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13 Cards in this Set
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COPIA
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<L. "plenty"
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copious
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adj. Plentiful; in large amounts
copiously, adv. |
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MAKROS
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<G. "large"
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macrocosm
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n, 1) The universe.
2) Any great whole. macrocosmic, adj. |
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MAGNUS
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<L. "great"
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magnanimous
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adj. Noble and generous, especially in forgiving; not petty.
magnanimity, n.; magnanimously, adv. |
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magnate
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n. A wealthy influential person, especially in business.
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magnitude
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n. 1) Greatness of importance or size.
2) The degree of brightness of a star. |
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MEGAS
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<G. "great"
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megalomania
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n. 1) A form of mental illness in which a person has exaggerated ideas of his or her own importance.
2) An obsessive idea to do things on a grand scale. megalomaniac, n. |
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POLY
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<G. "many"
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polygamy
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n. The system of having more than one spouse at a time.
polygamous, adj.; polygamously, adv. |
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polygon
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n. A flat shape with many straight sides.
polygonal, adj.; polygonally, adv. |
