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20 Cards in this Set
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advice (noun)
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opinion, suggestion, or recommendation on what should be done
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advise (verb)
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to counsel, recommend, or give information to
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proceed (verb)
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to go on after a stop or interruption
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precede (verb)
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to go or come before in order, place, or time
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affect (verb)
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to have an effect on; influence or change
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effect (noun)
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something made to happen by a person or thing; result
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continual (adjective)
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repeated many times; very frequent
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continuous (adjective)
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without a stop or a bread; unbroken
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adapt (verb)
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make fit or suitable; adjust
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adopt (verb)
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take or use as one's own
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respectively (adverb)
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as regards each of several persons or things in turn or in the order mentioned
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respectfully (adverb)
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in a manner that is considerate and polite
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formerly (adverb)
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at an earlier time
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formally (adverb)
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in a manner according to customs or rules
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moral (noun)
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lesson, inner meaning, or teaching of a story or event
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morale (noun)
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mental condition or attitude of a person or group as regards courage, confidence, enthusiasm
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disinterested (adjective)
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free from selfish motives; impartial; fair
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uninterested (adjective)
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paying no attention
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descent (noun)
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a downward slope; a family line or ancestry
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dissent (verb)
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disagree; withhold consent
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