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36 Cards in this Set
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exorbitant
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excessive
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exotic
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not native; strange
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expatiate
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talk at length
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expatriate
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exile; someone who has withdrawn from his native land
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expediency
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that which is advisable or pratical
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expeditiously
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rapidly and efficiently
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expiate
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make amends for a sin
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expostulation
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remonstance
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expunge
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cancel; remove
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expurgate
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clean; remove offensive parts of a book
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extant
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still in existence
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extemporaneous
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not planned; impromptu
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extenuate
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weaken; mitigate
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extripate
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root up
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extol
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praise; glorify
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exorbitant
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excessive
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exotic
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not native; strange
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expatiate
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talk at length
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expatriate
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exile; someone who has withdrawn from his native land
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expediency
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that which is advisable or pratical
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expeditiously
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rapidly and efficiently
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expiate
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make amends for a sin
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expostulation
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remonstance
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expunge
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cancel; remove
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expurgate
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clean; remove offensive parts of a book
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extant
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still in existence
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extemporaneous
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not planned; impromptu
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extenuate
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weaken; mitigate
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extripate
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root up
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extol
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praise; glorify
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extort
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wring from; get money by threats, etc
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extradition
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surrender of prisoner by one state to another
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extraneous
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not essential; external
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extricate
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free; disentangle
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extrinsic
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external; not inherent; foreign
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extrovert
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person interested mostly in external objects and actions
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