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20 Cards in this Set
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Abjure-
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To renounce, Repudate under oath; To avoild, shun
Syn: Forswear, Retract, Recant, Abstrain from |
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Acrid-
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Harsh in taste or oder; Sharp in manner or temper.
Syn: Irritating, Stinging, Bitter, Caustic |
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August-
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Majestic, Inspiring admiration, and respect
Syn: Stately, Dinified, Exalted, Venerable |
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Callous-
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Emotionally hardening, unfeeling
Syn: Insensitive, unsumpathetic, Thick-skinned |
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Clandestine-
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Secret, Concealed; Unhardened
Syn: Covery, Furtive, Suppepitious, Stealthy |
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Compunction-
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Remorce,Regret
Syn: Scruple, Qualm, Misgiving, Contrition |
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Conflageration-
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A large destructive fire
Syn: Holocaust, Wildfire |
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Elated-
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In high spirits, Jubilant; Extremely Pleased.
Syn: Overjoyed, Ecstatic, Tickled Pink |
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Indelible-
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Not able to be erased or removed; Memorable
Syn: Lasting, Permanent, Unforgetable |
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Indulgent-
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Yeilding to the wishes or demands of others
Syn: Lenient, Permissive, Tolerent, Liberal |
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Inveterate-
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Firmly established, Long standing; Hibitual
Syn: Persisting, Chronic, Dyed-in-the-wool |
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Irrelevant-
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Not to the point, not applicable or pertinent
Syn: Inappicable, Immaterial, Beside the point |
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Nocturnal-
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Of or occuring in the night; Under cover of darkness
Syn: Nighttime |
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Platitude-
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A commonplace, stale, or trite remark
Syn: Cliche', Truism, Bromide |
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Quell-
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To subdue, put down forcibly
Syn: Supress, Pacify, Squelch, Quash, Crush |
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Quiescent-
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Inactive, At reast
Syn: Still, Inert, Motionless, Dormant, Tranquil |
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Ruminate-
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to meditate, think about at length, to chew the cud
Syn: Ponder, reflect, to mull over, muse |
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Tacit-
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Unspoken, Silent; Implied, Inferred
Syn: Unexpressed, unvoiced, undestood, implicit |
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Tangible-
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Capable of being touched; real, concreate
Syn: Perceptiable,Actual,Evident, palpable |
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Trenchant-
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Incisie, Keen, forceful, effective; cutting, caustic, distinct, clear-cut
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