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35 Cards in this Set
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vinc/vict
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to conquer
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Invincible
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not Able to conquer
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evince
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To establish; to reflect the truth
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duc/duct
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To lead
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Conducive
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Supportive, encouraging, helping to bring about
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Induce
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To lead towards some action
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Deduce
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To draw conclusion from fact, to infer
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tract
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To drag
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protracted
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Extended time, prolonged
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Retract
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To draw back, withdraw
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peto
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To seek aggressively, to assail, to rush
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petulant
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irritable or short tempered
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impetuous
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acting passionately and without forethought
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impetus
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that drives one
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crimin
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crime, charge of crime
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decriminalize
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to do away with legal penalties
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incriminate
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to revel guilt or make (someone) appear guilty
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recrimination
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an accusation made in reply, counter charge
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recrimination
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an accusation made in reply, counter charge
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Culp
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to blame
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culpable
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deserving blame
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culprit
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one responsible for the crime
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mea culpa
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interjection statement uttered to show personal responsibility for a wrong
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onus/oner
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burden
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onerous
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unpleasant and burdensome
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onus
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Burden or obligation
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exonerate
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to prove not guilty
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prob/prov
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prove good, approve
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approbation
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praise or approval
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reprobate
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a dishonest or immorality person; a scoundrel
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reprove
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to scold or criticize
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torr/torq
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to twist
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tortuous
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Not direct or straightforward
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retort
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to respond critically
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