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16 Cards in this Set
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-plac
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to please
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complacent
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adj. satisfied with a situation that should be changed ro improves
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placebo
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something which has a positive effect, but no physical effect
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placid
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calm- undistrubed
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-grat
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pleasing, earning thanks, or thankful
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gratuitious
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unecessary or unwanted
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ingratiate
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to gain anothers favor by false flattery
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ingrate
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one who is nkt properly thankful
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doc-doct
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to teach
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docile
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easily taught, submissive to instruction
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indoctrinate
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to teach a certain point of view to
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doctrine
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that which istaught, body of belifs or ideas
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-temper
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to temper- make less severe
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temper
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to descrease the strength of
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temperance
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restraint or moderation, especially in regards to alcohol or food
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intemperate
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lacking moderation, sever or extreme
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