid of whatever is impure or undesirable
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purge
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to be motionless because of terror, amazement, or awe
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transfixed
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impossible or difficult to perceive
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imperceptible
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an act of payback aginst an enemy
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retaliation
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done with lack of sensitivity or sympathy
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callously
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morally low; inferior;unrefined
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base
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done without skill or aptitude
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ineptly
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the party that institutes a suit in a court
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plaintiff
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stubborn; dont take no for an answer
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adamant
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