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50 Cards in this Set
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amicable
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friendly, agreeable
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antagonist
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foe, adversary, opponent
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archaic
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antiquated, from an earlier time; outdated
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assertion
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usually without proof
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assess
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to establish value
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assiduous
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diligent, persistent, hardworking
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assurance
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guarantee, pledge
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astute
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having good judgment
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asylum
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a place offering protection and safety
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attain
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to accomplish, gain
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atypical
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unusual, irregular
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audacious
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bold, daring, fearless
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augment
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to expand, extend
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auspicious
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having favorable prospects, promising
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authoritarian
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demanding absolute obedience to authority
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autonomous
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separate, independent
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avant-garde
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radically new or original
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avian
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of, or relating to, birds
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awe
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reverence, respect, wonder
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balk
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to refuse, shirk; prevent
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banality
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something that is trite, commonplace, or predictable
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bane
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cause of harm or ruin; source of annoyance
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banish
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drive away, expel
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bard
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lyrical poet
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belated
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having been delayed, done too late
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belligerent
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hostile, inclined to fight
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benefactor
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someone who helps others financially
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benevolent
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friendly and helpful
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benign
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harmless
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bequeath
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pass on, hand down
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berate
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to scold harshly
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bereft
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deprived or lacking something
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betray
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to be false or disloyal to
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bewilder
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to confuse or puzzle
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biased
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prejudiced
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bilk
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to defraud, swindle
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blaze
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shine brightly, flare up suddenly
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blemish
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imperfection, flaw
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boast
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speak with excessive force
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boon
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blessing, something to be thankful for
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bourgeois
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middle class
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braggart
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someone who boasts continuously
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brandish
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wave menacingly
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brutality
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ruthless, cruel, and unrelenting acts
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buffer
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something that separates two entities
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buffoonery
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acting like a clown or fool
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buttress
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to reinforce or support
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bypass
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avoid
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cacophony
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jarring, unpleasant noise
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cadence
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rhythmic flow; marching beat
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