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34 Cards in this Set
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Cogent
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Strong and to the point; convincing.
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Exigent
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Urgent; pressing.
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Exigente
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Assay
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To test, analyse.
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Intransigent
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Refusing to compromise.
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Intransingente.
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Incite
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To stir up; to provoke.
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Incitar
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Resuscitate
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To bring back to consciousness.
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Resucitar
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Solicitous
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Showing care or worry.
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Solicituoso
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Perturb
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To make worried or upset.
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Perturbar
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Turbulent
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Very excited or upset
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Turbulento
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Turbid
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Cloudy; confused
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Turbido
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Alacrity
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Enthusiastic quickness.
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Celerity
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Speed or quickness.
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Degenerate
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A corrupt wrongdoer.
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Degenerado
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Engender
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To bring about; to produce.
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Engendrar
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Genre
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A kind or type of art.
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Genero
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Cognate
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Related to or coming from the same source.
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Cognado
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Innate
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Natural; present from birth.
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Innato
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Nascent
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In the act of being born; growing.
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Nasciente
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Transfigure
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To change the form or appereance of
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Transfigurar
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Fictive
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Not real
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Ficticio
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Feign
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To make up or invent; pretend
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Fingir
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Parturient
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About to bring forth or give birth; pregnant
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Parturiente
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Repertory
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The range of works an artist can produce or perform
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Repertorio
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Vehement
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Strongly emotional; fierce and passionate
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Venevolente
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Inveigh
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To attack strongly in words; to talk or write bitterly against.
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Surmise
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To draw a conclusion based on little or no information; to guess
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Demise
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The end of existence; death
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Remit
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To make less or weaker; to forgive or pardon
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Remetir
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Emblematic
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Standing for another thing
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Emblematico
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Diabolical
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Of or like a devil; very wicked or cruel
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Diabolico
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Hyperbole
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An exaggeration for effect
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Hyperbola
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Episodic
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Happening in parts or segments
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Episodico
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Methodical
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Orderly and regular
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Metodico
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Synod
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A council, especially of churches and church officials.
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