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20 Cards in this Set
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acquit
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verb
to declare not guilty synonym: exonerate, dismiss antonym: convict,declare guilty |
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deem
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verb
to think, believe, to consider synonym: judge, regard |
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devestate
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verb
to destroy, lay waste synonym: wreck, desolate antonym: develop, improve |
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discredit
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verb
to throw doubt upon, cause to be distrusted synonym: disparage antonym: confirm, corroborate |
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elusive
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adjective
difficult to catch or hold, hard to explain or understand synonym: slippery, puzzling |
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generate
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verb
to bring into existence synonym: create, produce, cause antonym: end, terminate |
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idolize
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verb
to worship as an idol synonym: adore, revere antonym: despise, detest |
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ingratitude
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noun
a lack of thankfulness synonym: thanklessness antonym: thankfulness |
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keepsake
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noun
something kept in memory of the giver; a souvenir synonym: reminder, memento |
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mortal
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noun
a being that must eventually die adjective causing death, fatal antonym: noun - a god; adj. - everlasting |
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ovation
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noun
an enthusiastic public welcome synonym: cheers, bravos antonym: boos, jeers |
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petty
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adjective
unimportant, trivial, narrow minded synonym: insignificant antonym: important, major |
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plight
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noun
a sorry condition or state verb to pledge, promise solemnly |
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repent
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verb
to feel sorry for what one has done synonym: regret antonym: rejoice over |
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reverie
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noun
a daydream synonym: fantasy, meditation |
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revocation
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noun
an act or instance of calling back synonym: repeal, withdrawal antonym: confirmation |
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scan
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verb
to examine closely noun an examination synonym: study, glance at, survey |
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strand
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noun
a beach or shore, a string of hair verb to drive or run aground synonym: fiber, thread, abandon antonym: rescue, save |
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strife
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noun
bitter disappointment, fighting synonym: conflict, turmoil antonym: peace, calm, harmony |
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topple
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verb
to fall forward, to over turn synonym: upset, tumble antonym: remain upright, set up |
