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27 Cards in this Set
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Immaculate |
Perfectly neat, clean or tidy. Synonyms:Veryclean,Unspoiled,Bright,Exquisite,Flawless, Impeccable,Snowy,Neat, Spotless. Antonyms:Defective,Dull,Flawed,Horrible,Imperfect |
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Hubbub |
A chaotic din caused by a crowd of people. Synonyms:Commotion,Disorder Brouhaha,Clamour,Fuss,Tumult Uproar Antonyms:Peace,Calm |
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Sentimental |
Prompted by feelings or sadness, tenderness or nostalgia. Synonyms:Emotional,Romantic Corny,Sweet,Silly,Sappy,Mushy Maudlin,Weepy,Saccharine, passionate,Idealistic,touchy Antonyms:Unfeeling,Uncaring UnromanticCool,Cold,hard, Mature,Serious
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Incisively |
Intelligent and clear thinking. Synonyms: Penetrating Trenchant Concise Piercing Intelligent Antonyms: Weak |
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Unprecedented |
Never done or known before. Synonyms:Exceptional,Original Bizarre,Extraordinary,Fantastic Miraculous,New,Remarkable Singular,Uncommon,Unique Unparalleled,Unrivalled,Unusual.Antonyms:Bad,Ordinary,Poor Regular,Standard,Usual, Common,Commonplace Customary,Familiar,Normal
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Sordid |
Dirty bad low disreputable nasty shameful sleazy squalid vile. |
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Groggy |
Dazed, weak or unsteady, especially from an illness, intoxication, sleep or a blow. |
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Gilt |
Covered thinly with gold leaf or gold paint. |
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Discordant |
Disagreeing or incongruous. |
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Suave |
Charming, confident and elegant. |
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Obliterate |
Destroy utterly;wipe out. |
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Porcelain |
Something made of china. |
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Gimlets |
A small T-Shaped tool with a screw tip for boring holes. |
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Commission |
An instruction, command or role given to a person or group. |
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Imperative |
Of vital importance. Crucial. |
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Insipid |
Lacking of flavour; weak or tasteless |
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Contemptuously |
In a scornful way that causes disdain. |
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Beau |
A boyfriend or male admirer. |
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Peeved |
Make someone rather annoyed irritate. |
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Reeled |
A cylinder on which film,wire, thread and other flexible materials can be wound. |
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Cantankerous |
Bad tempered, argumentative; belligerent. |
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Aristrocrat |
A lord or a lady. |
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Lucrative |
Producing a great deal of profit. |
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Excursion |
A short journey or trip, especially from a leisure activity |
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Don |
Put on (an item of clothing) |
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Sagely |
In a profoundly wise manner |
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Mingle |
Mix or cause to mix together; blend |